News About Inspiring Women

Las Cruces will have women representing all of its city council seats. It joins a short list of all-women governing bodies.

A group of women in rural El Salvador is standing up against a major infrastructure project that threatens to clear hundreds of hectares of forest and cut off access to rivers that provide the community with clean drinking water.

Nebraska State Senator Megan Hunt and Colorado State Representative Brianna Titote speak about their work to fight anti-trans legislation.

The Phone Calls Not Flowers campaign from For Facts Sake has taken Instagram by storm, as thousands of moms ask for gun safety legislation this Mother’s Day.

Attendance at the first two rounds of the Women’s March Madness tournament broke records with over 231,000 supportive fans.

A group of international activists is highlighting and combatting street harassment and gender-based violence through colorful chalk art.

Robyn Warren created Geek Girl Strong to make wellness and fitness more fun and inclusive for diverse fan communities.

The United Nations on December 7th recognized Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka as one of its “champions of the Earth” for promoting the One Health approach to conservation in Africa.

Working in 12 countries, Partners In Health operates within the belief that injustices lead to poverty and sickness, and that health is a human right — and no human is less deserving of that right than another.

The climate activists have been trying to get the names and details of Afghan campaigners and their families onto evacuation lists, but eight days after their first calls for help, there has been no response.

Maya Angelou has recited her poetry at noteworthy events such as a presidential inauguration, the 50th anniversary of the United Nations, and Michael Jackon’s funeral.

Zheng Haohao is breaking records and breaking gender barriers alongside female skateboarders from around the world.