Archive: March 2021 (3 Posts)

Refined by: (Author) Natalie Burclaff; (Year) 2021; (Month) March

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Missing Women and Feminist Economics

March 22, 2021

Posted by: Natalie Burclaff

Where have two million women gone and how can economists find them?

Posted in: Labor, Women's History

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Honoring African Americans: Historic Women Trailblazers and Advocacy Organizations

March 11, 2021

Posted by: Natalie Burclaff

Maggie L. Walker, Nannie Helen Burroughs, and Mary Church Terrell founded and led organizations with a focus on social activism through the development of personal relationships, mentoring, and collaborating to bring about social change, often with a goal of bringing more people into the middle class.

Posted in: African American History, Women's History

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Join Us for a Virtual Business Research Orientation on March 10

March 3, 2021

Posted by: Natalie Burclaff

Interested in how to do business research at the Library of Congress? Come to our Virtual Business Research Orientation on March 10, from 1-2 pm!

Posted in: Business

Refined by: (Author) Natalie Burclaff; (Year) 2021; (Month) March