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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Margaret Mead and Elizabeth Stanton – Most readers will recognize the names of these two famous women. Mead 
lived from 1901-1978 and Stanton from 1815 – 1902. Readers of our monthly column know that we enjoy highlighting women from our book Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America.
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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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Women have been instrumental in advocating for women’s health and for taking the lead in helping to save the 
health of our planet another form of ―wellness.
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It was a short 162 years ago when a small group of women and men met to discuss what was then considered a most radical idea: that women should have the right to vote. It was in 1848 and their work launched what would turn out to be a 72-year fight for suffrage.
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In the United States, June means summertime. School is over. For many of us it is time to pack the family into the 
minivan (or go to the airport) and see America! Of course, it wasn’t always this easy to travel around our great country. Join us as we describe some of the women travelers and explorers profiled in Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America
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