WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH 2024
WOMEN WHO ADVOCATE FOR DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
A HUGE SUCCESS BECAUSE OF ALL OF YOU!
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In March 2024, we celebrated Women's History Month with enthusiasm and gratitude, highlighting the remarkable achievements and contributions of women throughout history. From groundbreaking activists to visionary leaders, we honored the diverse and inspiring stories of women who have shaped our world.
Our powerful network of members, donors, community partners, and friends across the country made this work possible. Together, we honored the past, celebrated the present, and envisioned a future where every woman's story is recognized and valued. Our sisterhood has never been stronger or more multifaceted than it is today!
We extend our heartfelt thanks to all of our supporters for making Women's History Month 2024 a truly memorable and impactful celebration.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER
RECOGNIZING & HONORING WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
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The National Women's History Alliance proudly acknowledges and supports the recent Executive Order on Recognizing and Honoring Women’s History, signed by President Biden. This order signifies a crucial step towards recognizing the invaluable contributions of women throughout history, spanning various fields and backgrounds. It underscores our shared commitment to ensuring that women's stories are properly acknowledged and celebrated.
To read the full order and learn more about its implications, please click HERE.
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HONOR SOMEONE SPECIAL THIS MOTHER'S DAY
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To purchase a card(s) for the special women in your life, please visit us HERE.
To learn more about the history of Mother's Day, click HERE.
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NWHA AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT:
Share Your Spring Cleaning Treasures!
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As the season of renewal approaches, why not put your Spring Cleaning finds to good use? We're excited to announce our upcoming Spring Cleaning/Archival Treasure/Auction, where you can donate your discovered treasures to support NWHA's mission.
Our auction kicks off on May 13th, and we're seeking a variety of donated items to make it a success. Whether it's vintage collectibles, artwork, books, or other unique finds, your contributions will help fund our important work celebrating women's history.
To donate an item, simply send us images and descriptions HERE. Your generosity will not only declutter your space but also contribute to a worthy cause. Let's make this Spring Cleaning season both purposeful and impactful together!
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To conclude Women's History Month, the Women’s Suffrage National Monument Foundation announced 35 organizations as its founding National Partners, including the National Women's History Alliance (NWHA). These partners, representing over three million women globally, will collaborate with the Foundation to honor women's contributions to American democracy by establishing the first memorial dedicated to American women's history on the National Mall.
To read more, visit HERE.
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In a groundbreaking milestone of medical history, we celebrate the pioneering achievements of Dr. Rebecca Crumpler (1831-1895), a remarkable Black female physician.
Dr. Crumpler authored the first-ever consumer health guide specifically tailored for women and children, titled "Medical Discourses in Two Parts," published in 1883.
This seminal work not only stands as a testament to Dr. Crumpler's expertise and dedication but also serves as a beacon of empowerment and knowledge for generations to come. We honor her enduring legacy and invaluable contributions to healthcare, paving the way for greater inclusivity and accessibility in medicine.
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Discover the extraordinary life and legacy of Reverend Doctor Pauli Murray, a pioneering figure in civil rights and social justice, at the American Writer's Museum in Chicago. This new exhibit offers a captivating glimpse into Murray's remarkable journey, from her groundbreaking legal activism to her profound contributions as a writer and thinker.
Explore Murray's multifaceted identity as a lawyer, poet, and advocate for gender and racial equality through an array of artifacts, photographs, and writings. From her influential role in shaping landmark civil rights cases to her fearless advocacy for marginalized communities, Murray's impact continues to resonate today.
Please visit HERE. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about one of the most influential figures in American history at the American Writer's Museum.
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1 photographic print on stereo card: stereograph. | Photograph shows a man washing clothing in tub, as woman reads “Truth," Date: 1901-01-01
“The New Woman.—Wash Day.” American Stereoscopic Company, 1901, stereograph. Courtesy of the Library of Congress.
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National Women’s History Alliance is a non-partisan, non-profit registered 501(c)(3) whose mission is dedicated to advancing women’s history in education, fostering empowerment, championing equality, and promoting inclusion.
1855 Cooper Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 | Phone: (707) 636-2888 www.nationalwomenshistoryalliance.org
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