Performing arts have always had the power not only to reflect the spirit of the times and present the era’s social values but also to criticize the norms, subvert ideas, Read more…
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Hold on to Your Seats – The Women Who Fought for Transportation Desegregation in the US
One of the fundamental human rights is the freedom of movement. The ability to transfer between places is a basic human necessity and one of the cornerstones of human liberty Read more…
The Bad Bitches of New Orleans
New Orleans was always well-known for its dark side, hunted feel, magical vibe, and spooky stories from the past. On the list of the city’s infamous celebrities are also included Read more…
Five Paralympic USA Women Athletes Who Might Come Back With A Medal
The paralympic games are an international multi-sport event for athletes with a wide range of disabilities and a wider range of capabilities. In the firsts Olympic games, athletes with disabilities Read more…
Five Women Athletes Who Will Make History in Tokyo 2020
In 1900, 22 women in 5 fields were allowed to participate in the Olympics in Paris: in Tennis, Golf, Sailing, Equestrianism, and Croquet. 121 years later, and after a long Read more…
Celebrate Women’s History Month, March
Wander Women Project celebrates women’s achievements and creations every day. Still, we also cherish the national recognition of March as the official month to honor the ladies, especially International Women’s Read more…
Five Ways of Being Seen: How to Commemorate Women in Cities
Just like the workplaces and politics, also in public spaces women are under-represented. Walking down streets, noticing their names, the figures on public statues, the names of buildings, a picture Read more…
Set the Feminist Wheels in Motion – Bicycle as a Vehicle for Female Empowerment and Liberation
The first time bicycles were introduced in the United States – they became strongly associated with the women’s liberation movement. Not only did they provide freedom of movement, but they Read more…
Wander After The Wonder: The Story of NOLA Witches and Voodoo Queens
While most Western cultures antagonize the figure of a “witch” – hunting, executing, and bad-naming women who exercise spiritual superiority, Louisiana does the opposite. The state and its spiritual and Read more…
The Women behind the Underground Railroad and the Resistance to Slavery in the US
Slavery was a part of US history from as early as the 17th century, and so was the resistance of the enslaved people. The quest for freedom took various shapes Read more…
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