“Women’s History Week” can be dated back to 1981. It was not until 1987 it became Women’s History month and later celebrated yearly. Who knew? Throughout our history, women and young girls have made crucial contributions. Women often faced discrimination and unjustifiable hardship. Fearless women marched for our right to vote, fought against many injustices, and broke the glass ceiling on countless barriers. Women expanded the possibilities of not only the American dream, but made changes across the world. Every year women’s history month is an important opportunity for us to recognize the women that have paved the way for us and little girls. They have fought extraordinary battles and…

Just about every month of the American calendar uses month long celebrations to bring awareness of an issue, honor an event, or commemorate a cause. March is usually known for Women’s History Month, however, did you know it is also Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month?!?! I had no idea about this observance, meanwhile I have a brother & son with Autism!! Instituted by President Ronald Regan in 1987, Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month urged Americans to provide “the encouragement and opportunities they need to lead productive lives and to achieve their full potential.” The goal of this celebration is to bring awareness and provide the chance for people with developmental disabilities to…