Twelve Books to Read During Women’s History Month and Beyond
By Chris Olsen
Women’s History Month is a time to celebrate women’s often overlooked contributions throughout America’s history. What started in Santa Rosa, California, as a weeklong celebration coinciding with International Women’s Day quickly became a movement in other communities across the country. In 1980, an organization now known as the Women’s History Alliance lobbied for national recognition, and in 1986, Congress passed a law designating March as Women’s History Month in the U.S.
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About the Author
Chris Olsen is a book designer, publisher, educator and the author of “Whyography: Building a Brand Fueled by Purpose.” The founder of Publish Her and Publish Her Story, Chris has helped thousands of women tell their stories and publish their books.
About Publish Her
Publish Her is a female-founded publisher dedicated to educating authors and elevating the words, writing and stories of women. We are passionate about amplifying the voices of women of color, women with disabilities and members of the LGBTQ+ community. We aim to make publishing an attainable, exciting and collaborative process for all.