Hope Bourne, copyright Chris Chapman Have you ever dreamed of going "off-grid"? Of leaving behind the noise, the deadlines, the endless...

Tiny Kline, image courtesy of Circus World In the heart of New York City, among the clamour of honking taxis and glowing billboards,...

Dr Kerry Wallach is an expert in German-Jewish literature, history and culture, based at Gettysberg College. While reading 1920s German...

The Chainmakers of Cradley Heath On Saturday, 28th June 2025, Cradley Heath will come alive with the vibrant spirit of the Women...

In 1836, Victorian Britain witnessed a scandal that reverberated through Parliament, the press, and polite society alike. At the centre of the storm stood Caroline Norton—poet, pamphleteer, and social reformer—thrust into infamy for her alleged affair with then-Prime Minister Lord Melbourne.

Natalia Kobrynska, Ukrainian writer On this week's episode, Dasha Nepochatova and Amy explored the life of 19th Century Ukrainian...

30 Years of the Archive and Research Centre for Women's History in Brussels

Exploring the life of Medieval anchoress, Isabel German

To celebrate Women's History Month 2025, Amy and Emma are launching the #KickassWiki initiative

April Ashley in 2013, at the opening of the Museum of Liverpool exhibition honouring her life and legacy (image courtesy of the Museum of...

This week, our friends at the London School of Economics and Political Science's Women's Library open their new exhibition, Women of the...

Learn more about the life of pioneering Danish photographer, Julie Laurberg

Hosts Amy Cotterill and Emma Cook Launch a Weekly Show Dedicated to the Women Who Changed History   A new podcast, Kickass Women of...