At this time of year, as we gather and celebrate with family and friends, we sometimes sing the words or hum the song: “Over the River and Through the Wood” or some variation thereof. Most of us don’t realize that the song is based on lyrics written by a woman. Learn about poetry and songs very familiar to us whose authors were women.
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Fall is a bewitching time of year not only because of Halloween. It is also a time when a handful of Americans are awakened from sleep by a voice telling them that they will be awarded a Nobel Prize. Two women Nobel Peace Price Laureates are featured in this newsletter.
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As we think about our own lives today, it is hard to believe that women couldn’t get patents in their own name until 1809. Before that, every patent issued was issued in a man’s name. Let’s learn about some “Mothers of Invention.”
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Did you know that a woman was the youngest artist to ever get a commission for a statue from the U.S. Government? In this edition of our enewsletter, we profile two female sculptors whose artistry we celebrate!
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Did you know that two of the most familiar patriotic songs – The Battle Hymn of the Republic and America the Beautiful – were composed by women? In this month’s newsletter we will learn about those poets and writers – Julia Ward Howe and Katherine Bates.
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Recently, Serena Williams won her 20th Grand Slam trophy in women’s tennis. She follows in a line of women’s greats in tennis. In this months enewsletter, we briefly profile a number of giants in American women’s tennis: Althea Gibson, Billie Jean King, Chris Evert, Marina Navratilova, and Serena Williams.
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