Cindy Peyser Safronoff
When Cindy Safronoff climbed Mount Rainier, she trained and summited with an independent all-woman team of her peers. For her latest work exploring female leadership at the highest level of empowerment, she combined her interdisciplinary education from The Evergreen State College with research skills from the University of Washington Genealogy & Family History program to independently venture into previously unexplored regions of early women’s rights history. Safronoff has won ten book awards for Crossing Swords in categories from Nonfiction Drama to U.S. History, most recently in Women’s Issues from Independent Publisher Book Awards and Next Generation Indie Book Awards, plus first in Regional Literature from New England Book Festival and
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