We have almost made it through to the end of March! Can you believe that Women’s History Month is almost over for the year? What better way to celebrate than by reconnecting with the things that bring us purpose and fulfillment?

Women’s History Month is defined in the United Stated as follows: “The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in commemorating and encouraging the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.”

And this year’s theme was: “Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope.”

I’m all for it, even though a month is nowhere near enough time to celebrate the amazing figures in history that have shaped this country and the world.

As Women’s History Month draws to a close, here are some goals to refocus on as we prepare to ring in April and turn our gazes to the remainder of 2022.

1. Continue Learning About Women’s History

Like I stated above, one month is not even close to enough time (even studying daily!) to learn all about the amazing women who have impacted the world.

Here are some resources to continue learning as much as you can, whenever you can.

• March 30th | Free Virtual Event | Smithsonian Institution

  • Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “Great Americans” Medal Posthumous Presentation 


  • The late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, recognized for her groundbreaking commitment to gender equity and human rights, will posthumously receive the National Museum of American History's signature honor, the “Great Americans” medal. Her children, Jane C. Ginsburg and James S. Ginsburg will accept the medal on their mother's behalf. A significant selection of artifacts representing the justice's Supreme Court career will be donated by her family during the virtual ceremony. 

• Official Women’s History Month Website

  • Further Resources

  • 5 African American Women Who Changed America

• National Women’s History Alliance Website

• Sign up for a MasterClass Annual Membership and learn from some of the greats of every industry, from Helen Mirren to Simone Biles, to break down expert instructions and insights.

• Skillshare allows you to explore your creativity with classes in illustration, photography, design, and more.

• Teachable is a knowledge commerce platform, a trusted business partner to independent entrepreneurs, and a resource for those working to turn their knowledge into currency.

• Udemy

• Women of History

• Women You Should Know

2. Refocus on Your Health and Fitness Goals

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3. Get Involved in Your Local Community

Many of us have been working on being better feminists, activists, and human beings this month. Here is a chance to take that further, start a new chapter with an organization, initiative, or just make some new friends.

• 9 Places to Volunteer Online and Make a Real Impact

• Anti-Racism + Anti-Bias Resources

• 15 Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month

• Charity Navigator

• Encourage those who witness or experience a hate crime to report these incidents at: https://stopaapihate.org/ (form is available in 11 languages).

• Ellevate | Ellevate is the community for women+ who know there is strength in numbers.

• Financial Women’s Association

• Great Non-Profits

• Idealist.org

• Meetup | find groups that resonate with you and your causes, or just find local friends with similar interests.

• National Organization for Women Foundation (NOW)

• National Women’s Business Council (NWBC)

• SBA.gov | Women’s Business Centers

• VolunteerMatch.org

• Women in Technology International (WITI)

• Write Girl

• YWCA

4. Prioritize Self Care

Finally, as most anyone who identifies as female can attest to, the world is exhausting, and we have a lot on our shoulders. Try your best to prioritize yourself and make some time for self care, whatever that looks like for you.

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