Womens History Month

Last Updated On | FEB 10, 2026

Entertainment

Pink set to take Kelly Clarkson’s mic during Women’s History Month moment to watch

The special run of episodes will spotlight women’s achievements, resilience, and cultural impact

11 powerful quotes to celebrate International Women's Month

Each quote encapsulates the strength and vision of women who have inspired change, broken barriers, and defied expectations, encouraging us all to embrace our potentialBy Shirley Gomez

Meet Dawn Staley: a crucial figure in March Madness

Standing just 5 feet 6 inches tall, Staley defied odds and showcased an unmatched tenacity and skill on the courtBy Shirley Gomez

Cole Brauer became the first U.S. female to sail solo around the world

Out of the 16 skippers who participated, Brauer was the only female and youngest skipperBy Shirley Gomez

Meet six women making waves in the spirits industry

HOLA! celebrates these women challenging the status quo this a male-dominated fieldBy Andrea Pérez

Discover why Women’s History Month is celebrated in March and how it began

Each sitting U.S. president since 1995 has issued a yearly proclamation honoring the role of American women in history.By Daniel Neira

Selena Gomez and more stars celebrate International Women’s Day

Treat the women in your life special today, and every dayBy Jovita Trujillo

An all-female team of pilots will do the 2023 Super Bowl flyover

They will pay tribute to 50 years of women flying in the U.S. NavyBy Shirley Gomez

Encanto’s Yvett Merino and Charise Castro Smith speak at the annual Latina History Day Conference

Get inspired to follow your dreamsBy Jovita Trujillo

Salma Hayek asks for gender equality wearing Gucci and Chime For Change’s new capsule collection

The actress shared a photo on Instagram rocking a multicolored oversized T-shirt as a dressBy Shirley Gomez

International Women’s Day 2022: 8 Latinas in the path to becoming music legends

The new generation of artists we believe would continue passing down the torchBy Shirley Gomez

Sofia Vergara honors the ‘badass women’ who inspire her in a special Women’s History Month post

Vergara’s tribute also included photos of Sophia Loren and a snap of her and niece Claudia VergaraBy Shirley Gomez

Billboard Women In Music Awards 2022: How to watch and what to expect

You don’t want to miss itBy Jovita Trujillo

The most innovative woman-owned brands to support during Women’s History Month and beyond

Highlighting the contributions of women in contemporary societyBy Shirley Gomez

Megan Thee Stallion and Fashion Nova launch million-dollar initiative for women entrepreneurs

Meg wants to put women on topBy Rebecah Jacobs

10 Amazing Inventions Created by Women

Here are things you probably didn’t realize were invented by women.By Fabiana Buontempo

The Home Edit’s Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer share their secrets to success and spring cleaning

The stars of the hit Netflix show, ‘Get Organized with The Home Edit,’ shared with HOLA! USA some of their best tips and tricks.By Fabiana Buontempo

Shakira’s supporters slam soccer fans after displaying banners with sexist comments directed at her

He fans will not tolerate defamatory statementsBy Shirley Gomez

Megan Thee Stallion is giving away $1 million for International Women’s Day with Fashion Nova

Their new female empowerment initiative is called “Women on Top”By Jovita Trujillo

International Women’s Day 2021: Celebrating achievements and calling out gender bias and inequality

The world is full of smart women breaking barriers: today and every day, let’s celebrate them.By Shirley Gomez

Women’s History Month 2021: Facts and virtual activities

Contributions to history and contemporary society.By Shirley Gomez

Google Doodle honors the first African-American woman cartoonist, Jackie Ormes

Through her art, the cartoonist always fought back racism and injustices against the Black community.By Shirley Gomez

Women’s Equality Day: Today we remember the influential suffragists that improved the Nation

Let’s take time to proudly remember the leader of the American woman suffrage movement, and the early leading feminists that fought for women’s rights.By Shirley Gomez