THE FILM
Discovering Catharine is a documentary on pioneering attorney and women's rights advocate Catharine Waugh McCulloch. This one-hour documentary explores the life and legacy of Catharine Waugh McCulloch (1862-1945) of Evanston, Illinois, an early female attorney and a fervent champion of women's rights.
THE JOURNEY
Ann McCulloch, the great-granddaughter of Catharine Waugh McCulloch, uncovered her great-grandmother's memoirs and a trove of documents at Harvard's Schlesinger Library two decades ago. Her personal journey has culminated in a well-research documentary, enriched by insights from legal scholars and women's suffrage historians who have studied McCulloch's profound impact on women's rights.
HER VOICE
Our mission is to educate and inspire audiences with the incredible story of Catharine Waugh McCulloch, fostering a deeper understanding of her contributions to the advancement of women's rights and the legal landscape.
Through Discovering Catharine, we aim to spark meaningful conversations and provoke positive change, ensuring that Catharine's pioneering spirit continues to resonate with generations to come.
Catharine's literary works and correspondence provide a fascinating insight into her life and achievements. To learn more about her, visit www.catharinewaughmcculloch.com