DR. MAGDALENE M. CARNEY – Setting the Perfect Example Wednesday, March 29 by Jim BarnesDr. Magdalene M. Carney was a writer, a Civil Rights advocate, a Bahá’í, and first and... Read More.
Mary Brown Martin – Suffragist and Educator Tuesday, March 28 by Jim BarnesBorn in 1877 in Raleigh, North Carolina to two formerly enslaved parents, Mary Brown Martin brought... Read More.
Dorothy Baker – Teacher to the end Monday, March 27 by Jim BarnesA wet purse was discovered at the seaside in January of 1954. The woman who had... Read More.
Martha Root – Teaching the World Sunday, March 26 by Jim BarnesMartha Root was different from other girls even as a little child. She enjoyed reading and... Read More.
Mildred Mottahedeh – A Powerhouse Woman for Humanity Saturday, March 25 by Jim BarnesMildred Root Mottahedeh was a collector of Chinese export porcelains and a co-founder of a business... Read More.
Phoebe Hearst – Her name shall be uplifted Friday, March 24 by Jim BarnesIn 1862, at the young age of 19, Phoebe Elizabeth Apperson wed George Hearst, a very... Read More.
Lua Getsinger – Herald of the Covenant Thursday, March 23 by Jim Barnes"You must serve as my flag and wave it in both the East and the West." ‘Abdu’l-Bahá said this to Lua Getsinger, when she... Read More.
Women in Space – How Lucille Ball Saved Star Trek® and the Impact on NASA Monday, March 13 by Jim BarnesWomen have always played a pivotal role in space exploration. From key roles in sci-fi fantasy television shows and movies to real-life scientific heroines,... Read More.