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In New York? Don’t forget to check out our exhibition at the New York Historical Society, LIFE

In New York? Don’t forget to check out our exhibition at the New York Historical Society, LIFE: Six Women Photographers, featuring the pioneering work of Margaret Bourke-White, Martha Holmes, Nina Leen, Lisa Larsen, Marie Hansen, and Hansel Mieth. The show highlights rare photographs from our archive—and the untold stories behind them. #nyhistory #womenshistory #LIFElegends (at New-York Historical Society)
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At every point in history, women and girls around the world have faced the challenges in their way w

At every point in history, women and girls around the world have faced the challenges in their way with courage and resilience. This Women’s History Month celebrate the incredible journeys of 5 inspiring young women carrying forward the fight for gender equality in their communities by organizing a #GirlConnected screening! Visit http://bit.ly/WatchGirlConnected to watch! Download the free Engagement Guide http://bit.ly/GirlConnectedInfo.


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Final part to my LNY series: groundbreaking Chinese-American physicist Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu (吳健雄). In

Final part to my LNY series: groundbreaking Chinese-American physicist Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu (吳健雄). In her impressively long portfolio, her work falsifying the law of parity was one of the most influential and consequential in the 20th century. She is also known as “The First Lady of Physics” and the “Queen of Nuclear Physics.”
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I know LNY ended last week but Women’s History Month began today so let’s pretend this was all intentional.
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#artinsanely #artaccounts #bestofillustration #arthabit #aestheticart #artistsupportartists #artistsupport #semirealism #visdevart #meds50heads #headstudy #portraitpaintings #physics #womenshistorymonth #womenshistory #asianamerican #asianamericanartist #digital_artist #ipadprocreate #procreate5x #ipadpainting #chienshiungwu #mit #berkeley (at Berkley University)
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Jennifer Keil had an opportunity to showcase her ongoing historical projects to the Orange County Hi

Jennifer Keil had an opportunity to showcase her ongoing historical projects to the Orange County Historical Commissioners which is in partnership with @OCParks. The theme of her presentation was #Curating #Communities.
Participate in The Orange County Historical Commission 2nd annual public event at Irvine Ranch Historic Park on Saturday April 13, 2019 from 10:00am-2:00pm

Read more at 70degrees.org/oc-historical-commissioners.
#fieldnotes #fbf #flashbackfriday #70degrees #archive #preserve #exhibit #historian #OC #California #CA #Irvine #ranch #historical #curate #womenshistory #womenshistorymonth #ranching #horse #cattle #sheep (at Irvine Ranch History Park)
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Original #photograph at The @nationalarchivesuk Catalogue ref:COPY 1/432/63, ‘Her Majesty the

Original #photograph at The @nationalarchivesuk Catalogue ref:COPY 1/432/63, ‘Her Majesty the Queen in pony carriage with Princess Christian and Princess Frederica of Hanover standing by.’ John Brown her faithful servant holds the reins. #Photographer: Robert Milne, Sep. 11 1897
#womenshistory #womenshistorymonth #British #monarch #herstory #history #regal #royal #archives #archivist #monarchy #tbt #throwbackthursday #1800s #QueenVictoria #Victorian #VictorianEra (at The National Archives)
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#Repost @telegraphwomenssport • • • • • SUPPLEMENT ALERT : Check out this month’s @telegraphwomenssp

#Repost @telegraphwomenssport
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SUPPLEMENT ALERT : Check out this month’s @telegraphwomenssport’s 12-page supplement, this issue focuses on the new wave of activism in women’s sport. We have an exclusive interview with one of sport’s greatest activists @billiejeanking by Charlie Eccleshare, surfer @sophiehellyer speaks to @pippafield ‍♀️ about how she has become both an advocate for environmental issues and how women in her sport are portrayed. While Shireen Ahmed @footybedsheets traces the history of female activists in sport. There is lots more including @dinaashersmith’s column. ⚽️‍♀️‍♀️
You can also click the link in bio to read all the pieces.
#telegraphwomenssport #tws #womeninsport #activism #tennis #wta #surfing #womenshistory
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Don’t forget to spring on over to the #WomensHistoryMonth display in the library!Brought to you by

Don’t forget to spring on over to the #WomensHistoryMonth display in the library!

Brought to you by the U of I Women’s Center.

#womenshistory #uidaho #uidaholibrary (at University of Idaho Library)
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At the conclusion of the @mtholyoke Laurel Parade a song is always sung at founder Mary Lyon’s grave

At the conclusion of the @mtholyoke Laurel Parade a song is always sung at founder Mary Lyon’s grave, though the song of choice has varied through time.
In the early days it was often a song written by a class member or one of the College songs. 

The Class of 1978 decided to sing “Bread and Roses,” a song adapted by Mimi Farina from a poem written by James Oppenheim, which is said to have been a slogan for women during a 1912 textile mill strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Singing “Bread and Roses” has remained part of the Laurel Parade tradition to this day, and the words will ring out again this coming Saturday morning!

Pictured here are @mhcalums members of the Class of 1978 in their Laurel Parade, holding a banner with the words “The common woman is as common as a common loaf of bread and will rise.”


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This week we’re sharing @mtholyoke Laurel Parade history in advance of Saturday’s 2018 LThis week we’re sharing @mtholyoke Laurel Parade history in advance of Saturday’s 2018 L

This week we’re sharing @mtholyoke Laurel Parade history in advance of Saturday’s 2018 Laurel Parade activities. And, if you’re on campus, you can come over to Dwight Hall and see the Laurel Parade exhibit curated by student assistant Samantha Snodgrass, Class of 2018. Now on to the history…

There have been several years when students did not carry laurel. In 1923 and 1924, mountain laurel became scarce and could not be picked. In 1925, laurel returned to the ceremony but was bought from a florist. In 1970 and 1971, students chose to carry signs protesting the Vietnam War rather than a laurel chain.

Pictured here are Class of 1924 students holding ribbon instead of laurel due to a need for laurel conservation in Massachusetts, and seniors in the Class of 1970 holding Peace signs.


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Happy International Women’s Day! Buona Festa della Donna! International Women’s Day is celebra

Happy International Women’s Day! Buona Festa della Donna! International Women’s Day is celebrated throughout the world. It recognizes the contributions of women to society, originating in the labor and suffrage movements of the late 19th and 20th centuries. To celebrate today, recognize the women in your life, thanking them for their leadership and service. #internationalwomensday #lafestadelladonna #womenshistorymonth #womenshistory #experiencesicily #sicily #sicilia #siciliabedda #sizilien #italy #italia #italien #sicilyvacation #sicilians_world #ig_sicily #siciliaph #siciliafoto #fotosicilia #sicilyphoto #instasicilia #gf_italy #siculamenteDoc #sicily_tricolors #ig_visitsicily #Sicilia_PhotoGroup #smallgrouptours #traveltogether #authenticsicily #smallgrouptoursitaly #contessaentellina (at Contessa Entellina)
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Book of the Week - Did you enjoy last week’s featured publication, the “1915 Mode?” Then you’ll love “Art Gout Beaute.” This fashion magazine is filled with gorgeous drawings of and commentary on the most au courant fashion trends of its day from the heights of the 1920’s flapper era to more conservative early 1930’s trends. The State Library has digitized several issues of this very fun magazine and made them available for free on Internet Archive. If you love vintage fashion or women’s history, they are definitely worth a look.

The immortal & legendary Rita Moreno. #oscars #oscars2018 #boricuadiaspora #boricuawomen #mujerb

The immortal & legendary Rita Moreno. #oscars #oscars2018 #boricuadiaspora #boricuawomen #mujerboricua #womenshistory #larespuesta #larespuestamedia #diasporaboricua


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