Lily Parr was one of many women to play professional football during WWI and the greatest player of her era.
Read the untold story of the women who stepped into the mens’ shoes in the factories and on the football pitch, too.
"What my family did was wrong," says Hazel Southam. "But the Gunpowder Plot failed. They paid with their lives... and the futures of their families."
Just 14% of London’s blue plaques celebrate women – but you could change that.
Alice Coachman made history at the 1948 Olympic Games – but her hometown’s white mayor still refused to shake her hand.
Writer Danielle Dash on why she will forever be inspired by the radical and courageous Dr Jones-LeCointe.
Remembering Fanny Eaton, the Jamaica-born icon held up as an example of perfect beauty.
Remembering the actions and interventions of American peace activist Samantha Smith.
9 October is Ada Lovelace Day, celebrating the contributions of women in STEM.
The founders of Black Girls Book Club discuss the 20th century writer who introduced them to the concept of ‘black girl magic’.