10 Facts About Women In STEM
The current exhibit at the Women’s Museum of California, To Observe and Wonder, celebrates the history of extraordinary women working in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) throughout history and today. Continue reading “10 Facts About Women In STEM”
The Greatest Mathematician Who Has Ever Lived
“In the judgement of the most competent living mathematicians, Fraulein Noether was the most significant creative mathematical genius thus far produced since the higher education of women began.” – Albert Einstein Continue reading “The Greatest Mathematician Who Has Ever Lived”
Popular Advice for Young Girls: Then and Now
In a lot of ways, the advice given to young girls about clothing, hair, makeup, and relationships has changed over time. Continue reading “Popular Advice for Young Girls: Then and Now”
Sarah Ann Worthington (King-Peter) – Chillicothe, Ohio
At my visit to Adena Mansions, I was told by the guide that Sarah was what we would call a feminist today, as she was a champion of women’s and children’s rights. Continue reading “Sarah Ann Worthington (King-Peter) – Chillicothe, Ohio”
Faithfulness and Women in East Asia, 17th – 19th Centuries
We get married. Sometimes we divorce. Today, we are living in a world where one out of two married couples ends in divorce. Continue reading “Faithfulness and Women in East Asia, 17th – 19th Centuries”
Lise Meitner: A Physicist Who Never Lost Her Humanity
“Life need not be easy, provided only that it not be empty.” Continue reading “Lise Meitner: A Physicist Who Never Lost Her Humanity”
Zoologist and Teacher: Cornelia Maria Clapp
She was one of the top zoologists in the United States in her lifetime. Continue reading “Zoologist and Teacher: Cornelia Maria Clapp”
5 Women Artists from California
There have been many notable women throughout California history who have contributed greatly to the world of art. For our last post for Women’s History Month 2017, we are sharing facts about 5 women artists from California History.
10 Films Directed by Women
This year at the Women’s International Film Festival San Diego 10 films directed by women will be screened.
The Making of Different Flowers
This has been without a doubt the most surreal year of my life, and the year before I had walked on the Millennium Falcon. Continue reading “The Making of Different Flowers”
