women's rights

Women’s History Month: Women in Advertising, Eliza Jane Nicholson

The first female publisher in U.S. history was Eliza Jane Nicholson. She ran the Daily Picayune from 76’-96’. And when we say that, we mean 1876-1896! Not only was the first female publisher, she owner the entire major newspaper. She moved to New Orleans to become a professional journalist and began working for the Daily Picayune, where she wrote under the name, Pearl Rivers.

National Malala Day 2022

We thought today we would take a break from all the data driven articles we’ve been writing and give a moment of appreciation to Malala Yousafzai. She was a women’s right’s activist in Pakistan and the youngest woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

Friday Fave 7/8/22

We know we’ve been doing a lot of blogs lately on women. With women’s rights issues in American now how could we not? Sorry not sorry but we promise that next week we will switch it up for you. This week’s campaign favorite is on beer. The history of beer that is and how women were involved in bringing it to the United States. Without women there would be no beer! Let’s face it, without women there wouldn’t be a lot of things.