Women's History Month 2023

 


March is Women’s History Month, and we here at the Grayslake Library are excited to observe the contributions of women to our world’s history, which, unfortunately, are often overlooked.


Your Grayslake library card grants you access to a variety of titles about influential women, historical and fictional alike. Kamala’s Way by Dan Morain is an excellent insight into the life of the USA’s first female vice president. Ida B. the Queen by Michelle Duster tells the story of Ida B. Wells, civil rights activist, and journalist. The Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson details the efforts of the scientist Jennifer Doudna, who discovered ways to ward off viruses and diseases.


Are digital collections more your style? Check out Kanopy’s collection of films and documentaries, curated to celebrate Women’s History Month. Want to listen to a good book? Hoopla has you covered with a collection of audiobooks with female leads.


Also, this March 13th, educational entertainer Martina Mathisen will be presenting at your Grayslake Library on Women in History; click here to register for this awesome program!


Do you have any recommendations for celebrating and observing Women’s History Month or any great reads you’d like to share? Share your ideas in the comments down below!


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