One of my favorite authors is back, with a personal update and a new book coming out soon! A bright bit of news and an apt book theme for #NationalWomensHistoryMonth.
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#NationalWomensHistoryMonth celebrated at campuses throughout March 2026
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Women have played a critical role in advancing health care through research, policy, and patient advocacy. We recognize that impact by continuing to prioritize progress and accountability in women’s health. 💗
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LIBERATION SUMMER by Micki McElya A HISTORY OF FRANCE IN 21 WOMEN by Katherine Pangonis THE BLOOD COUNTESS by Shelley Puhak REPRODUCTIVE WRONGS: A SHORT HISTORY OF BAD IDEAS ABOUT WOMEN by Sarah Ruden YOU CAN'T CATCH US by Shannon McKenna Schmidt LOST by Rachel Hartigan WITCHES by Steven Veerapen MARGARET BEAUFORT by Lauren Johnson THE FORMIDABLE WOMEN WHO SHAPED MEDIEVAL EUROPE by Susan Abernethy
A WOMAN'S WORK by Elinor Cleghorn MARY OF MODENA by Justine Brown SEVEN SISTERS by Veronica Buckley THE BRIGHT EDGES OF THE WORLD by Garrett Peck THE NUREMBERG WOMEN by Natalie Livingstone WE THE WOMEN by Norah O'Donnell OCEANS TO CROSS by Amy Kleppner ANNE BOLEYN by Martha Tatarnic VICTORIAN FEMINISTS by Rebecca Wilson
THE LESBIAN BAR CHRONICLES by Rachel Karp BECOMING GEORGE by Fiona Sampson OBSTINATE DAUGHTERS by Denise Kiernan A WOMB OF ONE'S OWN by Tara Mulder THE RENOIR GIRLS by Catherine Ostler LADY DAREDEVILS by Barbara Ganson THE HEALERS OF HARLEM by Nina Chhita FREEDOM'S DAUGHTERS by Celeste Headlee THEY BURNED WOMEN, NOT WITCHES by Peg A. Lamphier
Women's History Month highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. Here are books published in 2026 about women's history.
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💙 During Women’s History Month, we recognize the impact of women across medicine—within the osteopathic profession and throughout healthcare. Their leadership, innovation, and commitment continue to move the field forward. #WomensHistoryMonth #NationalWomensHistoryMonth #wmnhis
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It's National Women's History Month! Which woman/women are you celebrating today? Let me know in the comments! #nationalwomenshistorymonth
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Illustration for Women's History Month, March 2026. Features a diverse group of women standing together, each wearing different clothing styles. The background is a soft pastel gradient, with bold text at the top highlighting the celebration of women's contributions throughout history.
Its #NationalWomensHistoryMonth "Leading the Change-Women Shaping a Sustainable Future", encompassing financial sustainability, Community, leadership succession & intergenerational equity. Shaping a #Sustainable future means fostering systems that support people & 🌎
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October is #NationalWomensHistoryMonth in Canada!
Celebrate the achievements and successes with HPL programs led by local #experts #educators #authors and #musicians. www.hpl.ca/womens-history #HamOnt
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A watercolor and marker illustration of a group of African-American senior citizens and young girls sitting in a luxury restaurant in an upscale New York City area. They are all wearing bright orange Converse sneakers and have diverse Africentric hairstyles, including braids, twists, afros, and headwraps. Their skin tones range across a spectrum of rich complexions. The restaurant features elegant decor, plush seating, and large windows showcasing the city skyline. The group is engaged in joyful conversation, laughing and sharing stories in a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.
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#AnnieTurnboMalone (1877–1957)
Entrepreneur & philanthropist who built a haircare empire before #MadamCJWalker.
Founded Poro College, where she hosted business training for Black women &conferences and conventions to promote Black entrepreneurship.” #32n3presents
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Rebecca Cole, born March 16, 1867, physician, organization founder and social reformer, the second African-American woman to become a doctor in the United States.
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African American girl with long braids runs through smoke, passing an orange heart, soldiers behind her.
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An African American girl with long braids and a gold crown looks up at a heart-shaped sun, surrounded by hearts.
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“ #MargaretJamesStricklandCollins (1922–1996)
• Known as the “ #TermiteLady,” she was a pioneering African-American #entomologist.
• Specialized in termite biology and ecology.
• Became the first Black female entomologist in the U.S.”—
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My 13th book of 2025, another for #NationalWomensHistoryMonth, relates the experiences of 5 women from different backgrounds who joined the OSS during WWII, then the CIA. In 1948, one of them, Jane Burrell, perished in a plane crash, becoming the 1st CIA officer to died in the line of service. 1/3
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March of 1822, Harriet Tubman was born into slavery as Araminta Ross, became a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad, helped free enslaved people, served as a Union Army nurse and spy during the Civil War, and was nicknamed "Moses". #NationalWomensHistoryMonth #MovingForwardTogether
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Celebrating #NationalWomensHistoryMonth with Linn Foster, Head of Engineering Management at Exclaimer. Linn’s advocacy for diverse leadership styles is helping build stronger, more resilient tech teams.
#IWD25 #InternationalWomensDay2025
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“ #MaryEllenPleasant (1814–1904) – Known as a successful entrepreneur, she invested in various businesses, including hospitality and food services, which often included tea houses in San Francisco.”—
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“ #LoisMailouJones (1905–1998)
A key figure in the #HarlemRenaissance, Jones worked extensively with watercolor, depicting African heritage, Caribbean landscapes, and cultural symbolism”—
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