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    Interview with Dr. Julia Siebel, Vice President, CCS Fundraising; Ph.D. in US History and Gender Studies

    • March 16, 2021
    In honor of Women’s History Month, join Rachel Zanfardino, AJLI League Programs team lead, for a conversation with Dr. Julie Siebel about the impact volunteer women have had as civic leaders in the 20th Century. Listen…
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    Women's History Month 2020
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      Women’s History Month; The Progress We’ve Made and The Battles We’re Still Fighting

      • March 20, 2020
      It’s Women’s History Month, a significant time of year which holds even more importance in 2020, amidst a pandemic of historic proportions. As the first Women’s History Month of a…
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      Oveta Culp Hobby – trailblazer

      • March 2, 2012
      At a time when women “do” many things, it’s easy to forget the trailblazers who were unusual precisely because they were women who reached high positions despite their gender at…
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      The Junior League Remembers: Margaret Chase Smith

      • March 1, 2011
      Reading about the life of Margaret Chase Smith is like reading a short history of America in the 20th Century.  Born December 14, 1897 in Skowhegan, Maine, Margaret Chase worked…
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