
The Library Sciences site for March celebrates women's history.
National Women's History Project focuses on recognizing the accomplishments of women. This non-profit organization provides educational materials and sponsors programs. There is an expanding biography center.
Our 2003 theme, "Women Pioneering the Future", incorporates both pioneering women from U.S. history, who led and won struggles for equality and civil rights, created and advanced educational and professional opportunities, and made great contributions to the arts, sciences, and humanistic causes, and innovative women of today who further these efforts and continue to expand the frontiers of possibility for generations to come.
This is an excellent resource for teachers, parents, and librarians.
Additional Women's History articles:
Women Factory Workers: Learning about the neglected heroines of the last century.
Women´s Suffrage: As we approach the 90th anniversary of the 13th Ammendment, let us salute the brave women who fought for our right to vote.



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