What better way to celebrate Women's History Month than taking a look at a few recommended resources!
Up first is the story of the Code Girls. This fascinating read focuses on the true story of women who served in the U.S. Army and Navy during World War II. Their role, you ask? These spectacular women broke the German and Japanese military codes, which greatly helped shorten the war.
Where can you find it, you ask?
This famous story is available in the Spangler Library.
A suggestion list wouldn't be complete without a research recommendation! This database is part of the History Commonsdatabase, which is found in the Atlantic Cape Libraries' database list for Research on History.In the Women's History Commons database, viewers can access a free collection of resources including, but not limited to, peer reviewed articles.
Whether you are searching for fun, an educational need, or a little bit of both, this resource can provide you with fascinating information on the history of women.
Last, but certainly not least, we have a collection of art by African American women. Creating Their Own Image is available for viewing in the Reference section of the Spangler Library.
In this remarkable piece, readers will explore exquisite works of art and information displaying the unique, distinguished, and true voices of their African American female creators.
The spectacular pieces of art span the "Era of Slavery" to "Post-Black Art and the New Millennium." This resource includes a variety of style and media destined to meet the interests of all.
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What better way to celebrate Women's History Month than taking a look at a few recommended resources!
Up first is the story of the Code Girls. This fascinating read focuses on the true story of women who served in the U.S. Army and Navy during World War II. Their role, you ask? These spectacular women broke the German and Japanese military codes, which greatly helped shorten the war.
Where can you find it, you ask?
This famous story is available in the Spangler Library.
Women's History Commons
A suggestion list wouldn't be complete without a research recommendation! This database is part of the History Commons database, which is found in the Atlantic Cape Libraries' database list for Research on History. In the Women's History Commons database, viewers can access a free collection of resources including, but not limited to, peer reviewed articles.
Whether you are searching for fun, an educational need, or a little bit of both, this resource can provide you with fascinating information on the history of women.
Last, but certainly not least, we have a collection of art by African American women. Creating Their Own Image is available for viewing in the Reference section of the Spangler Library.
In this remarkable piece, readers will explore exquisite works of art and information displaying the unique, distinguished, and true voices of their African American female creators.
The spectacular pieces of art span the "Era of Slavery" to "Post-Black Art and the New Millennium." This resource includes a variety of style and media destined to meet the interests of all.
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