Hannah Traore Gallery showcases underrepresented artists
"A lot of people who look like me usually don't feel comfortable in a gallery setting," Traore said.
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"A lot of people who look like me usually don't feel comfortable in a gallery setting," Traore said.
The FDNY currently has the most female firefighters it's ever had - 134 - a number it hopes to continue to grow.
CBS2 profiles a trailblazer whose ideas greatly influenced Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Thurgood Marshall.
She was one of the most influential people of her time. Though she died in 1919, her products are still being sold.
Lash showed CBS2 how she aims to inspire by depicting currency from all over the world featuring females.
Caroline Hirsch opened her namesake club, Carolines, 40 years ago.
For decades, all the restaurants in Little Italy were run by men, but that eventually changed.
Nonna Dora's Pasta Bar opened just a few weeks ago on the East Side. Dora Marzovilla's the queen of making nearly 20 different types of pasta by hand.
Kathy Hochul is the first woman to serve as New York's governor in - get this - 245 years, since George Clinton became the first governor on July 30, 1777.
Dr. Jabeen Ahmed went to the homes of people who had COVID-19 to test family members and vaccinate people.
This year's campaign theme is Break the Bias, which spotlights how biases against women help fuel gender inequality.
In honor of Women's History Month, women-owned businesses are being recognized for supporting their communities.
CBS2 recently sat down with owner and author Alyssa Kuchta, who shared her vision and inspirations.
This project creates new opportunities and partnerships for Women's History Month and beyond.
They all coincidentally left their male-dominated industries to make a name for themselves in the do-it-yourself industry.
Valdes is also the first lead federal prosecutor of Dominican decent in the United States.
Some economists are calling the pandemic a "she-cession" due to its disproportional impact on women in the workforce.
When Andrea Dalzell was 5, she was diagnosed with a neurological disorder that affects the spinal cord. By the time she was 12, she was a paraplegic. Today, Andrea is a registered nurse at a school on the Lower East Side.
Two New York City teens are part of the first class of young women who earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
The tour beings in Battery Park and includes stops at the African Burial Ground, Grand Central and Trinity Church -- significant places to share stories of important female figures.
In celebration of Women's History Month, a theater company in Brooklyn is presenting a monthlong festival with a wide variety of work by, for and about women.
"The Girl With The Rivet Gun" is an animated documentary that recognizes three unsung female heroes of World War II:
The ultimate goal of the visitor center's showcase is to show people passing through that women can accomplish anything they set their minds to.
City Hall's halls just got a little brighter after the council added four portraits to their gallery of prominent New Yorkers.
