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Women’s History Month<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Since 1984, Women’s Network has celebrated Women’s History Month by bringing our community special programs that combine artistic expression with educational content.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Taproots<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

The first volume of TAPROOTS: Transcription of the Bartlesville Women’s Network Oral History Project was published in October of 1994. Many volumes of our interviews with local women \u00ecwho have made a difference\u00ee have now been published. more info<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

History-Maker of the Year<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

In 1990, the Bartlesville Women’s Network instituted an annual History-Maker of the Year award. Recipients of the award are outstanding advocates\/pioneers devoted to improving the human conditions in any arena of human life. The contributions of these women have also advanced the status of women either by example or direct action, through a single achievement or by cumulative effort throughout a lifetime.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2021 Deborah Langley<\/strong><\/p>

2019 Ivery Anderson and Jane Hughes Kirkpatrick<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>

2018\u00a0Connie\u00a0Lavoie<\/strong><\/p>

2017\u00a0Ann Cleary<\/strong><\/p>

2016\u00a0Joan Dreisker<\/strong><\/p>

2015\u00a0Sarah Winn<\/strong><\/p>

2013\u00a0Frances Gardner<\/strong><\/p>

2012\u00a0Kathryn Reese<\/strong><\/p>

2011\u00a0Mary Jo Strack<\/strong><\/p>

2010\u00a0Susan Murphy<\/strong><\/p>

2009\u00a0Cindra Pribil<\/strong><\/p>

2008\u00a0Susan Mueller\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Margoleine Gravley<\/strong><\/p>

2007\u00a0Miss Ruth Brown<\/strong><\/p>

2006\u00a0Mildred Todd<\/strong><\/p>

2005\u00a0Alice Ririe<\/strong><\/p>

2004\u00a0Annette Ketchum<\/strong><\/p>

2003\u00a0Charlotte Lyke<\/strong><\/p>

2002\u00a0Helen Pittman<\/strong><\/p>

2001\u00a0Edna Mae Cogswell<\/strong><\/p>

2000\u00a0Harriet Guthrie<\/strong><\/p>

1999\u00a0Bettye Dailey Williams<\/strong><\/p>

1998\u00a0Vel Mason<\/strong><\/p>

1996\u00a0Mildred Reusser<\/strong><\/p>

1995\u00a0Odie McReynolds<\/strong><\/p>

1994\u00a0Joanne Riney Bennett<\/strong><\/p>

1993\u00a0Nan Buhlinger<\/strong><\/p>

1992\u00a0Betty Rausch Frey<\/strong><\/p>

1991\u00a0Lois Straight Johnson<\/strong><\/p>

1990\u00a0Judge Janice P. Dreiling<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

History-Makers of the Past<\/strong>1991 Ruth Brown<\/strong>, librarian and civil rights activist in Bartlesville, 1919-1950; awarded posthumously.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

1997 During Bartlesville’s centennial year, we honored each anonymous wife, mother, sister and daughter who helped develop and civilize our area during its oil boom years a century ago.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2017 Pat Ashe<\/strong> for her years serving and living with the homeless in Catholic Worker Homes in Chicago and helping start Su Casa.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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