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To give students a deeper and more relevant appreciation of women’s role in history, the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women, the Iowa Department of Education, and the State Historical Society of Iowa are sponsoring the 19th annual statewide essay contest, “Write Women Back Into History,” for students in grades 6 - 9. The 2003 theme is “Women Pioneering the Future.”

This year’s theme incorporates both pioneering women from history, who led and won struggles for equality and civil rights, created and advanced educational and professional opportunities, and made great contributions to the arts, sciences, and humanistic causes, and innovative women of today who further these efforts and continue to expand the frontiers of possibility for generations to come. Students are encouraged to write about the accomplishments in the life of a woman who has made a difference to them and to society. (Essays about Iowa women are encouraged.)
For a copy of the guidelines, visit the Status of Women's website or contact Lori SchraderBachar at 515/281-4470, 800/558-4427, or lori.schraderbachar@iowa.gov.

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