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Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female filmmaker, is highlighted for her pioneering role in narrative cinema and her influence on early filmmaking in Paris.
In a small-town Catholic parish, priest Nicholas J. Viscio, nun Sr. Mary Lou Liptak, and nun Sr. Doreen Glynn explore innovative approaches to women's roles in the Church.
Five women share their experiences with workplace discrimination in Canada, addressing the subtle biases that hinder their career advancement.
Anita Zenani, a junior BMX champion from South Africa, faces intense pressure and personal struggles as she navigates her teenage years and athletic expectations.
Female athletes in the Basque region challenge gender norms by competing in stone lifting, a sport traditionally dominated by men, showcasing their strength and determination.
Four graduates of Barnard College are followed over a decade, highlighting their experiences and commitments as young women shaping their futures.
Amelia Earhart and her sister Muriel navigated a transforming society, where women's rights and aviation offered new opportunities and mutual support.
One third of women and girls globally face assault in their lifetime, raising questions about societal responses and the instinct to fight back, as explored by Ellen Snortland.
Suzanne, a nurse, faces devastating physical and emotional trauma after her rape, ultimately leading to her suicide in this exploration of violence against women.
Three women travel across the US and Kenya to highlight female heroes addressing social injustices such as sex trafficking, depression, and education access.
Over 20,000 people attended Kamala Harris's campaign launch event in Oakland, California, marking a significant moment in her 2020 presidential bid.
David Nugent facilitates a program for men seeking to change their violent behaviors towards women and children, aiming to break the cycle of abuse.
A father's voice can communicate presence in a culture of competing attentions, as shown through personal stories and interviews with families across the United States.
The rhetoric surrounding the spouses of presidential nominees has evolved significantly from 1992 to 2016, reflecting changing perceptions of women's roles in politics.
In the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine, women miners are filling roles left vacant by men who joined the military following the Russian invasion.
Honor killings within India's caste system are examined through the lens of cultural and social factors, highlighting the tragic consequences of these crimes.
Eight Arab women in Canada share their experiences and perspectives on feminism, politics, and belonging, offering a counter-narrative to mainstream portrayals.
Retired filmmaker Kathleen Shannon reflects on her life, career, and the impact of the 's Studio D in promoting women's stories.
Kaitlin Sidorsky's research highlights the trend of women in the U.S. entering politics through appointed positions rather than elected roles, emphasizing their strategic choices.
Miss Fashion Global showcases a competitive modeling event where contestants from around the world strive for the title while promoting women's empowerment.
In Norway, 12-year-old Vilde aims to become the first female champion of the male-dominated Halling folk dance while supporting her grandfather's battle with cancer.
In Burkina Faso, a group of women confront cultural taboos surrounding female sexuality and support each other in healing from the trauma of female genital mutilation.
In the hills of Appalachia, 16-year-old Jennifer Johnson defies gender norms by founding a successful full-contact football team that wins a National Championship.
Three 12-year-old girls navigate the challenges of girlhood over a year, highlighting the significant roles of peer pressure and family influence.
Institutional discrimination against American women in baseball is examined through the voices of players aged 9 to 90, including advocates like Justine Siegal and Shirley Burkovich.
Gulab Maharajin defied Hindu customs by performing cremations at Rasoolabad Ghat in Allahabad for over 60 years, challenging gender norms in the process.
Quebec women of West African origin share their experiences of overcoming domestic violence, highlighting resilience and empowerment in their quest for dignity.
Four legendary female chess players from Georgia-Nona Gaprindashvili, Nana Alexandria, Maia Chiburdanidze, and Nana Ioseliani-transformed women's chess during the Cold War.
In Italy, women share their personal experiences and reasons for choosing a childfree lifestyle, challenging societal taboos surrounding motherhood.
More than 86,000 girls under 18 live in Detroit, facing challenges that include violence, educational instability, and personal health issues.
In Indonesia, female riders challenge societal norms by performing on the 'Wall of Death,' showcasing their skills and bravery in a male-dominated industry.
Five women, including Simone Geoffrion and Fanny Krieger, share their journeys in fly fishing and their deep connections to rivers and nature.
Amanda Reiter, a trans marathon runner, faces discrimination from sports organizations while advocating for the rights of marginalized athletes.
After decades away from the stage, Julia Scotti, formerly known as Rick Scotti, returns to comedy as a trans performer known as 'the crazy old lady of comedy.
Shawna Potter, lead singer of War On Women and author of Making Spaces Safer, advocates for social justice and safer environments through her music and activism.
Clare Balding examines the legacies of Pele, Muhammad Ali, Billie Jean King, and Tanni Grey-Thompson, highlighting their impact on sports and society in the 20th century.
In Zambia, Mutinta Mweemba navigates the challenges of being HIV-positive and pregnant while advocating for resilience against the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
In Atlanta, 24 influential women CEOs, executives, and entrepreneurs redefine leadership and empowerment in modern society.
Since their ordination on a boat in the Danube in 2002, Catholic women priests have engaged the Vatican in dialogue about women's ordination and church misogyny.
Nine players train together as they prepare for the upcoming season, focusing on teamwork and strategy under coach Miguel Gaudencio's guidance.
Dartmouth students participate in a class at Sullivan County House of Corrections, engaging with incarcerated women to discuss systemic injustices.
A woman prepares for a long bike trip from Canada to New Mexico while seeking help with basic bike mechanics from a fellow mountain biker.
Barbara De Angelis provides strategies for mothers who leave the workforce to prioritize their children, addressing feelings of guilt and unfulfillment.
In Singapore's Changi Prison Complex, six female inmates navigate the challenges of incarceration, confronting personal struggles and relationships amid a backdrop of drug-related offenses.
Join MythBusters in a controversial episode testing the Battle of the Sexes stereotypes.
Mythbusters tests who multitasks better: men or women in a fun-filled showdown.
In Colombia and Brazil, a new generation of female leaders known as las jefas is reshaping cocaine trafficking networks.
Champa, a mother in Rajasthan, suffocated her newborn daughter with sand, following a tradition that has led to the deaths of many girls in her village.
