This is the fourth installment in a series of blog posts highlighting resources that are helpful for following the Kansas Legislature, this time focusing on Article 2 of the Kansas Constitution.

The events of the last six months have been startling both professionally and personally, and continue daily to take my breath away.  I have been unsure how to respond across a large platform but I have had many interpersonal conversations with Kansas residents and with librarians across the state and nation. 

As Women's History Month comes to a close we'd like to salute all those women who have worked for the people of Kansas in state government.  Sadly we can't supply a data base with a list of the thousands of women who have kept the wheels of government spinning for the past 160 years (and that would be a very cool thing if there were such a thing!).  What we can do is provide links to material/collections in the State Library of Kansas' KGI Online Library of women in state government, as well as historical publications about services to women by state government.