Change is a constant in our lives – in fact, it has been said that the only contastant is change! Not only are out 
personal lives in transition, but changes are accurring continuously in politics, business, science, the arts, in fact – everywhere.
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To celebrate Computer Science Education Week, Her Story, along with the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT) hosted a birthday party on December 9th at the University of Colorado, Boulder for Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, the mother of the modern computing age.
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Kalon Women – December column 
It’s hard to believe that it is December already and time to prepare for the holidays that will be celebrated this month! As we think about the various holidays, we are reminded that women helped establish religious traditions and religions in the U.S. In addition, women helped to fight for religious freedom – and were even executed for the cause!
Many women have made contributions to changing America by their participation in the fields of writing and journalism. We highlight a diarist, a playwright, a non-fiction author and an editor of a monthly magazine.
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The World Health Organization estimates that more than 220 million people worldwide have diabetes. In the U.S., it
is estimated that approximately 24 million people, or just under 8% of the population, have been struck with this disease – and its incidence is increasing.
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This month’s newsletter features two women who are important to the continuing story of women changing America: Stephanie Kwolek and Gertrude Elion.
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