Women’s History Month: Dr. Antonia Novello
Dr. Antonia Novello made history in 1990 when she became the first woman and the first Latina to serve as U.S. Surgeon General, but her impact exceeds that milestone. Throughout her career, she focused on something simple and powerful: making sure people had the...
Women’s History Month: Dr. Susan Love
Women’s History Month spotlight: Dr. Susan Love, the surgeon and advocate who reshaped breast cancer research and patient-centered care.
Women’s History Month 2026: Anne Taft
For International Women’s Day, FamPlan recognizes Anne Taft, a local advocate for women’s health and the namesake of our Binghamton medical center.
Women’s History Month 2026: Fannie Lou Hamer
Fannie Lou Hamer is often remembered as a powerful voice of the Civil Rights Movement, but her legacy is also deeply connected to reproductive justice, bodily autonomy, and healthcare dignity, issues that remain central during Women’s History Month and to our work...
Women’s History Month: Sylvia Rivera
In honor of Women’s History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, celebrate the legacy of Sylvia Rivera–a fearless voice for trans justice and queer liberation.