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• 1:45 World Hijab Day Thursday, February 1st, 2024 Featured
  Uploaded Jan 28, 2024
• A global history of women’s rights, in 3 minutes Featured

  How much progress have we achieved in the global struggle for equal rights, and how much work remains? From worldwide suffrage campaigns to the rise of #MeToo​ and digital activism, we have marched slowly forward. But today, the fight for gender equality is far from over. Discover the noteworthy women, grassroots movements and historic milestones that have changed the world for women and girls.
  
  Join UN Women’s #GenerationEquality​ campaign to accelerate gender equality actions and mark the 25th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, the most visionary agenda for women’s rights and empowerment everywhere: https://www.unwomen.org/en/get-involved/beijing-plus-25

  Uploaded Mar 30, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• Ferris High School Reopening Safety Featured
  Uploaded Mar 18, 2021
• Live Stream 3/18/2021 at 11:00 National Archives Comes Alive! Young Learners Program Meet Alice Paul Featured
  Uploaded Mar 18, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• One Day We Won’t Need This Day | Nike Featured

  On International Women’s Day, Nike is celebrating the women who have moved sport forward—in the hopes that One Day, every day will feel like this one we mark on our calendars.

  Uploaded Mar 15, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• Women's History Month 2021 Featured

  Vice President Kamala Harris's Acceptance Speech; read by a young girl.

  Uploaded Mar 15, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• Glass Ceiling Breaker Featured

  #GlassCeilingBreaker​
  The biggest glass ceiling has been broken. In partnership with the National Women's History Museum and BBH New York, we honor Vice President Kamala Harris and all those who came before her, paving the way and proving just how powerful women are.

  Uploaded Mar 15, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• Portrait in Minute: Dolores Huerta Featured

  National Portrait Gallery
  
  Taína Caragol, curator of Latino art and history at the National Portrait Gallery discusses Dolores Huerta.
  
  The exhibition "One Life: Dolores Huerta" (July 3, 2015 through May 15, 2016 ) highlights the significant role of this Latina leader in the California farm workers movement of the 1960s and 70s. This eleventh installment in the "One Life" series is the first devoted to a Latina. It illuminates Huerta as the co-founder, with Cesar Chavez, of the United Farm Workers (UFW), and highlights her position as the union's lobbyist and contract negotiator.
  
  Huerta was instrumental in achieving major legal protections and a better standard of living for farm workers, yet she remains largely under-acknowledged in history.
  
  The exhibition is the first in a national museum to draw attention to her contributions.
  
  Opening in July 2015, the exhibition will coincide with the 50th anniversary of the September 1965 grape strike launched by the farm workers movement.
  

  Uploaded Mar 02, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• How Lady Bird Johnson Became an Activist Featured

  
  Smithsonian Channel
  
  Lady Bird Johnson was a committed supporter of the Civil Rights Movement, in word and deed: from touring the country to speak against racism, to refusing to stay in segregated hotels.

  Uploaded Mar 02, 2021 to Women\'s History Month 2021
• Reflections on the Greensboro Lunch Counter Featured
  Uploaded Feb 23, 2021 to 2021 Black History Month Activities