Sophie Germain (1776-1831) was a French mathematician and physicist who contributed to the study of acoustics, elasticity, and...
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Women of Sound: Maud Cuney Hare
Maud Cuney Hare (1874–1936) was a musicologist, pianist, author, and activist during the early Jim Crow era. She is praised for...
Women of Sound: Mary Dee with a special appearance from Rep. Kathy Manning
This International Women’s Day we have a special episode of Womanica in partnership with iHeart Radio’s initiative, Pass the...
Kenya and Zimbabwe invest in preventing violence against women and girls
In Kenya and Zimbabwe, authorities and civil society groups are using a wide array of tactics to prevent gender-based violence.
Women of Sound: Jackie Cochran
Jackie Cochran (c. 1906-1980) was the first woman to break the sound barrier. In her time as a pilot, she held more records than...
Lost Women of Science How Lilian Bland Built Herself A Plane
“Hoots and derision, which did not worry me at all,” Lilian Bland wrote, describing her visit to an airshow in Blackpool,...
Women of Sound: Gal Costa
Gal Costa (1945-2022) was an iconic vocalist of Brazilian pop music. As one of the leading acts of the tropicalia movement in...
Women of Sound: Winona Beamer
Winona Beamer (1923-2008) was a teacher, singer, dancer and keeper of indigenous Hawaiian culture. She taught Hawaiian history...
Women of Sound: Anandavally
Anandavally (c. 1950s-2019) was a prolific Indian dubbing artist, known for her versatile vocal talents and impeccable timing....

