These African-American women helped in World War I
Learn about the African-American women who, during World War I and its aftermath, supported black American soldiers stationed in France.
Do you know these three female civil rights heroes?
Meet three women whose dedication and skill put them on the front lines of the fight for civil rights for African Americans.
A history of injustice: How Iran’s regime mistreats its people
February 20 is the observance of the World Day of Social Justice. See the broad swath of Iranian society that has suffered under the current regime.
A monument to U.S. women’s right to vote turns 100
Learn about the U.S. suffrage movement and the women depicted in a sculpture on display in the U.S. Capitol in Washington.
Gambian works to protect girls from cutting ritual
Giving birth to a daughter inspired Jaha Dukureh to take action to end a painful and medically unnecessary procedure inflicted on girls around the world.
Refugees in Chad learn new farming techniques
When resettled refugees have to learn the landscape of their new home, overcoming farming challenges can be tough. This program has a solution.
Fearing hijab law, Iranian referee refuses to return home
Women are pushing back against the Iranian regime's many restrictions. Learn why another woman is considering not returning home.
Business hub tackles Ecuador’s social, environmental issues
Daniela Peralvo co-founded a company that helps solve some of Ecuador's problems, mentors existing entrepreneurs, and grooms future leaders.
Iranian women: Before and after Islamic Revolution [video]
Meet a few of the remarkable women who were thriving in Iran before Islamic fundamentalists overthrew Iran’s government in 1979.