“She Is Not Thoroughly Practical”: High School Alumnae Shaping Domestic Science in the Progressive Era
Amy J. Lueck
Tags: 22-2, alumnae clubs, domestic science, feminist historiography, high schools, Progressive Era, women’s clubs, women’s rhetoric

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An Invitation to Listen: Catherine McAuley, Conversion, and Religious Difference in 19th Century Ireland
Amy Ferdinandt Stolley
Tags: history of rhetoric, invitational rhetoric, rhetorical listening, women’s rhetoric

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Claremont Graduate University’s Mormon Women’s Oral Histories Collection
Tiffany Gray
Tags: archives, education, feminism, gender, identity, information gathering, Intersectionality, oral history, positionality, rhetoric, women’s rhetoric

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Claudia Severa’s Birthday Invitation: A Rhetorical Analysis of the Earliest Artifact of Latin Written by a Woman’s Hand
Richard Leo Enos and Natasha Trace Robinson
Tags: archaeology, ars dictaminis, epideictic rhetoric, epigraphy, epistolary rhetoric, ethopoiia, Latin rhetoric, Vindolanda, women’s rhetoric

Reprint of “The Making of Available Means,” an Anthology by Joy Ritchie and Kate Ronald
Lisa Shaver
Tags: Available Means, collaboration, reprint, women’s rhetoric

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The Making of Available Means
Lisa Shaver
Tags: Available Means, collaboration, women’s rhetoric

The Rhetoric of Letter-Keeping
Cheyenne Franklin
Tags: 22-3, archival research, epistolary rhetoric, Family Histories, Kin-Work, Letter Writing, recovery, women’s rhetoric