Champion Women: Mary Pope Hutson Is Saving One of America’s Last Women’s Colleges
When institutions across America embraced transgender ideology, Mary Pope Hutson recommitted Sweet Briar College to its all-female history. As the school’s first alumnae president, Hutson leads the college into a new era, and her own story—in land conservation, as a diplomat, and now as the school’s president—is a testament to the value of a female-first education.
View Story
Voices Across America
New Mexico Is Failing Students by Failing Parents
- Education Stories
- New Mexico
New Mexico schools are using a federal law to keep parents in the dark, which makes the state a prime candidate for federal scrutiny over parental rights.
New Mexico Mother Warns Parents Are Being Shut Out of Their Children’s Education
- Education Stories
- New Mexico
After repeated battles against public education officials over sex education, explicit books, and curriculum transparency, this New Mexico mother is urging parents to become more involved in their children’s schools.
Commentary
Stories That Connect Inspire Uplift Inform Engage Captivate Impact Enlighten Humanize Express Us
Chasing Work
Restrictive regulations, confusing employment laws, and one-size-fits-all solutions have cost independent workers their livelihoods, opportunities, and flexibility. At IW Features, we’ve told the stories of women devastated by these policies—mothers forced out of flexible jobs, small-business owners shuttered, and innovators robbed of independence.
Through firsthand accounts from everyday Americans, we’re showcasing how America relies on independent work. Workers deserve freedom, flexibility, opportunity, and choice when it comes to work—and the government should get out of the way.
Do You Have a Story?
Stories inspire change. Everyone has an important story to tell. What’s yours?
