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# Society For Women and the Civil War

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- [Welcome to SWCW!](https://swcw.org/) - Click here to subscribe to our monthly newsletter, The Calling Card!
- [Volunteer](https://swcw.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer With Us! The Society is always looking for volunteers for various projects it undertakes; and we invite you to become more involved by volunteering with a committee or project.COMMITTEES – We have a full listing of our committees on our website. Take a look at the descriptions and see if one (or more) of
- [Conference Archive](https://swcw.org/conferencearchive/) - The Conference Archive for the Society for Women and the Civil War 2027 26th Conference July 23 – 25, 2027, Renfrew Museum and Park, Waynesboro, PennsylvaniaConference Brochure 2026 No Conference Held 2025 25th Conference July 25 – 27, 2025, Tapatio Springs Resort Boerne, Texas“Women in the West”Conference Brochure 2024 24th Conference July 26 – 28, 2024,
- [Annual Conference](https://swcw.org/annualconference/) - Preview of Renfrew The SWCW 2027 Conference will take place at the picturesque Renfrew Museum and Park in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Renfrew is within thirty minutes of Gettysburg and other Civil War attractions, but the peaceful pastures of Renfrew have an allure all their own. The museum and park provide an intimate view of the past
- [Associated Published Authors](https://swcw.org/scholarships/authors/) - Published Authors Donna Abraham The Way They Were, Dressed in 1860-1865, A Photographic Reference, Volumes 1 and 2 Sara Bartlett The Journal of Women’s Civil War History – From the Home Front to the Front Lines, Volume 2 (2002) (contributor) Sarah Kay Bierle Blue, Gray & Crimson: A Story of Civilian Courage at Gettysburg (2015)With Gladness:
- [Organizational Partnerships](https://swcw.org/partnerships/) - Organizational Partnerships The Society for Women and the Civil War is proud to have formed partnerships with the following organizations the missions of which complement our own. We hope you will visit their web sites and support their efforts. OLD BALDY CIVIL WAR ROUND TABLE AMERICAN BATTLEFIELD TRUST BLUE & GRAY EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY CWRT CONGRESS
- [Friends of SWCW](https://swcw.org/friends-of-swcw/) - Friends of SWCW The Friends of SWCW includes reciprocal publicity of events and activities, information exchange, and an invitation to display at SWCW events for Civil War Organizations that do not currently have a direct connection to SWCW’s Mission. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY Rio Grande Valley Civil War Trail College of Liberal Arts
- [Membership](https://swcw.org/membership/) - Membership The society sponsors an annual conference and two publications: the monthly “Calling Card,” which provides announcements of events of interest, and “At Home and in the Field,” a quarterly e-journal which features the research interests of members. SWCW offers scholarships to college and high school students. It supports the research
- [Scholarships](https://swcw.org/scholarships/) - Scholarships Scholarship Opportunities Below is a list of annual scholarship opportunities offered by SWCW. All applications must be received by April 1st, 2026. Submissions (and any inquiries) should be sent to the Society at swcw1865@gmail.com. Please use ATTN: Scholarship in the subject line, and identify the specific scholarship for which you are applying in the body of the email,
- [Privacy Policy](https://swcw.org/privacy/) - Privacy Policy This privacy policy describes how we collect, use, and protect your personal information when you use our website and services. 1. Information We Collect We collect information that you provide directly to us, such as when you create an account, make a purchase, or contact us for support. This may include your name,
- [Terms and Conditions](https://swcw.org/terms/) - Terms and Conditions Please read these terms and conditions carefully before using our website and services. 1. Acceptance of Terms By accessing and using this website, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms and provision of this agreement. 2. Use License Permission is granted to temporarily download one copy of the materials
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- [Conference Announcement](https://swcw.org/conference-announcement/) - The Society for Women and the Civil WarAnnual Conference Women in the West July 25 - 27, 2025 Tapatio Springs Resort Boerne, Texas This conference is proudly co-sponsored by the University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley Community Historical Archaeology Project with Schools Program (CHAPS). Conference Schedule Join us for an exciting schedule of presentations, exhibits, and
- [Regent Program](https://swcw.org/about/regent-program/) - Regent Program The SWCW Regents Program is comprised of selected members who assist the board in mission fulfillment, membership support and outreach. As critical members of the SWCW leadership team, regents support membership within their geographic regions and keep the board apprised of issues which should be addressed. Regents also serve as
- [Support](https://swcw.org/support/) - Ways to Support SWCW There are many ways to support the efforts of the Society for Women and the Civil War, including but not limited to: volunteering, donation, logo merchandise purchases, membership, and more!Learn more about each opportunity by clicking the page name below! Membership Volunteer Donate Shop Have another way to help in mind?
- [Past Conference Gallery](https://swcw.org/past-conference-gallery/) - 2025 SWCW Conference in San Antonio, Texas 2024 SWCW Conference in Atlanta, Georgia 2023 SWCW Conference in Carlisle, Pennsylvania 2022 SWCW Conference in Harrisonburg, Virginia
- [Educational Resources](https://swcw.org/educational-resources/) - Educational Resources Resource documents on appreciating, honoring, and representing women’s roles during the American Civil War. Civil War Women’s DiariesContributions by Women During the American Civil War Sheet Women’s Civilian Reenacting/Living History Rules and GuidelinesSuggested Reading for African American WomenSuggested Reading for Working Women1860s Fabrics 101 – Training the Period Eye
- [Donate](https://swcw.org/donate/) - Donate The Society for Women and the Civil War is a tax-exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Your contribution is tax-deductible as a charitable donation on your annual tax return. General Contributions – This can be a donation for general support of the operating expenses
- [About](https://swcw.org/about/) - The Society for Women and the Civil War is an international membership organization dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of women’s roles and lives in the American Civil War through education and scholarship. In 1995, Eileen Conklin and Betsy Estilow – good friends and Civil War researchers and authors –
- [2025 Registration](https://swcw.org/2025registration/) - 2025 Conference Registration To register for the conference, please use our online registration form: Conference Registration Is Closed SWCW Members: $370Student: $270Non-Members: $470(Non-members may join and former members may renew their memberships at the time of registration in order to take advantage of the member discount.) SWCW annual membership fee is $25.Please note that conference
- [Committees](https://swcw.org/committees/) - Committees SWCW’s committees and publications form the backbone of the Society’s operations and are critical to its success. They provide all of our members opportunities to play important roles in fulfillment of the Society’s mission. With the sole exception of the Executive Committee, all SWCW members are welcomed and encouraged to serve on the committees
- [Board Members](https://swcw.org/about/board-members/) - J. White is a Department of the Army civilian intelligence officer and retired US Army Military Intelligence officer. A sixth-generation US Army officer, she has spent her professional career serving in unconventional warfare and special operations world-wide. She was the first woman student at the German Army’s Infantry School and the first woman to perform
- [Publications](https://swcw.org/publications/) - Publications At Home and in the Field (AHaitF) At Home and in the Field (AHaitF) – The Society’s scholarly journal is published quarterly and posted on the Member’s Only portal of the SWCW website. It is a primary benefit of membership. AHaitF is managed by a dedicated staff, composed of an editor, an art director/formatter,
- [Call for Papers](https://swcw.org/conference-announcement/callforpapers/) - Call For Presentation Proposals Conference on Women and the Civil War 2025 Call for Papers The Society for Women and the Civil War proudly hosts its annual conferences focused upon the lives of women during the period of 1861-1865, living and serving in both in the United States and the Confederate States. For each year’s

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