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Category: WOTT Articles

Lizzy Dorp: First Female Dutch Lawyer

And it’s April already, how the time flys by. You know what that means? A new month full of informative … More

civil rights, Feminism, feminisme, international women's day, lawyer, Nederlandse politiek, politician, politiek, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, vrouwengeschiedenis, women's rights, womenonthetimeline

Dido Elizabeth Belle: Indirect Influence on the Abolishment

The last article of March has a woman as its topic who differs from all the previous ones we presented … More

abolishment of slavery, bipoc, Decolonialsm, Feminism, feminisme, international women's day, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, woman of colour, womenonthetimeline

Judith Leyster: A Woman in a Man’s World

And with this article we have reached the last few articles we will publish in March. Today’s article is on … More

16th century, international women's day, painter, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, vrouwengeschiedenis, womenonthetimeline

ARA Week: Farida Nabibaks

This week is the Anti-Racism Awareness week and our university Radboud University contributes to this with an amazing program created … More

bipoc, colonialism, Decolonialsm, international women's day, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, second world war, theater, woman of colour, womenonthetimeline

ARA Week: Romana Vrede

This week is the Anti-Racism Awareness week and our university Radboud University contributes to this with an amazing program created … More

actress, bipoc, Feminism, feminisme, international women's day, intersectionality, Nederlandse vrouwen, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, theater, woman of colour, womenonthetimeline

ARA Week: Jennifer Tosch

This week is the Anti-Racism Awareness week and our university Radboud University contributes to this with an amazing program created … More

bipoc, DecolonialFeminism, Decolonialsm, diversiteit, equity, inclusiviteit, international women's day, racisme, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, vrouwengeschiedenis, woman of colour, womenonthetimeline

Sophie Scholl: Political Activist in WW2

TW: mentioning of execution This week comes to an end with a young political activist who risked and lost her … More

international women's day, politics, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, resistance fighter, second world war, Weiße Rose, womenonthetimeline

Audre Lorde: Intersectional Feminist

Today’s article is about someone who has been relevant some time ago and it seems as if her work is … More

bipoc, civil rights, Feminism, feminisme, international women's day, intersectionality, poetry, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, woman of colour, womenonthetimeline

Christine Lagarde: President of the European Central Bank

Our next opener of another week of impressive women is a role model in many domains: Christine Lagarde. Lagarde is … More

businesswoman, international women's day, politician, politics, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, vrouwengeschiedenis, women in power, womenonthetimeline

Gina Rodriguez: Entertainment Multitalent

You may know our next influential woman from the successful soap opera Jane the Virgin or any other of her … More

actress, entertainment, film, hollywood, international women's day, latinx, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, womenonthetimeline

Frida Kahlo: An Iconic Artist

Today’s article is about an artistic icon most of you might already know: Frida Kahlo. Kahlo is known for her … More

artist, bipoc, Feminism, feminisme, international women's day, Kahlo, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, Surrealism, women of colour, womenonthetimeline

Mary Wollstonecraft: The Mother of Feminism?

TW: mentioning of abuse, suicide and death Today is International Women’s Day as you may have noticed by all the … More

Feminism, feminisme, first feminist wave, international women's day, Mary Wollstonecraft, Radboud Gender & Diversity Studies, Radboud University, vrouwengeschiedenis, women's rights, womenonthetimeline

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