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International Women's Day
In terms of human lives, World War I was extremely brutal and costly. One young German soldier killed in 1914 was the son of the artist Käthe Kollwitz, who is famous for her strong woodblock prints and sculptures showing human suffering. In her diary of the war years, Kollwitz reflected on her son’s death and the wastefulness of war.
Our Voices Education Project resources are about honoring the stories, poetry, and arts of people of different ages and from an international perspective.
The history of all times and of today especially, teaches that... women will be forgotten if they forget to think about themselves.
