ASFW Book Club
Friday, April 28 (in person) at 5pm & Friday, May 12 (online)
(In Person Location) The Chocolate Café, 1855 Northwest Blvd., Columbus, OH 43212
Join fellow ASFW members for reading and discussion of, Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know by Adam Grant. Hosted by Jen Knox Shanahan and Jackiethia Butsch, members will join one another on a virtual discussion of the book.
Purchase book via Amazon , Barnes & Nobles, B*A*M (also available at the Columbus Metropolitan Library)
To Join Online please use April 28 zoom link and May 12 zoom link. (Click on the dates to access the correct link)
(In Person Location) The Chocolate Café, 1855 Northwest Blvd., Columbus, OH 43212
Join fellow ASFW members for reading and discussion of, Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don't Know by Adam Grant. Hosted by Jen Knox Shanahan and Jackiethia Butsch, members will join one another on a virtual discussion of the book.
Purchase book via Amazon , Barnes & Nobles, B*A*M (also available at the Columbus Metropolitan Library)
To Join Online please use April 28 zoom link and May 12 zoom link. (Click on the dates to access the correct link)
ASFW's Remember the Ladies Event - To Be Rescheduled
Emily Krichbaum will be speaking on the necessity of teaching and knowing about American women’s history. Education possesses the transformational power to bridge gaps of experience & understanding, increases the confidence of young women, and inspires everyone to lean in. Now, more than ever, it is important to understand and hold space for more representative histories. By expanding the historical past, we change the present. ASFW would love for you to bring a friend whether they are a current member or not! Fall treats will be available during this event. We hope to see you there!
**Remember the Ladies is our October donation for a cause, so please consider supporting this cause through this link. 100% of all donations go to an online women’s history library for teachers and students**
**Remember the Ladies is our October donation for a cause, so please consider supporting this cause through this link. 100% of all donations go to an online women’s history library for teachers and students**

Dr. Emily Krichbaum established Remember The Ladies to help teachers and school districts provide more representative and inclusive histories to young girls and women. She is a historian of American women and earned her Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University, where she studied modern American social movements and received the Jane and Cecil Lyman Prize for Best Ph.D. Dissertation. Dr. Krichbaum spent the first ten years of her academic career teaching undergraduate and graduate-level courses at Ashland University and received Outstanding Female Faculty Member of the Year award in 2014 (and was nominated each year following) as well as the Mentor of the Year award in 2012, 2015, and 2017.