Earth sustains us not only in body, but in spirit: “Those who dwell, as scientists or laymen, among the beauties … More
Tag: Women’s History
Book Review: THE REMOVES by Tatjana Soli
Wow. I could probably stop there, honestly, because that’s about all you need to know. But… I can’t do that … More
Book Review: THE WOMEN IN THE CASTLE by Jessica Shattuck
Where to begin with THE WOMEN IN THE CASTLE? For starters: if you think you’ve read every WWII historical fiction … More
Words: “… Her Birthright To Self-Sovereignty “
The road to full inclusion, participation, and opportunity for women still lies ahead — seemingly endless and unnecessarily winding. But, … More
The World War II Women Knew
The stories of World War II have been told many times through a multitude of male perspectives and usually with … More
Women Are Fundraising Their Way To The Big Political Table
Hillary Clinton’s first quarter fundraising total of $45 million revealed that women comprised more than 60% of her donor base. … More
Sharing FEMINIST Stories: An Interview With Jennifer Hall Lee
Feminism is not the “F” word and feminists are not the bearded, Birkenstock wearing sisterhood! Disabusing wrong-headed notions about feminism is vital in … More
Let’s Celebrate A Howe Mother’s Day Too
Back in 1870, Julia Ward Howe envisioned another kind of Mother’s Day. Although a mother herself, she wasn’t looking for … More
The American Nurse Project — Insight Into A Beloved Profession
THE AMERICAN NURSE PROJECT, which includes a book, documentary film and ongoing blog interviews, tells the story of the life and professional commitment … More
Patricia Arquette: “It’s Our Time” For Equality
Patricia Arquette’s “it’s our time” appeal on behalf of women’s equality brought excitement to an otherwise lackluster Oscar telecast. Upon accepting … More
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