🚀 Mae Jemison – First Black woman in space, inspiring generations in STEM 🚀 Katherine Johnson – Math genius behind Apollo 11 🚀 Eileen Collins – First woman to pilot & command a Shuttle #BreakingBarriers #NASA (2/3)

🚀 Shannon W. Lucid – Record-breaking astronaut & researcher aboard Russian Space Station 🚀 Judith L. Pipher – Advanced infrared telescopes to see the cosmos in a new way 🚀 Sally Ride – First American woman in space & STEM advocate #WomenInSTEM (3/3)

📺 Did you catch the Hall on NBC yesterday morning? Thank you TODAY for shining a light on Dr. Ford's life and legacy including her acceptance speech from her 2011 induction into National Women's Hall of Fame Watch Life Well Lived here (2 minutes): today.com/video/dr-loret…

In honor of Black History Month, we are honoring the amazing Black women inducted into the Hall in 2024. First up: Ruby Bridges. Watch Ruby’s speech from our 2024 Induction ceremony to hear her inspiring story: bit.ly/4i5ALaZ #CivilRights #BlackHistory #WomenOfImpact

Loretta Ross, a tireless advocate for reproductive justice, has fought to ensure the voices of marginalized women are heard and their rights protected by challenging systems of oppression and advocating for equality. Hear her story: bit.ly/4i2WxvT #BlackHistoryMonth

Kimberlé Crenshaw’s work on intersectionality has empowered countless voices and driven systemic change, highlighting how overlapping identities impact discrimination and pushing for a more just and inclusive society. Learn more: bit.ly/3EKCdRQ #BlackHistoryMonth

A champion both on and off the court, Serena Williams has shattered records and redefined what it means to be an athlete. Beyond her athletic prowess, she has used her platform to advocate for equality, health, and women's empowerment. bit.ly/416dhvt #BlackHistoryMonth

Happening soon! Join the Hall and AuburnPublicTheater for an exclusive pre-release screening of LILLY, a powerful new film based on the life of Lilly Ledbetter, 2011 Inductee and fair pay activist. Thursday Feb 27, 2025 Doors at 6:00pm eventbrite.com/e/lilly-ticket…

Dr. Patricia Bath, inventor of laser cataract surgery, revolutionized ophthalmology, improving vision and lives worldwide. Her groundbreaking work broke barriers and paved the way for future generations of medical professionals. bit.ly/41njnJq #BlackHistoryMonth

Come celebrate #InternationalWomensDay at the Hall! Featuring 1994 Inductee, Dr. Antonia Novello, the first woman and first Hispanic Surgeon General of the US And Jill Tietjen, former CEO of the NWHF and advocate for women worldwide! 3/8 at 6:30pm womenofthehall.org/celebrate-inte…

This #WomensHistoryMonth learn about the first woman and first Hispanic to be Surgeon General of the US: womenofthehall.org/inductee/anton… Meet her live at the Hall this Saturday on #IWD2025! More details about this special event: womenofthehall.org/celebrate-inte…

This #WomensHistoryMonth learn more about Judith Plaskow, 2024 Inductee, and her visionary work in theology. ‘If all are created in the divine image, then our images of God must be fluid and multifarious.” - Judith Plaskow womenofthehall.org/inductee/judit…

Today is #InternationalWomensDay! Today we join the WORLD in recognizing the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. ➡️ Less than 2% of charitable giving in the US goes to women and girls. Consider a donation to the Hall to help us continue our work!

Read a new expert opinion piece in the Rochester Beacon from executive Board Member of the Hall, Dr. Sujatha Ramanujan. She encourages the business world to keep paths to innovation open by embracing diversity. Full piece: rochesterbeacon.com/2025/03/03/kee… #WomensHistoryMonth

Born #OnThisDay in 1826, Matilda Joslyn Gage was a pioneering suffragist, abolitionist, and speaker. She co-founded the National Woman Suffrage Association and identified the “Matilda Effect,” highlighting the erasure of women’s contributions in science. #WomensHistoryMonth

“She put her considerable fortune — matched by her considerable willfulness — into making life better for women.” Inducted into the Hall in 1998, Katharine Dexter McCormick reminds us what happens when a bold mind meets a bold mission. New in the NYT: nytimes.com/2025/04/03/obi…

“I am different, not less.” - Dr. Temple Grandin, 2017 Inductee and #Autism advocate. “If I could snap my fingers and be nonautistic, I would not. Autism is part of what I am.” “The world needs all types of minds.” 🧠 #Neurodiversity #AutismAwarenessMonth #WomenoftheHall

We were honored to welcome a special guest to the Hall this week —New York Secretary of State Walter T. Mosley! Thank you for visiting our historic home, supported by New York State's Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) in Seneca Falls. More: womenofthehall.org/about/our-buil…

We are proud to announce our partnership with the critically acclaimed new Broadway production, Real Women Have Curves: The Musical — a story as bold, brilliant, and inspiring as the women we honor. 💥 Now through June 8, save up to 35% with code RWPK1 telecharge.com/Real-Women-Hav…

The National Women's Hall of Fame is proud to partner with the hilarious, joyful, heartfelt #Broadway musical Real Women Have Curves! 🎟️ SPECIAL discount for the Hall's community of supporters: Save up to 35% with code RWPK1 - now until June 8th! TIX: telecharge.com/Real-Women-Hav…