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Prominent leaders of the Women’s Suffrage Movement, including Sojourner Truth, Susan B Anthony, and Alice Paul, engage in a conversation moderated by Dorothy Dougherty.
The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence highlights the complex narratives of the American Revolution, featuring diverse figures like Abigail Adams and Indigenous peoples.
Cokie Roberts joined National Public Radio in 1978 and spent over 40 years in broadcasting, earning numerous awards for her work.
A gynecologist tells a young woman with a disability that she can have sexual intercourse with anyone she wants, challenging societal misconceptions about intimacy.
Loretta J. Ross shares her personal narrative of overcoming trauma and her advocacy for reproductive justice as National Coordinator of SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective.
In Staphorst, Hilligje Kok, a religious woman, advocates for women's rights within the SGP while grappling with her relationship with her gay son, Willem.
Sandra Day O'Connor grew up on a ranch spanning 160,000 acres, where it took a day on horseback to ride across the land.
Three women discuss their experiences in non-traditional careers, including a steel plant foreman and an automobile assembly plant welder.
Mel Daluzyan, a former Armenian weightlifting champion, faces societal backlash and personal sacrifices after coming out as transgender in a conservative culture.
Dolores Huerta reflects on her activism, the Women's Movement, and her collaboration with Cesar Chavez in founding the United Farm Workers union to empower immigrants.
August 26 marks Women's Equality Day, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which secured women's voting rights.
Three women share their experiences in professional wrestling, discussing the challenges and triumphs they face in a male-dominated industry.
The Edmonton Grads women's basketball team won 502 games and lost only 20 from 1915 to 1940, dominating Canadian and world championships.
Alcohol use is the third leading cause of preventable death for women aged 35 to 55 in the United States, reflecting a growing public health crisis.
The era of illegal abortion in the United States, from the mid-19th century to the Roe v.
Career opportunities for minorities and women at NASA are highlighted in a 1979 film produced by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
In Kenya, a multinational team led by lawyer Fiona Sampson and Mercy Chidi Baidoo of Tumaini Shelter pursues legal action for 11 girls facing sexual violence.
Women in a Regina mosque face restrictions on their participation in prayer, with one describing her experience of being seen through a one-way mirror.
In Canada during World War II, a group of secretaries collaborated with the country's most renowned spy to contribute significantly to the war effort.
In Sri Lanka, young mahout Chandani, mentored by ranger Mohammed, builds a profound bond with her elephant Kandula while overcoming gender barriers.
Iranian women's rights activists challenge systemic gender discrimination and child marriage within a repressive theocratic regime, highlighting their struggle for equality.
In Canada during World War II, over a million women, led by aircraft designer Elsie MacGill, built 1,400 Hawker Hurricanes and hundreds of Curtiss Helldivers.
Pageants are examined through the lens of the MeToo era, highlighting the complexities of disabled, LGBTQ, and child competitions, featuring Vanessa Williams and Ericka Dunlap.
High-heeled pumps serve as a focal point for an exploration of feminine allure through the insights of historians, podologists, fashion designers, and manufacturers.
Cokie Roberts, a pioneering journalist and author, is honored by her husband Steve Roberts and daughter Rebecca Boggs Roberts, reflecting on her impactful legacy.
In Nashville, Tennessee, opposing forces clash in 1920 over the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.
Anita Hill's testimony against Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas during the 1991 Senate Hearings sparked a national conversation on sexual harassment and race.
Sally Ride made history as NASA's first female astronaut during the seventh shuttle mission, inspiring generations amid significant social and scientific changes.
In 1917, Jeanette Rankin became the first woman elected to Congress, a milestone discussed by former Congresswomen reflecting on women's roles in politics.
Missy Meloney served as a political advisor to Presidents Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, advocating for outreach to women voters.
In 1997, a study of over 17,000 American girls found that the age of onset of puberty was plummeting, with some girls showing signs as young as 9.
One question asked during the screening revealed that many audience members were unfamiliar with Title IX before watching the film.
Eighteen teenagers train at a Royal Canadian Air Cadets camp, aiming to earn their pilot's license in just seven weeks.
Love and infidelity are examined across 40 countries, highlighting the influence of socio-economic factors, education, and cultural norms on relationships.
Over 300 years, treasure hunters have searched the eastern seaboard of North America for the buried secrets of Sarah Kidd, wife of pirate Captain William Kidd.
Three women recount their experiences with systemic abuse and domestic violence in contemporary India.
Renowned human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh continues her fight for justice in Iran despite being imprisoned, as documented through secret footage and interviews with activists.
Ten contributors present original research on the roles of women in the era of George Washington, revealing their diverse experiences and contributions.
Grassroots efforts by working-class women significantly influenced the U.S. suffrage movement, as discussed by historians Page Harrington, Cathleen Cahill, and Alison Parker.
American feminists, including Betty Friedan and Kate Millett, reflect on the movement's historical context and ongoing relevance through interviews and archival footage.
A hundred years of women's activism from 1920 to 2020 includes efforts by Black women for safety and rights alongside white women's push for equality.
Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, and Dolley Madison shaped the role of First Lady, influencing public perception and women's roles in early America.
Aisha Bowe became the first Black woman to fly with Blue Origin on the New Shepard rocket, marking a significant milestone in aerospace history.
Romance fiction, a billion-dollar industry, is explored through the experiences of three writers and insights from major figures in Toronto and New York.
Nearly 800 local leagues of the League of Women Voters continue the work of suffragists to promote women's voting rights across the United States.
Mary Two-Axe Earley fought for over two decades against discriminatory policies in Canada’s Indian Act, significantly impacting Indigenous women's rights.
In 1998, Susan Burton opened her home to women returning from prison, providing a space for healing and community reintegration.
Alexia Putellas, the first Catalan to win the Ballon d'Or, navigates her success with Barça while advocating for gender equality in football through the FUTPRO union.
