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RosieCentral is celebrating November -- the Month of Gratitude and Inspiration. Join us to learn more.

Do you knit? Do you know about WW2 knitting? Know which WW2 movie had the male lead learning to knit? Find out here.

Every family has a WW2 "Rosie", you just need to ask around. Find out about the range of efforts that helped win the war.

A Portrait of Courage and Strength as told by Donna Donabella. Find inspiration in this heart-warming story of kindness and consideration.

The secret story of the women cryptanalysts of WW2 is still under told. Learn more about these brilliant women who helped America win.

Black women make important contributions to the WW2 home front in spite of discrimination.

The federal government and private industry stepped in to provide child care to Rosie the Riveters and other working women during WW2.

A look at life in the immediate post-WW2 period. A family story told by Becky Povich with a special cookie recipe included.

Rosie was more than a riveter -- she was in every occupation imaginable. Learn more about all the work women did during WW2.

Sara Etgen-Baker shares her mother's story of working in a small town during WW2. It's one in our series of Rosie the Riveter stories.

A WW2 woman joins the WAVES and makes her contribution to the war effort. Her daughter tells the story.

39 Uses for Your "We Can Do It!" Bandana and the Connection to Duck Tape "What can I do with my We Can Do It! Rosie the Riveter bandana?"...

Who invented Duck Tape? Or is it Duct Tape? Learn the story of an inspirational persistent WOW -- Woman Ordnance Worker.

Where did J. Howard Miller get the idea for large, randomly placed white polkadots on the red bandana? Find out here.

Who was the real Rosie the Riveter? Join us as we explore the possible real women behind the poster, the song, and the magazine cover.

From suffrage to Rosie the Riveter -- from votes to work. Find out how the We Can Do It Poster! became iconic.

Women's Equality Day, August 26, honors the women who worked decades for the passage of the 19th Amendment.

Alice Paul as leader from the suffrage movement to the author of the Equal Rights Amendment. Woman who inspires us to PRESS ON REGARDLESS.

Looking for inspiration? Want more in your life? What more for your writing? We have 3 quotes to help.

The Declaration of Sentiments deserves a listen or a read. We provide both. This document led to the 19th Amendment and women voting.