Archives

2025 Issues are here!

Musicwoman and Musicman Magazines for 2025 are here! Many thanks to our contributors and, especially, to Jodylynn Talevi our Graphic Designer. Through an anonymous donor, we were able to create these publications. Many thanks to our money angel for their contribution. Now, we need your help.

Your dues help us do what we do! So, please pay dues to get the physical copies of the magazines in the mail. PAY DUES HERE! You may read both magazines online until August 1, 2025, at http://issuu.com/joancartwright

Featured in this issue are:

Thanks for your continued support of our mission to promote women musicians, globally, and the men who support them.

WIJSF News October 2024

www.wijsf.org

Watch the video and scroll through the slides

My granddaughter, Papadook The Poet did a wonderful job presenting the speech by Josephine Baker at the March on Washington in 1963, at the 109th ASALH Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, on Saturday, September 28, 2024. Also, my presentation on Thursday, September 26, 2024, was well received. See the video: https://youtu.be/MGCu1yyMd20

Thanks to Dr. Nelson Harrison for an historical tour of Pittsburg!

http://wijsf.org

WIJSF News September 2024

www.wijsf.org

Watch the video and scroll through the slides

Support the Musicwoman Festival through Zeffy

Women in Music Ayo Festival @ Artserve August 31, 2024, with Lorna Lesperance, Marika Guyton, Queenmother Nana Boatenmaa, and Dr, Joan Cartwright

www.wijsf.org

Did you know?

Sylvia Moy was the first woman to produce at Detroit’s Motown Records. She wrote My Cherie Amour, It Takes Two, This Old Heart of Mine, Uptight, and won 20 BET Awards and 6 Grammy Nominations but is unknown. Why is that? We will explore Moy’s collaboration with Stevie Wonder and other Motown notables in Musicwoman Magazine 2024.

At Musicwoman Magazine and Musicwoman Radio, we promote women composers from all genres, and from jazz, blues, and R&B, in particular.