Women’s History Month is observed from March 1 – 31 each year as a way to celebrate the often overlooked contributions women have made to American history, society, and culture. Learn more about women’s history with these events, materials, and online resources.
Library Events
Social Justice Online Book Group - "Being Seen" by Elsa Sjunneson on March 29
Meet the Author: Margaret Willson, "Woman, Captain, Rebel" on March 30 at Langley Library
Booklists
Women Loving Women: Sapphic Romances
Picture Books for Women's History Month
Instant Access
Download The Only Woman in the Room by Marie Benedict instantly, no holds or waiting required, during the month of March.
Online Resources
GALE In Context, Biography: Notable Women – biographical information on numerous women of historical importance.
GALE In Context, U.S. History: Women’s Rights Movement – directory of primary documents, periodicals and other resources on issues relating to civil rights for women in America.
GALE In Context, World History: Women’s Rights – directory of academic journals, primary documents and other resources related to women’s rights around the globe.
World Book Timelines: Women’s Firsts in the Modern Era – historical timeline of female achievement around the globe from 1793-2017.
World Book Timelines: U.S. Women’s Firsts – historical timeline of female achievement in the United States from 1793-2016.
