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Astrophysicist Allie Vibert Douglas popularized astronomy and encouraged women in science.

Book review: Quiet Rebels brings attention to the first women lawyers of Jewish, Black, Chinese and Indigenous heritage.

Students will reflect critically about the place occupied by various women’s groups in politics since 1929.

The inspiring story of Canadian Kit Coleman, a female reporter who fought for women’s equality and became the first-ever female war correspondent.

Rose Fine-Meyer - 2015 Canada's History Forum Transcript

Professor shows how French Canadians and Indigenous women saved the West coast from the Americans.

Book review: Métis Matriarchs sets itself firmly within the parameters of social history, as an edited collection of “quantitative case studies” of Métis women that follow a biographical approach.

In 1847 the Irish Famine drove shiploads of sick and starving men, women, and children to Canada’s shores.

An international costume exhibition about women who served in the First World War is looking for Canadian submissions.

Development programs have to reach women and girls if those programs are going to be effective and sustainable.