April is Women’s History Month. \u00a0While this FDLP entry is\u00a0focusing on\u00a0government information sources as usual, our slide this month features a photograph of a\u00a0Georgia State Women’s College student volunteers’ traveling Library Project funded through the Nation Youth Administration (NYA) and the Works Project Administration (WPA) to help bring library service to rural communities. (1938 GSWC Bulletin, courtesy of the Archives & Special Collections, Valdosta State University, Valdosta, Ga.)<\/p>\n

Womenshistorymonth.gov<\/a>\u00a0offers links to an interactive 3D model of Amelia Earhart’s flight suit, a collection of nursing pioneer Clara Barton’s archived correspondence and other documents, a PBS documentary on photographer Dorothea Lange, and a feature on women in the military.<\/p>\n

Women’s History Month has existed since 1982; view President Ronald Reagan’s\u00a0proclamation<\/a> declaring its creation, courtesy of the University of California at Santa Barbara’s American Presidency Project<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The National Park Service hosts a multitude of sites honoring women’s history; tour a selection of these sites at the Service’s Inside Story<\/a>\u00a0feature.<\/p>\n

The Census Bureau’s Facts for Features for March 2015 features interesting facts about women’s history<\/a> in the United States. \u00a0For instance, as recorded in December 2013, the population of women in the U.S. was 161 million, compared to 156.1 million men.<\/p>\n

During March 2015, learn more about women’s history, and be sure to honor the contributions of women local, regional, and national.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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