Frequently Asked Questions

 

NWHP1. What is the National Women’s History Project?
The National Women’s History Project, founded in 1980, is a non-profit educational organization committed to recognizing and celebrating the diverse and significant historical accomplishments of women by providing information and educational materials and programs. To learn more about National Women’s History Project , click here.

2. How do I order using a Purchase Order?
 Purchase orders need to have an authorizing signature and
can be faxed to 707-636-2909 or mail to:
NWHP PO Box 469,
Santa Rosa, CA  95402

3. How long will it take to receive my order?
We ship within 3 business days, unless rush shipment is request. We ship using the US Post Office or Fed EX which can take an additional 5 business days for regular delivery.

4. What is the history of the National Women's History Month?
 For this information, click on the link "History of NWHM" in the Women’s History Month section of our website

5. How can I contact the National Women’s History Project?
Please write, email or call:

730 Second Street #469
PO Box 469
Santa Rosa, CA 95402
707-636-2888 (phone)
707-636-2909 (fax)

Email: nwhp@nwhp.org

6. How do I request a free Gazette?
The National Women’s History Project produces a free gazette that features information about the theme, honorees, women’s history organizations, and an insert featuring multi-cultural women’s history resources. Click here to download a free 2013 Women’s History Gazette PDF. Click here to order a free copy in our webstore. Click here to order 25 copies for $10 in our webstore. Or call (707) 636-2888, or email us at nwhp@nwhp.org

7. When and how did Women’s History Month begin?
 For this information, click on the History of NWHM link in the Women’s History Month section of our website.

8. What is the theme for National Women’s History Month for March 2013?

Women Inspiring Innovation Through Imagination: Celebrating Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Learn More.

9. What is women’s history?
Multicultural women’s history takes a bold new look at all that has gone before and tells the story of our shared past from a very different perspective. It does not rewrite history. Instead, women’s history presents an expanding version of history that recognizes and honors the accomplishments of women.

10. Where can I find information on the Women’s Rights Movement?
 Visit Resource Center on our website, and click on the Women's Rights Movement

11. What is International Women’s Day?

http://nwhp.org/news/intwomensday.php

12. What is Women’s Equality Day?

http://nwhp.org/news/equalityday.php

13. Can I use any of the content on this website?
The information on this website is © NWHP 2011, but users are invited to use any and all of our web content, as long as credit is cited to the National Women's History Project.
www.nwhp.org.

14. What can I post to the NWHP Blog?
Any event for National Women’s History Month, and any event related to Women’s history or current event that recognizes women's historic achievements. Click here to visit the blog .