Women History Month

Women’s History Month might have ended, but at ScholarMatch, we celebrate the powerful women in our community year-round. We’re proud to share a little bit about ScholarMatch’s leadership team working diligently to advance our mission into a new era of equity and student-centered practices. …

If not me, then who? If not now, then when? In the world of entertainment, many people still think of a male character as a protagonist and a female character as a sidekick. However, sometimes, it is the princess who kills the dragon and saves the prince. As per BBC…

In celebration of women’s history month, the company I work for scheduled a series of events, inviting exceptional female leaders from diverse backgrounds to speak with us. In this article, I’m going to focus on the event featuring Reshma Saujani. Reshma Saujani — founder of Girls Who Code, author of…

By Monica Skoko Rodríguez — The Miami-Dade County Commission for Women worked to get an official historic marker recognizing Julia Tuttle and her work to be installed on the riverfront behind Ft. Dallas Park and the Knight Center. We gifted the marker to the City of Miami and the City just installed the marker. We will be having an official unveiling ceremony for the marker on Tuesday March 29th at 10 AM as a celebration to close out Women’s History Month.

What could be better than having an amazing organization dedicated to interactive literary-based programs centered around African-American books and authors? Watching their team partner with another incredible organization focused on providing black women authors the tools and community needed to disrupt the publishing industry by putting those authors at the…

I walked inside LA Fitness with my dad. We would always go to the gym as soon as my father got off work. I initially signed up to practice for the swimming team, but I did not want to be in a pool with a bunch of fifty year old…

In Celebration of Women’s Month Women are unaware of their worth. They do not have any sense of self-worth. It is not because women themselves failed to identify their self-worth. But because society has always been judgmental toward women. Society defines women’s roles and emphasizes their physical appearance. Ideals have…