Ellen Russell Emerson: Trailblazer for Women in Science

In the second half of the 19th century, American science was dominated by men, and women…

Tania Savicheva: Child’s Story of War Survival

The history of the Siege of Leningrad is remembered as one of the most tragically significant…

Elsie Ott: First Woman Awarded the Air Medal

In January 1943, a young nurse with no flight experience boarded a transport plane to care…

Freddie Oversteegen: Dutch WWII Resistance Fighter

In Nazi-occupied Netherlands, three teenage girls became some of the most effective members of the resistance…

Minerva Allen: Bridging Tradition and Modernity

Born in 1934 in northern Montana, a woman from the Assiniboine tribe spent ninety years building…

Charlotte Corday: The Assassin of Marat

Charlotte Corday went down in history as the „Angel of Assassination”—the woman who, on July 13,…

How Mária Telkes Powered the Green Revolution

She was called the „Sun Queen”—and it’s hard to imagine a more fitting title. For decades,…

Elsie MacGill: The Queen of Hurricane Fighters

When in 1929 a Canadian engineer received her master’s degree in aeronautical engineering, she was moving…

Mary Kenner: Inventor Behind the Sanitary Belt

Born into a family of inventors, Mary Beatrice Kenner had innovation in her blood. As the…

Delmira Agustini: Breaking Erotic Taboos in Poetry

The Uruguayan poet Delmira Agustini made her mark in the history of literature as a woman…