In celebration of Women's History Month, the University Archives has curated an exhibit celebrating the life and accomplishments of the indomitable Rose Pak.
Rose Pak (1947-2016), a community and political activist, played a major role in shaping the physical and political landscape of the city of San Francisco. Labeled a "king-maker" by some and a traitor by others, there is no denying the lasting impact that Pak's work made on the San Francisco community.
Virtual exhibition is live and can be viewed on the Special Collections & University Archives Virtual Exhibitions and Displays guide.
Curated by Maura Wilson, Special Collections & University Archives Assistant, and Lia Sina, Special Collections & University Archives Student Assistant.
Special thanks to the Rose Pak Community Fund and the Columbia University Archives for their help.
Physical exhibit on display in Gleeson Library in the Archives Display Case, from March 1 through April 30.
