Articles

Behind the Scenes of "We Who Believe in Freedom"

Marking 200 years since Harriet Tubman’s birth.

Inspiring Voices: A Conversation with Former U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios

From 2022 through 2025, the Mint will design and issue five quarters annually as part of the American Women Quarters program.

Inspiring Voices: A Conversation with Tiffany Shlain

Inspiring Voices: A Conversation with Gloria Calderón Kellett

Girls to the Front: How Young Women are Shaping Their Future

An article about the myth and reality of women's political participation after 1920.

An article about African American Nurses in World War II

An interview with Soumeya Benghanem, Chief Product Officer & President of strategy+action, a women-owned digital agency.

An article about maternity nursing

An article on the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps

An article on the future of women in STEM.

Dr. Jessica Kapp's STEM Career

Women of the Motor Corps didn’t take narrow confines for an answer as they persevered into the broad expanse of roadways, delivering care and comfort during the chaos of World War I.

If there is anything I’ve learned during my time outdoors, it is this—Mountains Have No Ceilings.

On June 21st, 1997, Lisa Leslie, center for the Los Angeles Sparks, and Kym Hampton, center for the New York Liberty, took the ceremonial “jump ball” marking the official start of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).

A sector of women from the Puerto Rican elite arose to organize the Women Temperance Societies, despite women being silenced for centuries in their attempts for political participation.

Un sector de mujeres protestantes estableció en 1916 una serie de Ligas de Temperancia bajo el auspicio de la “Women Christian Temperance Union” y el liderazgo de Annie Robbins.

Monopoly’s roots begin with a woman— a progressive named Elizabeth Magie.