As we close out Women's History Month, The Daily Tar Heel wanted to pay homage to the powerful and inspiring women in our community. Check out our content featuring inspiring women making a change in our community, initiatives aimed at propelling women's success and content themed around supporting women.
Carolina Women in Business is working to support women in the Kenan-Flagler Business School, by establishing dialogues and providing female students with career development and support resources.
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Casey Longyear and Marsche Wyche opened Rumors Boutique in 2007. They were not expected to be successful, but 13 years later, they have not only expanded but have also created a positive work environment.
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Founded in 1994 on UNC's campus, Alpha Pi Omega is a sorority that celebrates Native American sisterhood.
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“To see women who I have worked with having flourished after escaping a situation and to see them on the road to doing better is incredible.”
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Women also formed various war circles, in which they made hospital gowns, garments for refugees, bed pads and various medical supplies. These circles were the accessible alternative to Red Cross Chapters for rural women of Orange County who lived in more isolated areas.
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That message is that as grandmothers, we’ll do everything we can to ensure a safe and sustainable future for our grandchildren,” said Vicki Ryder, a member of the group. "Wherever we see that that future is threatened, we will raise our voices.”
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Having their own space on campus was the first step for female students to feel included at UNC.
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Museums, parks and other facilities across the state are hosting events highlighting not only the women who got the right to vote in 1920, but also those who were left behind due to their race.
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