Frieda Werden

A talk by Dr. Dawn Memee Lavelle-Harvard, past president of the Native Women's Association of Canada.

A talk from 1995 at the UN World Conference on Women provides a historical look at Clinton's relationship with the women's movement.

This 2004 talk from Maria Jimenez on how immigrants sustain their home communities remains relevant today.

After decades of women's peace activism, a new accord is signed.

Backers of Brexit are not ignorant -- and neither are their opponents.

Women Democrats are strategizing against a Republican stranglehold on Texas. Producer Frieda Werden hears from women in multiple spheres of action.

In this interview, Ilise Feitshans describes how nanotechnology is rewriting the rules of chemistry and calls for internationally harmonized regulation and an informed public.

Reeling under EU-imposed austerity, Greeks open their hearts and homes to refugees.

A roundup of women's artful activism in 2015.