Women
Women and Madness in the Early Romantic Novel: Injured Minds, Ruined Lives – Deborah Weiss
“We are an Injured Body”: Finding Inspiration in a Class on Jane Austen My new book, Women and Madness in...
Navigating “Female” Identity: The Role of 19th-Century Missionary Wives – Katherine Hsu
During the late 18th and early 19th centuries, American Protestant churches prohibited women from preaching or becoming ordained ministers. However,...
WHN Annual Conference 2025, Call for Papers
First Call for Papers Women’s History Network 33rd Annual Conference Online via Zoom Thursday 4 & Friday 5 September 2025...
Raising the Volume: Strategies for Elevating Female Voices in Media and Entertainment
Elevating female voices in media and entertainment is crucial for creating a more inclusive and diverse society. Women make up...
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Inspiring Stories of Women Shattering Gender Barriers
The concept of the glass ceiling has been a pervasive issue for women in the workforce for decades. Coined in...
Trailblazing Women: The Inspiring Stories of Civil Rights Heroines
Throughout history, there have been countless individuals who have fought tirelessly for civil rights and social justice. While many of...
Lessons from the Past, Inspiration for the Future: Exploring Women’s Leadership Legacies
Resilience is a key trait that has enabled many women leaders to overcome adversity and achieve success in their respective...
Global Solidarity: Embracing Cross-Cultural Feminist Movements
Cross-cultural feminism is a movement that seeks to understand and address the unique experiences and challenges faced by women from...
Empowering Herstory: 5 Remarkable Milestones That Shaped Women’s History
The Suffragette Movement was a pivotal moment in history that fought for women's right to vote. It was a long...
Unsung Heroes: The Inspiring Stories of BIPOC Women Visionaries
BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) women have long been at the forefront of social, cultural, and scientific advancements,...