Does anyone know of any education Grants for women returning to college?

Does anyone have a suggestion of how to research available grants?
Also does anyone know of specific grants for disabled people seeking education?

Most importantly file your FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Contact the financial aid office at the school you plan to attend to see what options they may have for you. Also, check with your local employment office (unemployment office) to see what they may have. Many participate in a program called WIA, workforce investment act. Also, some disabled students qualify for something called Voc. Rehab. Good luck.

Women Education

Women Education

Does anyone know of a Biblical reference referring to denying the education of women?

Or any Mesopotamian law referring to denying a woman an education?

No! But then again, education or learning as we know it is a relatively new thing among the masses. Most women in Ancient Mesopotamia, rarely acted as individuals outside of the context of their roles within the family. The exception was of course royal women or women with powerful husbands or sons who often acted in the background to further their husband/sons ambitions.......

Women were limited in most advanced ancient societies and their roles relegated to acting as wives, mothers or daughters. We of course know of some few women who broke from the mold but they really are the exception rather than the rule.

Some of the most educated people during the Renaissance period were women...i.e. nuns who were allowed to pursue learning since they were not planned for marriage and family and had no need for "that kind of learning".

Women Education
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