The NWHP Blog is a place for YOU to find out about and promote events about Women in History and Woman MAKING History.Go to our Frequently Asked Questions to find out how you can post an event or article to this blog. Software

Featured Article

In Honor of Mother’s Day: Meet Flora Mae Smith

In 1964, Flora Mae Smith decided that her children would not be attending the “separate but equal” Douglas High School. So, she walked into Key West High and quietly informed the Superintendent of Schools that her husband, Bernard C. Smith, was serving as an officer in the U.S. Military, and that her children, therefore, deserved [...]

Share

In Honor of Mother’s Day: Meet Janet W. Livingston

My mother, Janet Elenita Wright Livingston; Janet W. Livingston was the name she preferred, was an extremely competent, dedicated and exceptional individual who was instrumental in the development of Northern Wyoming Mental Health Center (NWMHC)  and Community Mental Health Services in northern Wyoming in the 1960s, back in the days when it was called Mental [...]

Share

In Honor of Mother’s Day

Dear Readers,
Mother’s day is a time honored tradition where we all celebrate the most important woman in our lives. The National Women’s History Project realizes that and has created a memorable quiz and we’ve also created gorgeous cards that not only celebrates an important woman in history, but catches the eye of that special woman in your [...]

Share

Want a Mother’s Day Card?

 The National Women’s History Project has created beautifully adorned cards to celebrate that special woman in your life ( Mom).  Before May 8, 2011, celebrate this wonderous day by purchasing these beautifully crafted cards. Your donation supports “Writing Women Back into History.”  Visit our website www.nwhp.org for details

Share

The National Women’s History Museum Act

If you haven’t heard about this act, then now is the time to read about it. This important piece of legislature was introduced March 30, 2011 by Representative Carolyn Maloney and Senator Susan collins ( along with 22 co-sponsors) as a way to preserve land next to the National Mall in D.C to build an [...]

Share

Junior League of Baltimore: 5 Reasons Why You Should Join

 The Junior League of Baltimore is an organization that has devoted countless volunteer hours into making Baltimore a better place. It’s an organization of determined women who are committed into developing women’s potential, improving communities through volunteerism and who inspire women to be leaders.
Their purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. The Junior League of Baltimore, Inc. reaches out [...]

Share

Women’s History Month-Collaboration & Celebration

Women’s History Month gives us the opportunity to share some of the History about the wonderful women who have influenced our lives and made a difference for each of us.  And if you have a Facebook account, you are also welcome to join with many others, who are gathering in solidarity to honor the women in [...]

Share

Women’s History Month:Acknowledging Indian American Women

If you want to read the rest of this article, check out the Tavis Smiley Show’s blog..
Women’s history month is a celebration of what American women have contributed to U.S. culture. When most people think of American women and their contributions to women’s history, they may switch between African American or Caucasian role models like [...]

Share

A Special Letter from a New Jersey Educator

Dear all,
I am a third grade teacher at Jefferson School in Hawthorne, NJ. I have been celebrating famous women for over ten years by having students research their acomplishments, then perform a Women in History Show. 
Students sing, dance, and act out skits about the jouney women have taken throughout the years.  The show honors a [...]

Share

University of Florida Women’s History Month

The Women’s Leadership Council is proud to be celebrating Women’s History Month at the University of Florida in Gainesville, FL. Throughout the month of March, the Women’s History Month committee is putting on events to inspire and empower women in our college community.
These include a brown bag lunch series on subjects ranging from sexual trafficking to [...]

Share