Motorsport has never been a welcoming space for women. But that never stopped Susie Wolff.

Given the outcome of the most recent American presidential election, the story of Alethia ‘Lethe’ Tanner (c. 1785–1864) feels particularly necessary to recount and reclaim.

I believe all Americans.... should have that same freedom to marry.

From issue #1 of The HERstory Project Journal, Abby talks to Anya Pearson about Mary Anning and advocating for women.

In the mid-eighteenth century, an Enlightenment-driven push for economic progress and agricultural 'improvement' swept through Scotland.

Miller’s most profound work was created during her time as a war journalist and photographer.

How do 19th century girls spend their Christmas morning?

Queer became an action, a way of living and doing politics by publicly enacting different social structures and ways of life outside sociall

The institution of British government has almost always been dominated by men.

Born towards the tail-end of America’s infamous ‘Wild West’ era, Annie Oakley (1860 - 1929) emerged as a pioneering figure.

For many of us in Britain, an Anglo-centric education has positioned Britain and the USA at the forefront of the women’s suffrage movement.

Almost three centuries after her birth, Catherine the Great continues to be memorialised and edified in modern media.

Within abolitionist and early feminist history, especially Black feminist history, many recognise a single name: Sojourner Truth.

What does my MA dissertation and Katy Hessel’s 2022 The Story of Art Without Men have in common?

If The Iliad was written down in the late eighth or early seventh century BCE, then why did the first translation by a woman take so long?

Well! What could be more unjust! Our life, our liberty, our fortune are no longer ours.

“I’ve always known I was gifted, which is not the easiest thing in the world for a person to know..."

Guinness will always be one of Ireland’s most famous exports, besides Paul Mescal and Riverdance.

There must be something special within these films, having cultivated such prolonged popularity, but is it at the expense of feminism?

A continually damaging piece of anti-LGBT+ UK legislature was the 1988 passage of Section, or Clause 28.