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Women's History Month

Join us in celebrating the achievements, contributions and resilience of women in every aspect of society; from challenging the status quo to speaking up for equality and dedicating their lives to changing our communities.

Explore Women’s History Month through Film and TV

Dive into these shows, films and documentaries that encapsulate the essence of womanhood.

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TV’s Fierce Women

Discover these magnificent shows inspired by, and featuring, fearless women.

Sweet Magnolias (Netflix) – Childhood friends support each other as they navigate the challenges of love, life and family.
Grey’s Anatomy (Hulu) – Dr. Meredith Grey, daughter of a history-making woman-surgeon, earns her place in medical history as she navigates through the daily traumas and social landmines in the hospital and out in the real world.
The Gilded Age (HBO Max) – Follow the journey of a young woman who must decide whether to follow the established rules of society or forge her own path.
The Power (Prime Video) – Teenage girls from across the world suddenly discover a supernatural ability that may shift power dynamics.
Gilmore Girls (Netflix) – Fiercely independent single mom Lorelai balances a tumultuous relationship with her mother while raising her Ivy League-bound daughter, Rory.

Women’s Empowerment Movies

Stream these films featuring strong woman leads.

Self Made (Netflix) – Inspired by the life of Madam C.J. Walker, an African American woman rises from poverty to become the first woman self-made millionaire.
Upgraded (Prime Video) – An ambitious intern (Camila Mendes) receives a first-class upgrade and unlocks a chain of events, romance and opportunities.
Suncoast (Hulu) – A loving teen taking care of her brother befriends an activist protesting a landmark medical case.
Hidden Figures (HBO Max) – Based on a true story, follow 3 women mathematicians who played a vital role in the advent of the U.S. space program.
A Family Affair (Netflix) – Zara (Joey King) lives at home with her mother, and now her movie star boss becomes fascinated with her mom (Nicole Kidman).

Inspiring Stories of Groundbreaking Women

Be inspired by the stories of these women who challenged expectations.

9to5: The Story of a Movement (Netflix) – A group of women secretaries in 1970’s Boston organized a movement that created change in the American workplace.
Diane von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge (Hulu) – Learn about the iconic fashion trailblazer behind the famous initials ‘DVF,’ through exclusive interviews with notable figures.
This Changes Everything (Netflix) – An investigative look at gender disparity in Hollywood through personal accounts from Geena Davis, Meryl Streep, Reese Witherspoon, Sandra Oh and other well-known artists and executives in the industry.
My Mom Jayne (HBO Max) – In her directorial debut, award-winning actress Mariska Hargitay explores the public and private legacy of her mother, Jayne Mansfield.
Victoria Beckham (Netflix) – Step into global superstar Victoria Beckham’s shoes, as the Spice Girl-turned-designer prepares for Paris Fashion Week.

The History of Oscar®-Winning Women

Since 1929, 17% of Academy Award® nominees have been women. Celebrate this year’s honorees and history-makers of the past with these selections on streaming.

One Battle After Another (HBO Max) – features 2026 Best Supporting Actress nominee, Teyana Taylor.
Sinners (HBO Max) – recognized with 16 nominations in 2026, including Best Supporting Actress nominee, Wunmi Mosaku.
The Iron Lady (Prime Video) – features Meryl Streep, the artist with the most acting nominations (21 nominations, 3 wins).

Women Who Inspire

Celebrate these historical women and contemporary newsmakers who shattered glass ceilings and continue to make an impact on society.

Lisa Gelobter

Lisa Gelobter – A computer scientist and technologist who developed the animation technology used to create GIFs, pioneered the technologies for digital video streaming and served as the Chief Digital Service Officer for the Department of Education.

Hedy Lamarr

Hedy Lamarr – An Austrian-American actress and inventor who helped lay the foundation for modern technology like WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth communication systems.

Alice Coachman

Alice Coachman – Overcame discrimination in the southern United States before becoming the first Black woman to win a gold medal in the history of the Olympic games.

Marie Van Brittan Brown

Marie Van Brittan Brown – Developed an early form of the home security system from her apartment in New York.

Grace Hopper

Grace Hopper – A rear admiral in the U.S. Navy and mathematician who laid the foundation for modern computer coding language.

Mae Jemison

Mae Jemison – After watching Star Trek, Mae was determined to make it into space. Reaching for the stars, she became the first African American woman to travel in space.

Discover More Leaders

March 8 is International Women’s Day

Join the global celebration commemorating women’s achievements and advocating for equality. This year’s theme is #GiveToGain, emphasizing the power of reciprocity and support and encouraging the mindset of collaboration to progress change.

About International Women’s Day

Learn about Women’s History Month

Follow these resources to learn more about the history behind Women’s History Month and the invaluable contributions made by women.

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