Original Mother’s Day Proclamation – By Julia Ward Howe
Written in 1870 by Julia Ward Howe, the following proclamation explains, in her own impassioned words, the goals of the original “Mother’s Peace Day”…
Read MoreWritten in 1870 by Julia Ward Howe, the following proclamation explains, in her own impassioned words, the goals of the original “Mother’s Peace Day”…
Read MorePossessed by a passion for the Renaissance, I have become an ardent follower of author Sarah Dunant. This author has produced five works of…
Read MoreJason Porath isn’t the sort of person you’d initially expect to be running a blog about unsung historical women. A straight white man from…
Read MoreWhen you flip through a history book, it becomes clear pretty early on that men take up the majority of the pages. From kings…
Read MoreDuring her lifetime, Vittoria Colonna was the most famous woman in 16th century Italy renowned for her poetry and piety. She was a leader…
Read More“As I went to explain what was happening now, it became unreasonable and incomplete to try to tell the story of now without telling…
Read MoreMarch is National Women’s History Month. Since 1987, the President of the United States makes an annual proclamation designating the month of March as…
Read MoreQuakers are taught that ‘there is that of God in everyone’ and that our interactions with others demonstrate this truth. Because of this fundamental…
Read MoreWhy did I march? “Because my faith informs my actions. Because women are key in standing for “justice for all” in the U.S. and around…
Read MoreOn February 26, 2017 – the 5 year anniversary of the death of Trayvon Martin – over 75 people joined together with Culture Honey…
Read MorePlease reserve your space today to join us! Race relations and prison reform are some of the most outstanding issues that need the light…
Read MoreLooking back at the month of February, I want to pay tribute to what has been a particularly impactful Black History Month for me. What…
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