WOMENS LIVES
TELL THEM WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED HERE…
December 7, 2021
in DailyGood from the Beshara Magazine
Over the past five years or so, there has been an emerging awareness of a body of work that arose during the Second World War. Fragments of it have been kno…
The River by Coco
November 24, 2021
ONE VOICE LGBTQ CHOIR in Minneapolis sings “The River” by Coco Love Alcorn Offered by Debbie Nordeen and Zoe Nicholie
Louise Erdrich, Native American Author
November 8, 2021
Postmodern Champion of Her Indigenous American Heritage
Updated November 26, 2019
Women Orchestral Conductors in America: The Struggle for Acceptance—An Historical View from the Nineteenth Century to the Present
October 17, 2021
By Shelley M. Jagow
Orchestral conducting has been the latest door of opportunity to open for women in the field of music.
UNSPINNING THE SPIN
October 12, 2021
Unspinning the Spin is a guide on the background, current uses, accuracy, nonbiased alternatives, and best practices for choosing and de-coding commonly used words and phrases.
at The Women’s Me…
Dolores Huerta: An American Latino Labor Leader and Civil Rights Activist by Pramod Sukumaran
September 22, 2021
by Pramod Sukumaran
Dolores Huerta taught us sí se puede—yes we can.
This was Huerta’s rallying cry as she inspired Latino farm workers to demand fair wages and better working condit…
Ph.D. candidate named Ruth Bader Ginsburg Predoctoral Fellow
September 16, 2021
By Emma Rothberg
June 9, 2021
The National Women’s History Museum has named Emma Rothberg, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History, as an inaugural U.S. Supreme Court Ru…
The Trailblazing Women of Stand-Up Comedy
September 16, 2021
By Mariana Brandman
The story of the female pioneers of American stand-up comedy often begins and ends with icons Phyllis Diller and Joan Rivers.
Who Was Pauli Murray?
September 16, 2021
On a recent episode of Amicus, Dahlia Lithwick discussed the legacy of Pauli Murray—a Black, non-binary, queer, feminist, civil rights pioneer who was also a poet, a teacher, a lawyer and legal…
Frances Perkins, 1911
September 6, 2021
by Heather Cox Richardson in Letters from an American
On March 25, 1911, Frances Perkins was visiting with a friend who lived near Washington Square in New York City when they heard fire engi…
SUE FORD and Village Marimba
August 22, 2021
Summer 2021 Village Marimba Classes for both youths and adults
WOMEN IN MUSIC
August 20, 2021
Women in Music is the industry’s leading non-profit working to advance the awareness, equality, diversity, heritage, opportunities, and cultural aspects of women i…












