Calling All #wmnhist Hashtag Users on Twitter

Over the past several months/years (I am new to twitter, please forgive my temporal disjunction) there have been several #wmnhist twitter projects started. Most recently @ShelbyKnox started one to create a calendar of "This Day in History" called the Radical Women's History Project for women's achievements. A while back @AAUW - American Association of University Women - started a similar one called Women's History Wednesday to start a twitter dialogue with the #wmnhist hashtag. And anybody who is anybody uses #wmnhist if they are tweeting about something related to Women's History (and they have enough room left with the 140 character allotment). And I know that there have been others that I am just not aware because I just came aboard Twitter, so please forgive me!

That being said...I have created an online newspaper called "Women's History Weekly Digest." This is an aggregate e-newspaper that pulls all the tweets with the #wmnhist hashtag and publishes it like a newspaper with "contributors." I came across this awesomeness because a blog entry I wrote and then tweeted was picked up. 

I thought it was too cool to pass up, so I tried it out to see what it would look like. The only information I entered for searching was the #wmnhist hashtag. The website does all the rest, including categories. Chick History is the "creator" but controls no content. It automatically updates every Thursday with tweets containing that hashtag and a link to a blog or article from the week.

I've been inspired by all the #wmnhist tweets and efforts, and I thought this would be a great way to showcase all the collected knowledge of our tweets! The more we tweet and the more people pick this up, the larger the scope will get and I think will be a amazing way to connect and learn what everyone is doing around the world with Women's History. It even has a link to get an html code to embed into all our respective websites. 

Here is the link, and forward this on to anyone you think might be interested! 

Women's History Weekly Digest