If you look on the right side of your screen and scroll down a bit on our blog home page, you’ll see our “Blogroll,” a list of blogs that EngAGE likes to follow. We hope you’ll take a look at them, too, and to facilitate that, we thought we’d spotlight another one.
Today, we’d like to mention a new-to-us blog called “Cool Chicks from History.” The anonymous blogger says it’s about “things I like: suffragettes, war workers, factory girls, socialites who got stuff done, ladies who ruled countries, and women who changed the world, even if it was just a little bit.” You’ll find a great collection of photographs of those women, such as the one at left: “Frances Pepper (left) and Elizabeth Smith (right) working in the offices of The Suffragist, the weekly journal published by the Congressional Union and National Woman’s Party from 1913 to 1921.”
Let us know if you like this blog as much as we do!
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“Families wrestling with dementia are commonly consumed with the daily challenges of managing care,” says Anne Basting, PhD, Director of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee’s Center on Age & Community. “The new website provides a creative and positive way to engage and communicate that is not focused on the disease, but rather on growing, learning, and playing together.”
“Improv Everywhere is a New York City-based prank collective that causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Created in August of 2001 by 
