Elitism is a major problem in nonprofits today. Volunteers make up the majority of NPOs and retaining regular volunteers means improving community outreach, maximizing funding, and increasing longevity. Volunteerism is at an all time low. It is time for nonprofits to analyze factors within their organizations that inhibit volunteers returning.

Project VENONA was a top-secret counterintelligence program initiated by the United States Army Signals Intelligence Service during World War II. VENONA was established to decipher intercepted Soviet communications and break the “unbreakable” Soviet code system. Examining Project VENONA and its discoveries is vital to understanding the history of the early Cold War.

Though slaves were considered private property, slavery in Savannah was a publicly-funded institution. Slaveholders relied on the city's jail to house slaves who had broken the city's curfew, keep runaway slaves captive, and administer punishment to 'unruly' slaves at their owner's discretion.

After the Second World War, a concentrated effort was made to rehabilitate the image of the German military so that it could be rebuilt and used for the Cold War.

This short story collection uses first person biographical fiction pieces to highlight the lives of seven women across time and place who have been overlooked by history despite their impacts and accomplishments. Regardless of their lack of historical recognition, these women deserve to have their voices heard and stories told.