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On this #FathersDay, we're recognizing the fathers and father-figures who encourage young women and girls to follow their dreams, like Vera Rubin's dad, an electrical engineer who helped her build a telescope out of a cardboard tube when she was a child. #VeraRubin #HerQuarter

Our latest slate of newly-written biographies feature trailblazing women in medicine like Dr. #HelenTaussig, the founder of pediatric cardiology and the first the first woman president of the American Heart Association. Learn more: womenshistory.org/education-reso… #WomenInSTEM

An American Revolution patriot, #PenelopeBarker (born #OnThisDay in 1728) organized the Edenton Tea Party, the first recorded women’s political demonstration in America. Learn more: womenshistory.org/education-reso… #SheIsNotAFootnote

Calling all educators! 🗣️ There's still time to sign up for our first Virtual Workshop of the summer, More Than A Box Checked: Adding Women into the Historical Narrative 📝 Register now: womenshistory.org/students-educa…

Women are featured in less than 15% of all history taught in America. That’s some B.S. right there: Bad Science. Watch our bold new video about #WomenInSTEM: youtube.com/watch?v=McgJvL… And check out our re-vamped website sheisnotafootnote.org to learn more!

#OnThisDay 10 years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that state same-sex marriage bans are a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses, and officially legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. #PrideMonth #ObergefellvHodges #SCOTUS

WHO'S THAT FEMALE? 🔎 We're taking a closer look the incredible trailblazers featured in our new women in STEM video, starting with Grace Hopper, the woman who helped program the first computer. 👩‍💻 Learn more about Hopper: womenshistory.org/education-reso… #SheIsNotAFootnote #WomenInSTEM

On the final day of #PrideMonth, we're tuning in to the new documentary, #SallyFilm, which explores how #SallyRide's accomplishments continue to help close the gender representation gap, and recounts her secret relationship with her partner, Tam O'Shaughnessy. #SheIsNotAFootnote

We all can picture the Founding Fathers gathered in Independence Hall in Philadelphia and signing their names onto the Declaration of Independence. But what about the #FoundingMothers? 🇺🇲 Learn about the women of the Revolutionary War this #FourthOfJuly: womenshistory.org/articles/mythb…

🌟 SAVE THE DATE 🌟 Join us on July 23rd at 12pm ET for Dark Matter, Bright Futures, a virtual panel on Vera Rubin’s Legacy celebrating the trailblazing astronomer and women in STEM 🔭🚀🌌 Register here: events.womenshistory.org/events/dark-ma… #VeraRubin #HerQuarter #WomenInSTEM

Born #OnThisDay in 1875 to formerly enslaved parents, #MaryMcLeodBethune became one of the most important Black educators, civil and women’s rights leaders, and government officials of the 20th century. Learn more about this trailblazer: womenshistory.org/education-reso…

Calling all educators! 🗣️ There's still time to sign up for our second Virtual Workshop of the summer, Gender Bias in Historical Narratives and What to Do About It 📝 Register now: womenshistory.org/students-educa… 📷: Young women at the 1963 March on Washington

#OnThisDay in 1917, 16 women were arrested for picketing the White House to demand that President Wilson support #WomensSuffrage. The arrested suffragists were part of the #SilentSentinels, a group of over 2,000 women led by National Women's Party founder #AlicePaul.

JUST RELEASED: The latest video in our #SheIsNotAFootnote campaign, which pulls back the curtain on how history erased some of the greatest scientific achievements by women, crediting them to men instead. Watch it here: sheisnotafootnote.org/#watch

The #SenecaFallsConvention, the first women's rights convention in the U.S., began #OnThisDay in 1848. While obtaining the right to vote was not originally the main goal, suffragists later viewed the Convention as the meeting that launched the American #WomensSuffrage movement.

The National Association of Colored Women (NACW), the first secular national organization dedicated to the improving the lives of Black women, was founded #OnThisDay in 1896. NACW's motto, "lifting as we climb," was coined by co-founder and first president #MaryChurchTerrell.

Happy birthday the pioneering astronomer who changed our understanding of the universe forever, #VeraRubin! ✨ Learn more about this trailblazing #WomanInSTEM in our newly-published biography: womenshistory.org/education-reso…

🚀 On July 23, 1999, twelve 22-karat gold #Sacagawea Golden Dollars flew on the Space Shuttle Columbia! The mission was led by Eileen Collins, the first woman ever to command a space ship. NASA History Office National Air and Space Museum Women@NASA National Women's History Museum

Happy #AmeliaEarhartDay! ✈️ Born #OnThisDay in 1897, #AmeliaEarhart is most well-known for being the first woman to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean as a pilot, but her trailblazing legacy doesn't end there. Learn more: womenshistory.org/education-reso…

At just 23 years old, Alice Ball developed the only effective treatment for leprosy in 1915, until antibiotics were developed in the 1940s. History refers to her as Arthur Dean. But #SheIsNotAFootnote, and she deserves the credit. Learn more about Ball: womenshistory.org/education-reso…