From the farms and factories on the Homefront to battlefield nurses and codebreakers, we will take a look at the often forgotten, but incredibly important, roles women played during the Second World War.

As a child, JoAnn Panza grew up in a community of Hungarian Jews who survived the horrors of concentration camps. As an adult in the healthcare profession, she had the privilege of treating many WWII veterans. The accounts of their experiences inspired many years of independent research. It is JoAnn’s desire to share the story of the role of women in WWII.