Elizabeth A. Novara is the American Women’s History Specialist for the Library of Congress Manuscript Division. She co-curated the Library’s Shall Not Be Denied: Women Fight for the Vote exhibition, during the 2020 centennial of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. She holds an MLS in archives management; an MA in history; a graduate certificate in women’s studies; and is currently pursuing a PhD in American history at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Most Recent Posts
- Join In: Exclusion by Men’s Professional Associations Led to the Founding of the Society of Woman Geographers January 19th, 2023
- George Washington, “The Greatest Man in the World”? December 15th, 2022
- Recently Processed Ann Cottrell Free Papers Expand Coverage of Women Journalists in the Manuscript Division December 1st, 2022
- Live! at the Library: Reflections from the Past, Present and Future with Mosaic Theater November 29th, 2022
- The Vietnam Women’s Memorial: Representations of Women in the Nation’s Public Memory November 10th, 2022
- National Woman’s Party Research Fellowship: New Fellow Announced and 2023 Application Period Opens October 11th, 2022
- Gee’s War, 1918 September 29th, 2022
- The Pilgrimages of Gold Star Mothers and Widows in the 1930s: A View into Veterans’ and Women’s History September 22nd, 2022
- From Suffrage Day to Women’s Equality Day: A Brief History of Celebrating August 26 August 25th, 2022
- Summer Suffrage Transcription Challenge: Alice Stone Blackwell and the Politics of Poetry July 21st, 2022