the project is the brainchild of artist georges saxelby who says her participation in the march inspired her to communicate to the young women of tomorrow i want future women to know that we were thinking of them and that we understood that the changes we want for them as a culture that we ignored our role today in creating. the letters here really run the gamut in this letter a woman writes to her daughters that she hopes in twenty years the glass ceiling is permanently shattered and in other letters women talk about hoping to live in a world where they don't have to live in fear men are encouraged to contribute letters as well chris beard says his two daughters inspired him to write about a world with unlimited opportunities i don't ever want them to be held back i don't ever want them to feel like their last for any reason saxelby hopes to collect up to three thousand letters they'll be archived and opened in twenty thirty seven on the twentieth anniversary of the women's march saxelby thinks the time span is long enough for real change to happen and short enough for the next generati

the project is the brainchild of artist georges saxelby who says her participation in the march inspired her to communicate to the young women of tomorrow i want future women to know that we were thinking of them and that we understood that the changes we want for them as a culture that we ignored our role today in creating. the letters here really run the gamut in this letter a woman writes to her daughters that she hopes in twenty years the glass ceiling is permanently shattered and in other letters women talk about hoping to live in a world where they don't have to live in fear men are encouraged to contribute letters as well chris says his two daughters inspired him to write about a world with unlimited opportunities i don't ever want them to be held back i don't ever want them to feel like their last for any reason saxelby hopes to collect up to three thousand letters they'll be archived and opened in twenty thirty seven on the twentieth anniversary of the women's march saxelby thinks the time span is long enough for real change to happen and short enough for the next generation of

the project is the brainchild of artist georges saxelby who says her participation in the march inspired her to communicate to the young women of tomorrow i want future women to know that we were thinking of them and that we understood that the changes we want for them as a culture that we ignored our role today in creating. the letters here really run the gamut in this letter a woman writes to her daughters that she hopes in twenty years the glass ceiling is permanently shattered and in other letters women talk about hoping to live in a world where they don't have to live in fear men are encouraged to contribute letters as well chris says his two daughters inspired him to write about a world with unlimited opportunities i don't ever want them to be held back i don't ever want them to feel like their last for any reason saxelby hopes to collect up to three thousand letters they'll be archived and opened in twenty thirty seven on the twentieth anniversary of the women's march saxelby thinks the time span is long enough for real change to happen and short enough for the next generation of

the project is the brainchild of artist georges saxelby who says her participation in the march inspired her to communicate to the young women of tomorrow i want future women to know that we were thinking of them and that we understood that the changes we want for them as a culture that we ignored our role today in creating. the letters here really run the gamut in this letter a woman writes to her daughters that she hopes in twenty years the glass ceiling is permanently shattered and in other letters women talk about hoping to live in a world where they don't have to live in fear men are encouraged to contribute letters as well chris says his two daughters inspired him to write about a world with unlimited opportunities i don't ever want them to be held back i don't ever want them to feel like their last for any reason saxelby hopes to collect up to three thousand letters they'll be archived and opened in twenty thirty seven on the twentieth anniversary of the women's march saxelby thinks the time span is long enough for real change to happen and short enough for the next generation of

the project is the brainchild of artist georges saxelby who says her participation in the march inspired her to communicate to the young women of tomorrow i want future women to know that we were thinking of them and that we understood that the changes we want for them as a culture that we ignored our role today in creating changes the letters here really run the gamut in this letter a woman writes to her daughters that she hopes in twenty years the glass ceiling is permanently shattered and in other letters women talk about hoping to live in a world where they don't have to live in fear men are encouraged to contribute letters as well chris says his two daughters inspired him to write about a world with unlimited opportunities i don't ever want them to be held back i don't ever want them to feel like their last for any reason saxelby hopes to collect up to three thousand letters they'll be archived and opened in twenty thirty seven on the twentieth anniversary of the women's march saxelby thinks the time span is long enough for real change to happen and short enough for the next generat