Rebecca K. Now is the founder and director of Voices of American HERstory. She first discovered Elizabeth Cady Stanton in 2013 in giving a speech for her Toastmaster's Club. Excited to bring Stanton's contributions to women's rights to a larger audience, she had a costume made and began reenacting. She performed for the Missouri History Museum, the National Park Service, the American Association of University Women, and many more libraries, schools, and organizations. She has added more performers portraying women in our country's history.
She is that author of the national award-winning book, Borrowed Courage, about her journey to becoming Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and the journeys of fellow time-traveling friends that portray Sojourner Truth and Susan B. Anthony. The book may be ordered on Amazon or Ingram Spark (buttons below).
In a duo compilation, Rebecca along with Marty K. Casey, has created a diverse community of women ready to share their struggles and triumphs so that others may also step into their power in this #1 best seller, In Her Power, In Her Wisdom. These women share their struggles and triumphs so that others may also step into their power! This reveals their personal power and wisdom in the face of life's challenges and obstacles. These authors have created a diverse tapestry of inspiring stories that have healed themselves, families, and communities when facing adversity. These powerful women have gathered to blend their experiences to make a more powerful impact in the world.
Both books may be purchased below.
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