Audacious Women
A new one-woman show tells the story of Virginia’s history through the eyes of ten audacious women.
NewsLost No More: The Life of Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson
Encyclopedia Virginia Managing Editor Patti Miller and Nicole Brown of the Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies at Monticello uncover the life and legacy of Martha Wayles Skelton …
Ruling Women
Numbers of Black women legislators have increased dramatically in the last decade. Jatia Wrighten argues that the success and drive of these leaders is rooted deep in history.
The Untold Story of VCU’s First Black Nursing Graduate
In 1960, Charlotte Pollard became the first Black nursing graduate from MCV, overcoming segregation, resistance, and personal hardships to earn her degree.
Virginia Women during the American Revolution
On Oct. 8, 2025, Encyclopedia Virginia managing editor Patti Miller and contributors Rebecca Rose and Cassandra Good discussed how Virginia women participated in the American Revolution—from the camp followers who served …
Barbie’s Plastic World
The Barbie movie was a global phenomenon. And the remnants are in landfills.
REPLAY: Riding Jane Crow
The critical role that Black women play in the American railroad’s history.
Rise of Women in the Military
March 6, 3:30pm-4:15pm Join an interactive discussion exploring governing policies of women in the military and perspectives shared during and after their service. As part of the Virginia Tech Cutchin’s …
EventNew Exhibit Opening: Edith in Context
Join the Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum on Thursday, November 21 for the opening of their new exhibit, “Edith in Context!”
Challenge Into Change 2024 Celebration
Join The Women’s Initiative for a community celebration of their annual writing program, Challenge Into Change!
“Kemba” Screening & Discussion
Join our Education and Community Initiatives program for a screening of the BET+ Original Movie Kemba, followed by a discussion with the film’s executive producer and members of the Richmond community.

