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CELEBRATING WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH 2022


The first celebrated Women's History Week was in March of 1978 by educators in California to increase awareness of the Powerful Contributions Women have given to our Society. Now we dedicate the month of March to them every year.

To honor the special Women in one's life, International Women's Day was established on March 08, 1911, and is celebrated worldwide on March 8th each year.

The 2022 Women's History Months Theme is "Provide Healing and Promote Hope". This is a tribute and recognition to the thousands of ways Women of this World provide Healing and Hope throughout their lives. This is also dedicated to the tireless work of our Frontline Women Workers and Women Caregivers during this ongoing Global Crisis and Pandemic.

This month of March is the time to Honor and Learn about some Notable Women's Figures that have made a huge difference and influence on mankind. 

Here's a small list of 31 Incredible Women to represent the 31 days of March.

  1. Sappho
  2. Hildegard
  3. Mary Wollstonecraft
  4. Joan of Arc
  5. Sojourner Truth
  6. Susan B. Anthony
  7. Elizabeth Blackwell
  8. Harriet Tubman
  9. Marie Curie
  10. Mother Teresa
  11. Dorothy Hodgkin
  12. Amelia Earhart
  13. Margaret Chase Smith
  14. Indira Gandhi
  15. Rosa Parks
  16. Anne Frank
  17. Margaret Thatcher
  18. Gloria Steinem
  19. Shirin Ebadi
  20. Wangari Maathai
  21. Princess Diana
  22. Malala Yousafzai
  23. Oprah Winfrey
  24. Sally Ride
  25. Venus Williams
  26. Hellen Keller
  27. Samira Nasr
  28. Shakuntala Devi
  29. Billie Jean King
  30. Ava Du Vernay
  31. Women's U.S. Soccer Team

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