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"I could not help thinking that he had two strong women in his corner. One who faltered and one who did not, yet both had nothing in mind but to... Read More

"She's stronger here, and  she tries to express herself more than in Syria", explains Eman Mohammed, mother to Bayan, 10. Eman, while worrying deeply about her family losing its history... Read More

In these stunning photographs, photographer Chris Crisman demonstrates that there is no such thing as "Women's Work" or "Men's Work". Says Crisman: "gender should not determine professional opportunities." See all... Read More

For most of Annie Glenn's life, she was "afflicted with an 85 percent stutter, meaning she would become “hung up on 85 percent of the words she tried to speak," according to her husband John Glenn. She learned to speak fluently at age 53, and found her calling, becoming a lifelong advocate for the disabled. 

"So the astronaut who became a hero, looked to this black woman in the still-segregated South at the time as one of the key parts of making sure his mission would be a success."