Throughout March, the Wilson Center has been uplifting stories and events centered around Women's History Month. Before the month concludes, take a moment to explore some of the highlights, and be sure to visit our website for even more.
Explore a special series of blog posts celebrating Women’s History Month in Enheduanna. Enheduanna seeks to “inspire diverse women contributors from the Middle East to voice their thoughts and express their ideas about the state of women in their countries and their often ignored yet important work to advance women’s issues across the region.”
Women of the Revolution: A Vision for Post-war Yemen
Wednesday
Mar. 31, 2021
10:00am – 11:30am ET
Webcast
Bipartisan Approaches to Ending Gender-Based Violence
This month, we announced a new interview series with members of the U.S. Congress where we discuss ways in which Congress can further awareness, dialogue, and policy action meant to protect women from violence.
Speaking Up and Standing Against Gender-Based Violence, with Senator Joni Ernst
Senator Joni Ernst has been at the center of efforts to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act in the Senate. Senator Ernst discusses how she is using her platform as a U.S. Senator to raise awareness, encourage difficult conversations, and fight for greater resources for all women.
Combating Gender-Based Violence: A Conversation with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
In this interview with former Wilson Center President and CEO Jane Harman, Senator Gillibrand says that the issue of sexual assault in the military initially found her—and the more she examined the problem, the more she realized just how much work needed to be done.
How Well Do You Know Famous Women from Russian and Soviet History?
The Kennan Institute invites you to recall several outstanding Russian and Soviet women throughout history. Test your knowledge of their legacy by taking our quiz, and learn more about their contributions to culture, science, politics, sports, and society.
