NWHM in the News

National Women’s History Museum to Honor Trailblazers at Star-Studded Gala

The event, hosted by Norah O'Donnell with Meryl Streep as honorary chair, will feature live performances and a debut NWHM anthem.

Fort Worth Magazine 01/24/2025

"The National Women's History Museum (NWHM) will shine a light on four extraordinary visionaries who’ve redefined success, reimagined industries, and blazed trails for generations to come on March 20."

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Meryl Streep to Serve as Honorary Chair of Women Making History Awards Gala

Look to the Stars 01/23/2025

"The National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) announced today details surrounding their annual Women Making History Awards Gala, set to take place on March 20 at The Anthem in Washington D.C."

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Sneex Founder Sara Blakely to Be Honored By National Women’s History Museum at Women Making History Awards Gala

Blakely will be recognized in addition to Dr. Opal Lee, Shirley Welsh Ryan and Mattel.

Footwear News 01/23/2025

"Sara Blakely, founder of the sneaker-heel fusion brand Sneex, is slated to be honored by the National Women’s History Museum at the Women Making History Awards Gala held on March 20 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C."

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Spring 2025 Gala Guide

The Georgetowner 01/15/2025

"Hosted by the National Women’s History Museum and honorary gala chair Meryl Streep, the event honors women who serve as inspiration for the next generation of leaders and history makers and have made profound impacts in society."

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80 Years Later, Movie Tells Story of SC Woman’s Battalion During World War II

‘The Six Triple Eight’ is available for streaming on Netflix

South Carolina Daily Gazette 01/13/2025

"She received an academic scholarship to Wilberforce University in Ohio, a prestigious Black college, where she studied math, Latin, physics and history, according to the National Women’s History Museum."

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These 5 Remarkable Women Will Be on Quarters in 2025

Fast Company 01/09/2025

"Rubin also published more than 100 scientific papers, according to the National Women’s History Museum."

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U.S. Mint Announces 5 Women on New Quarters for 2025. Here's Who Will Be on the Coins.

CBS News 12/18/2024

"The Treasury partnered with the Smithsonian Institution's American Women's History Initiative, the National Women's History Museum and the Congressional Bipartisan Women's Caucus to select its honorees. It also solicited the public's input into whom it should feature on the coins."

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Mattel to Receive Corporate Changemaker Award

The award recognises Mattel for empowering generations and inspiring change, and will be presented at the Women Making History Awards Gala in March.

Toy World 12/10/2024

"The National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) has announced that Mattel will be honoured with the inaugural Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award at NWHM’s Women Making History Awards Gala on 20th March 2025. Accepting the award on the company’s behalf will be Lisa McKnight, executive vice president and chief brand officer of Mattel."

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Mattel Is the National Women’s History Museum’s First ‘Corporate Changemaker’

The award, to be presented in 2025, will recognize Mattel for "empowering generations and inspiring change."

Gifts & Decorative Accessories 12/10/2024

"The Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award is the NWHM’s first-ever corporate award, given to Mattel to recognize the 'societal impact of its brands like Barbie on generations of girls,' and its 'purpose to empower all to explore the wonder of childhood and reach their full potential,' per a release."

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National Women’s History Museum Honors Mattel for Impacting Generations of Girls

Mattel will receive the Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award in 2025.

The Toy Book 12/09/2024

"The National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) will honor Mattel at the Women Making History Awards Gala early next year. The leading toy and family entertainment company will receive the inaugural Evelyn Y. Davis Corporate Changemaker Award for its contributions to society and influence on the future generations of girls."

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