Her name is “Bond”. For most of her adult life, Tanya Bondarenko was known to her friends by her first name. But everything changed in the early hours of 24 February 2022 when she awoke to the sound ...

In a memo issued last month, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel Anthony Tata announced yet another review of women in combat roles and their effect on ...

As a long-time student of the polls, I am interested in how and when Americans change their minds about issues big and small. Polls can’t provide precise dates, of course, but they can get give us a ...

Margy Kinmonth’s documentary highlights women war artists who bring a unique female perspective to conflict through art. Traditionally overlooked in a male-dominated field, these artists reveal truths ...

American journalist and writer Lady Borton volunteered with the American Friends Service Committee to do relief work during the war in Viêt Nam and has spent many years since living and working there.

Dickey Chapelle, self-portrait wearing a war correspondent armband in WWII, 1942 (image from ‘Dickey Chapelle Under Fire,’ all photos courtesy Wisconsin Historical Society Historic Images Collection) ...

War photographer Anastasia Taylor-Lind and director Paolina Stefani discuss “You Don’t Think It Will Happen to You”, a short film that follows Anastasia reporting the war in Ukraine. Through the ...

On International Women’s Day, when our country has yet launched another war, the first words of the “appeal to womanhood through the world” (later known as “Mothers’ Day Proclamation”) by Julia Ward ...