# Mary Dixon
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mary dixon Kies (March 21, 1752 – 1837) was an American inventor. On May 5, 1809, her patent for a new technique of weaving straw with silk and thread to make hats was signed by President James Madison.She was the first woman to receive a US Patent.
== Biography ==
=== Family life ===
Mary's father, John Dixon, was a farmer born in 1679 in Ulster, Ireland.
Survival and Success - Diane
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 2 Release Date: May 27, 2016 Hosts: Mary Dixon, with Samira Harnish and Sydney Grosbeck Guest: Diane, from Burkina Faso
Episode Summary: In the second episode, the team recaps a deeply moving Mother's Day celebration at the Leonardo Museum, shares news of growin…
Strangers No More
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Women of the World Podcast — Episode 1 Release Date: April 26, 2016 Hosts: Mary Dixon, with Samira Harnish and Sydney Grosbeck
Episode Summary: In the inaugural episode of the Women of the World Podcast, host Mary Dixon sits down with WoW founder Samir…
Mary Dixon & Neddy Martinez
Mary Dixon - Green Tractor Farm; Neddy Martinez - Santa Cruz Farms
Women Farmers in Northern NM
Slow Food SF Out Loud
Slow Food Santa Fe's Lissa Johnson and Nina Rosenberg talk with two women farmers who compare experiences farming in northern New Mexico - Mary Dixon, Green Tractor Farm and Jennifer Fresquez, Monte Vista Organic Farm.
Meet the WoW Team: Case Management, the Pandemic, and Afghanistan
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 14
Episode Title: Meet the WoW Team: Case Management, the Pandemic, and Afghanistan
Recorded: September 2021
Host: Mary Dixon, with Samira Harnish and case managers Luz, Ginwa, Roxy, Rachel, and Zach
Episode Summary:
The podcast returns after a pandemic break wi…
Refugee Rights Explained: A Conversation with Attorney Laura Gray
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 10
Episode Title: Refugee Rights Explained: A Conversation with Attorney Laura Gray
Recorded: April 25, 2017
Host: Mary Dixon, with Laura Gray and Samira Harnish
Episode Summary:
Attorney and WoW board member Laura Gray, who once worked as a consultant for the U…
This Is Your Life, Abby: A Tribute to WoW's First Employee
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 9
Episode Title: This Is Your Life, Abby: A Tribute to WoW's First Employee
Recorded: April 10, 2017
Host: Mary Dixon, with Abby Bossert, Samira Harnish, Justin, and four women Abby has worked with: Kaltoum, Pelaji, Elizabeth, and Satish
Episode Summary:
Case ma…
Saida's Voice: Poetry, Protest, and the Modeling Our World Fashion Show
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 8
Episode Title: Saida's Voice: Poetry, Protest, and the Modeling Our World Fashion Show
Recorded: February 21, 2017
Host: Mary Dixon, with Christine Osborne, Samira Harnish, and guest Saida
Episode Summary:
Mary Dixon talks with Saida, a 16-year-old Somali-Amer…
Learning English, Building a Future: Two Sisters from Iraq
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 5
Episode Title: Learning English, Building a Future: Two Sisters from Iraq
Recorded: October 26, 2016
Host: Mary Dixon, with Samira Harnish and Sydney Grosbeck, English teacher Molly, and guests Kathar and Miriam
Episode Summary:
Host Mary Dixon talks with two …
Chantelle's Story: From Congo to Salt Lake City
Women of the World Podcast — Episode 4
Episode Title: Chantelle's Story: From Congo to Salt Lake City
Recorded: August 25, 2016
Host: Mary Dixon, with Samira Harnish, Abby Bossert, and guest Chantelle
Episode Summary:
Host Mary Dixon talks with Chantelle, a mother of two who was born in Rwanda, rai…
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