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1981, Congress passed a law proclaiming a Women's History Week
in March. The law was later amended in 1987 to include the
entire month. The theme for this year's National Women's History
Month is Women Inspiring Innovation Through Imagination:
Celebrating Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM). Women traditionally have been
underrepresented in these fields and have not been recognized
for their accomplishments in them. Therefore, the National
Women's History Project (NWHP) has selected 18 women this year
who deserve special recognition, half of who are being honored
posthumously. The honorees include physicians, scientists, an
anthropologist, a mathematician, engineers, an architect, a
naturalist, and a K-12 STEM educator (http://www.nwhp