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Head Girl Rants: Alone, Together
I work alone. Think, create, and write alone. It is ideal for productivity, not so much for water cooler chat. So recently, when I made some statements that were a bit provocative (which I wholly stand by) in the big wide public of the internet, it felt a bit scary to...
Book Review: Go Girl
Junior Girl Rosalie Elliffe reviews Go Girl, a collection of important women throughout the history of New Zealand and why they are deserving of an entry.
Why We Need Girls’ Studies: Dr. Kristine Moruzi
Welcome to Girl Museum’s 10th Anniversary year. We have many exciting projects for our community, including this new blog series, Why We Need Girls’ Studies. Each month we will feature an interview with a scholar in the field to get insights about what we are all...
Girls with Glasses: Daria
Junior Girl Eliz Bilal writes about the cult classic TV show, Daria, and its strong, unique protagonist, Daria Morgendorffer.
Girl Museum Featured in Master’s Thesis on Feminism in Museums
We were featured in a Master’s thesis on museums, feminism and social impact! Read on to find out what Aubrey Clark thought of us.
Incredible Girls: Alina Morse
Associate Editor Sage Daugherty continues her Incredible Girls column with a look at the life and career of teenage CEO Alina Morse.
For the Record
Ashley responds to the recent controversy concerning her statements on Gauguin, and discusses how a girl-centered approach can benefit inclusivity and diversity in the arts.
Meet Our Interns: Eliz Bilal
Meet one of our newest team members, Junior Girl Eliz Bilal, and find out some of her interests and what brought her to Girl Museum!
Dolls in a Lumber Camp? Excavating Girlhood at an Early 20th Century Lumber Camp
Photo Courtesy of Maria Smith. During the summer of 2014 I was a student in an archaeological field school hosted by Western Michigan University in the Hiawatha National Forest, where we excavated the family housing portion of a lumber camp which operated from...
Daisy Ashford and The Young Visiters
Junior Girl Rosalie Ashford writes about Daisy Ashford, and her novel, The Young Visiters, which had an introduction by J.M. Barrie.