Throughout the history of the U.S., women have worked to relieve the suffering of others; we refer to these types of people as humanitarians. In this month’s newsletter, we choose to focus on two women whose efforts made conditions better for others.
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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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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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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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Although the typical image of an inventor in the U.S. is a man, women have been creating and inventing right along side of them, for thousands of years. Early women innovators are profiled.
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To celebrate the 90th Anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote, Her Story issues an invitation for a special tea and luncheon.
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