Unveiling the Emotive Journey: Insights from Women’s Diaries Across Centuries
Image courtesy: Wikimedia In a profound exploration spanning four centuries of women's narratives, a compelling anthology, "Secret Voices: A Year...
Women in History
Maria Agnesi: Trailblazing Mathematician and Philanthropist
Image courtesy: Wikipedia Breaking Gender Stereotypes: A Legacy Unveiled In the annals of mathematical history, Maria Gaetana Agnesi's name stands...
Mary Ware Dennett: A Century of Advocating for Bodily Autonomy
Image Courtesy: fpscny.org “We must challenge oppressive laws and systems that deny women autonomy over their bodies.” “Our body, our...
The Icon of Indian Feminism
All of us know about feminism, but few know the name "Savitribai Phule". She is known as the Mother of...
Gogi Saroj Pal & Her Nayikas: Remembering the ‘First Feminist Artist’ of India
Image Credit : The Quint Gogi Saroj Pal, the iconic 20th-century contemporary artist known as the 'first feminist artist of...
Eight Suggested Books by Women for Insight into Black History
Image Credit : MS Magazine Exploring Black History Through Women's Voices Black History Month serves as a crucial time to...
Augusta Savage: Sculpting a Legacy of Art and Activism
Image Courtesy: Sutori “I was a Leap Year baby, and it seems to me that I have been leaping ever...
Ruby Bridges – The First African American Child to Desegregate Schools
Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons Education is everyone’s birthright, but was it always the same? In 1960, six-year-old Ruby Bridges unintentionally...
Elizabeth Blackwell: Medical Maverick and Vanguard of Feminist Progress
Image Courtesy: https://healthmatters.nyp.org/ Elizabeth Blackwell was a pioneering figure in the field of medicine, a visionary who defied societal norms...
Children’s Book Highlights Beethoven’s Friend Nannette Streicher
Image Credit: Audrey Bodine Local author Laurie Lawlor has delved into the fascinating relationship between Beethoven and Nannette Streicher in her...
