Jane Fonda Speaking
Dublin Core
Title
Jane Fonda Speaking
Subject
Vietnam War and American Activism
Description
In 1974, actress and activist Jane Fonda visited George Mason University as part of the Indochina Peace Initiative, a campaign focused on ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. She spoke to students and faculty about the war, advocating for peace and diplomatic solutions. Alongside her was activist Tom Hayden, who also discussed the need for ending the conflict. Their visit sparked discussions on campus about U.S. foreign policy and the anti-war movement.
Creator
George Mason University Broadside (archived)
Source
George Mason University
Publisher
George Mason University
Date
1974
Contributor
Brian Lee, HIST 390, Spring 2025
Rights
GMU
Language
English
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Original Format
Photo
Physical Dimensions
1093x724
Files
Citation
George Mason University Broadside (archived), “Jane Fonda Speaking,” Mason History, accessed July 28, 2025, https://masonhistory.gmu.edu/items/show/101.