As a blogger for the new American Writers Museum, I was invited to a very special preview day. It was grand! The museum officially opens in Chicago on May 16, at 180 N. Michigan Avenue. The American Writers Museum (AWM) is the first and only museum in the United States dedicated to celebrating American writers […]
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All of our efforts are with the goal of making women’s lives visible, because invisibility is the number one form of bias. […]
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I have written my last holiday card for Lafayette Printing Company. Graphic designer, Natalie Powell, and I have created a holiday card for Lafayette Printing since 1991—the year my first son, Jack, was born. Each card has featured a local person, place or entity. The first card we produced highlighted the gorgeous interior of the […]
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I recently hosted a fundraising party for a political candidate with a Rosie the Riveter theme. It was a hit! The invitation garnered a lot of buzz in the community and the guests had fun. It was not your typical political fundraiser! Women were encouraged to dress like Rosie. I posted pictures and posters around […]
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Thank you reporter Brian Moore of the Journal and Courier for this September 6, 2016 announcement: Purdue Author Angie Klink was elected to serve a three year term with the Board of National Women’s History Project. Klink has authored numerous biographies and histories that have been published by the Purdue University Press. Most recently, “The […]
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In August I traveled to Virginia and West Virginia conducting research for the current book I am writing. Serendipitously, the journey for my current book collided with the experience of writing my most recently published book, The Deans’ Bible: Five Purdue Women and their Quest for Equality. Purdue Dean of Students Emerita Betty M. Nelson […]
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