March 8: Women's Day
The article celebrates International Women's Day, reflecting on the achievements of women and the historical struggles they have faced for their rights.
International Women's Day to honour woman who disguised herself as man for rail job
Elizabeth Holman, a pioneer for women in rail, will be honoured on International Women’s Day for her courageous contributions in the 1850s.
New Numbers: Why Poles Do Not Need Ukrainians. A Surprising Snag Between Women Also Plays a Role
Recent surveys show a complex relationship between Poles and Ukrainians, with increasing negativity despite a slight rise in overall approval.
International Women's Day: Documentary Film, Marbles, and a Strike on the Bridge
The article discusses various events organized in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, coinciding with local elections.
England's original Lionesses' struggle to survive after sexist pitch ban
The original Lionesses of England, the Corinthians Ladies FC, are being celebrated through a new film that honors their contributions to women's football, following a long history of struggle against discrimination.
Bronze statues can be bought with money. Moving power requires more than that
The article discusses the historical neglect of women's contributions in storytelling and highlights the challenges of addressing centuries of gender inequality in the cultural narrative.
Doctor is the first woman nominated to the rank of general in the history of the Army
Brazilian Army Colonel Claudia Lima Gusmão Cacho has become the first woman to be nominated to the rank of brigadier general.
The Agricultural Chamber has a new leader - for the first time in its history, a woman has been elected as chairperson
The Agricultural Chamber of Lithuania has appointed its first-ever female chairperson, marking a historic moment for the organization.
Tejero's Wife and the Declassified Documents
The article discusses the revelations from the declassification of documents related to the 23F coup attempt in Spain, particularly focusing on the perspectives of women affected by the events.
50 Years of Women's Ordination: A History of Neglect and Discrimination
Renate Breit reflects on her 85 years of life, sharing her experience as a pioneering female pastor who faced discrimination and exclusion in her career.
What do a washing machine and a vibrator tell? Book essays approach women's history through common things
Historian Annabelle Hirsch presents Western women's history through a hundred everyday objects in her book, highlighting how women created autonomous spaces.
Have you noticed this difference in women's and men's clothing? An ancient custom
The article discusses the historical reasons behind the different placement of buttons on men's and women's clothing.
The Minister of Culture Wants to Allocate 10 Million for Statues of Women
The Danish Culture Ministry proposes a budget of 10 million kroner to create statues commemorating historically significant women in Denmark.
Prof. Billy Melman Wins the Israel Prize for History: "Paved the Way for Restoring Voices of Those Who Were Suppressed and Marginalized"
Prof. Billy Melman from Tel Aviv University has been awarded the Israel Prize for History for her groundbreaking contributions to social, cultural, and intellectual history.
These "shocking pink" Olympics
The article discusses the historical exclusion of women from the Olympics and celebrates their achievements in the modern era.
Rhode Island ice rink shooting suspect's gender identity was source of past family conflict: docs
The suspect in a Rhode Island ice rink shooting had a history of family disputes related to his transgender identity, which may have contributed to the violent incident.
"I do not seek anything and anyone who is not authentic" – The last interview of Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler in VIMA
Eleni Glykatzi-Arveler, a prominent historian, passed away at 99, leaving a profound legacy in academia, especially for women in history.
Støre's reckoning: - Anyone who thinks women shouldn't jump in large hills should have been here to see today
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre calls for recognition of women's achievements in ski jumping after Anna Odine Strøm makes history by winning gold in both normal and large hill events at the Olympics.
Lilja Dögg the first woman elected as chairman of the Progressive Party
Lilja Dögg has made history by becoming the first woman to be elected as the chairman of the Progressive Party in Iceland.
Lilja Alfreðsdóttir is the new chairperson of the Progress Party
Lilja Alfreðsdóttir has been elected as the new chairperson of the Progress Party, making history as the first woman to hold the position in over 109 years.
Raising Girls in Soviet Times: The Oddities of Sexual Education in a Special Textbook
The article discusses how a special Soviet-era textbook outlined the ideal characteristics and roles of girls, focusing on preparing them for domestic roles and societal expectations.
Woman takes command of a drumming group for the first time at Rio's Carnival: 'Writing history together'
LaÃsa Lima becomes the first woman to lead a samba drumming group at Rio's Carnival, a historically male-dominated position.
Professor of Anglistics: Fiction Revives the Forgotten Women of the History of Science
Estonian professor Julia Kuznetski argues that literature by female authors highlights the contributions of women in the history of science often overlooked by male counterparts.
Professor of English: Fiction Revives Forgotten Women in the History of Science
An Estonian professor emphasizes the role of female authors in bringing attention to the overlooked contributions of women in science during the 'Women and Girls in Science' week.
Historic victory for harness driver Kajsa Frick: "It’s not easy to make it as a girl"
Kajsa Frick became the first Swedish woman to achieve 1,000 wins in harness racing, reflecting her determination in a male-dominated sport.
There is a detail in women's clothing that is not in men's clothing - why are the pockets like this?
This article examines the differences between men's and women's clothing pockets, highlighting the historical context and implications of these design choices.
Former student of 18 years, gender transition, mental health interventions... What reveals the profile of the suspect in the shooting in Canada
The suspect in the recent shooting in Canada, Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, had a history of mental health issues and is identified as having undergone a gender transition.
The University of Santiago elects the first rector in the history of Galicia
The University of Santiago in Galicia elects its first-ever female rector amid a predominantly female student body.
68 Women Candidates Elected in House of Representatives Election, Second Highest in History at 14.6% of Winners
In the recent House of Representatives election, 68 women were elected, marking the second highest number in history, with women making up 14.6% of the total elected candidates.
History is being written in the Olympic premiere: 'We want an equal sport'
The upcoming Olympic mixed relay marks the first time female athletes will finish the race instead of male athletes, showcasing a shift towards gender equality in sports.
History of Diversity: The Third Gender is Not a Modern Invention
Morgane Llanque aims to challenge historical narratives by demonstrating that non-conforming gender identities have always existed in Europe's rich cultural history, illustrated through various historical examples.
History of Diversity: The Third Gender is Not a Modern Invention
Morgane Llanque aims to debunk historical myths by demonstrating through examples from various eras that Europe was not a homogeneous white culture and that gender non-conforming individuals have always existed.
Queens, Rebels, Doctors, and Thoughtful Housewives: Czech Women and Their World Through the Eyes of Historian Lenderová
The article explores the lives and contributions of Czech women from various perspectives as depicted by historian Lenderová.
Portrait: The Power to Make Films
The German series 'Herrhausen – the Master of Money' directed by Pia Strietmann highlights the predominance of men in key roles during the 1989 Deutsche Bank era, with women appearing primarily in secondary roles.