WorkingWomenArchive

Collecting, showcasing, and promoting the work of women in historical and contemporary settings in the US and abroad. #workingwomen #fordham

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

@LauraLaffrado @C19Americanists I really enjoyed the podcast. Excellent work and I'm so glad that you incorporated your students!

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

I'll be talking Fanny Fern and Margaret Fuller at ALA next week in San Francisco!

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Three cheers for Fanny Fern! #c19 #fannyfern #womensjournalism https://t.co/UXDub33cXD

[Ben Railton @AmericanStudier]

For #WomensHistoryMonth, my new @SatEvePost piece highlights the unique & amazing Fanny Fern! #journalism #literature #twitterstorians https://t.co/kxoJZwUeS9

[Nobel Women @NobelWomen]

#MondayMotivation from journalist, critic & women's rights advocate - Margaret Fuller! Born in 1810, Margaret was first full-time female book reviewer in the US, and wrote the seminal "Woman in the Nineteenth Century", considered to be the first major work of American feminism.

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

@dmcampbellwsu I agree. Fern's place in the genealogy of #metoo is not being represented here. I'll be speaking about this at ALA next week! https://t.co/Rz9PO4Wb8v

[Donna M. Campbell @[email protected] @dmcampbellwsu]

"the authors all had catchy, alliterative names, Fanny Fern, Jennie June, or Catharine Cole. The tone of the columns tended to be syrupy and mawkish, filled with false cheer." Not Fanny Fern, not even a little bit. Dear Abby: #MeToo https://t.co/DbgUoAhHy5

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Domestic Workers: The Women Who Raised America https://t.co/4TfkZA3E4p via @TheRoot

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

shoutout to @DukePress for another great book featuring #c19 scholarship!

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

The disparities between workingwomen of color are anything but new: Lori Merish mines the archives... https://t.co/IC3hAAdv75 via @weebly

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

The awesome power of women and libraries! The Women Who Rode Miles on Horseback to Deliver Library Books @atlasobscura https://t.co/hnlqyPKETY

[NYCLU (Find us on Bluesky) @NYCLU]

Hello, NYC #resistance. It’s a beautiful day to march for our rights. #WomensMarch2018 #WomensMarchNYC

[CatalystInc @CatalystInc]

3: The leadership gap is even worse for WOC, who deal with some of the workplace’s most entrenched hurdles. #WomensMarch2018 https://t.co/AdTZ9Qf1vy

[CatalystInc @CatalystInc]

2: Let’s start with the leadership gap. DYK that in corporate America women account for just 5.4% of CEOs and 26.5% of executives in the S&P 500? #WomensMarch2018 https://t.co/BqCNYlKyr8

[The New York Women's Foundation @NYWomensFdn]

Why we march... #2018WomensMarch

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Happy #WomensMarch2018 ! Make your voices heard!

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Activism and Labor in the Antebellum Press, featuring Maria Stewart #c19 #herstory #hiddenfigures https://t.co/fnOV4F47VT via @weebly

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Where oh where are @sarahkendzior and @laurenduca? https://t.co/jNGT5lBcEv

[Emma Gray @emmaladyrose]

This year, rage fueled some beautiful writing: 28 of the most powerful pieces of writing by women in 2017 https://t.co/GcjyoGx5dp

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Very. Important. Work. Adding to or making changes to @Wikipedia isn't always easy, especially when you're not an expert, or when editors don't see value in your contributions. https://t.co/193zbBUkz7

[The Signpost @wikisignpost]

Read our special report on the @WikiWomenInRed World Contest: https://t.co/IJi1qdBEBA

Short version: participants created 2,885 #Wikipedia articles in just 30 days, writing about notable women from every single country in the world.
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[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

Our first blog post is up! Uncovering the work of women photographers from the 1840s... https://t.co/OxNFMq0erK via @weebly

[WorkingWomenArchive @WW_Archive]

How gender equality in silicon valley will shape our new media environments https://t.co/zZEwwWgpas