Sybil of the Rhine: The Story of Saint Hildegard von Bingen
Fiction I wasn’t sure if the story of a cloistered nun from the Middle Ages would hold my interest. After all, how interesting could it...
N.J. Mastro
Apr 4, 2021
Miné Okubo: The Sustaining Impact of Creative Expression During Times of Trial
April 24, 1942. The United States government has just issued Civilian Exclusion Order Number 19 and posted it on nearly every street...
N.J. Mastro
Mar 14, 2021
Advice from the Cockpit: Amelia Earhart in Her Own Words
Amelia Earhart was more than just a famous aviator. She was a pioneer for women. Her words of wisdom still inspire.
N.J. Mastro
Feb 18, 2021
Who Was Mary Wollstonecraft and Why Should We Care?
Read about Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797), widely considered the world's first feminist.
N.J. Mastro
Feb 9, 2021
Her Story in History
History tells stories that rival the most famous novels of all time. But the stories of women from the past are too often overlooked.
N.J. Mastro
Feb 9, 2021