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Women in Film and Television San Antonio ramping up for inaugural awards ceremony
Read full article: Women in Film and Television San Antonio ramping up for inaugural awards ceremonyA local nonprofit aimed at supporting women in media and entertainment is ramping up for its inaugural awards ceremony.
Tampon study finds link to toxic metals. Here are some alternatives
Read full article: Tampon study finds link to toxic metals. Here are some alternativesTampons are a particular concern as a potential source of exposure for menstruating people to chemicals and metals, according to a new study by researchers at UC Berkeley.
Why Mexico’s historic President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum could see policy pushback in the U.S.
Read full article: Why Mexico’s historic President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum could see policy pushback in the U.S.Political experts share insight on the implications of the unprecedented Mexican presidential election.
SA native NaLyssa Smith talks ‘changing the game,’ teammate Caitlin Clark, WNBA growth in exclusive KSAT interview
Read full article: SA native NaLyssa Smith talks ‘changing the game,’ teammate Caitlin Clark, WNBA growth in exclusive KSAT interviewEast Central HS alum NaLyssa Smith talks about the WNBA’s growth, teaming up with Caitlin Clark, charter flights ahead of season opener in exclusive interview with KSAT 12 Sports
Thousands of women to gather virtually for the National Conference for Women
Read full article: Thousands of women to gather virtually for the National Conference for WomenJust in time for Women’s History Month, thousands of women are expected to gather online for the largest network of women’s conferences in the country.
This is how International Women’s Day came into existence, and how it’s celebrated around the globe
Read full article: This is how International Women’s Day came into existence, and how it’s celebrated around the globeInternational Women's Day is a day that recognizes and upholds the achievements of women around the world, as well as promotes gender equality.
Period products, diapers, baby bottles will be tax free in Texas starting Sept. 1
Read full article: Period products, diapers, baby bottles will be tax free in Texas starting Sept. 1People will no longer have to pay taxes on menstrual products, diapers, baby wipes, baby bottles and other health-related and family-care products in Texas.
UTSA to host free Latin Leadership and Personal Development Global Summit on June 17
Read full article: UTSA to host free Latin Leadership and Personal Development Global Summit on June 17“LatinTalks” is a series of talks and conversations where local leaders share their answers and solutions to challenges and adversities they once faced. This year's event will take place at UTSA's Main Campus.
Don’t let a language barrier stop you from getting help with domestic violence
Read full article: Don’t let a language barrier stop you from getting help with domestic violenceMany domestic violence victims who don't speak English avoid reaching out for help. However, a survivor in San Antonio wants others to know there are translation services that can help you and your family escape dangerous situations.
‘Never let your dreams die’: Woman graduates Northeast Lakeview College at 97 years young
Read full article: ‘Never let your dreams die’: Woman graduates Northeast Lakeview College at 97 years youngA nonagenarian walked the stage at Northeast Lakeview College (NLC) earlier this week after finally receiving her Associate of Arts degree.
How to have situational awareness in an abusive relationship
Read full article: How to have situational awareness in an abusive relationshipTo get out of an abusive relationship, you first have to realize that you're in one, but it can be difficult to detect at first. That's why author Kelly Sayre became an expert and wrote a book called Sharp Women on situational awareness for women in dangerous relationships.
Self-defense instructor urges women to learn how to protect themselves after 2 attempted kidnappings
Read full article: Self-defense instructor urges women to learn how to protect themselves after 2 attempted kidnappingsAs San Antonio police continue the search for a suspect who attempted to kidnap a woman and child on the Southeast Side last weekend, a self-defense instructor in that part of town is urging women to take a class to learn to protect themselves.
Southtown street will be designated as Emma Tenayuca Memorial Way to honor civil rights leader
Read full article: Southtown street will be designated as Emma Tenayuca Memorial Way to honor civil rights leaderA section of Cevallos Street from Interstate 35 to Probandt Street will be dubbed Emma Tenayuca Memorial Way in honor of the labor and civil rights leader.
How much do you know about some of the most famous women in history?
Read full article: How much do you know about some of the most famous women in history?March marks Women’s History Month, and the world has spent the past few weeks highlighting and remembering some of the most famous achievements by women throughout the course of history.
First and fierce: What women have done and where they’re going
Read full article: First and fierce: What women have done and where they’re goingMarch is Women’s History Month. It’s more than just a celebration of the contributions women have made over the years, but an opportunity to highlight the obstacles we still face.
Bexar County firefighter models beauty and strength in nontraditional maternity photos
Read full article: Bexar County firefighter models beauty and strength in nontraditional maternity photosOne San Antonio firefighter took non-traditional maternity photos dressed in her rubber boots and bunker gear.
Women artisans showcased in ‘Makers Batch’ exhibit at South Side library
Read full article: Women artisans showcased in ‘Makers Batch’ exhibit at South Side libraryCelebrate Women's History Month by visiting, The Makers Batch: Hidden Stories of the Women Artisans of San José Potteries. This unique exhibit is curated by San Antonio’s own Mission Crafts Chandlery.
This is the story of the iconic Texas Shiner Beer and the woman who saved it
Read full article: This is the story of the iconic Texas Shiner Beer and the woman who saved itEven though Kosmos Spoetzl was the creator of the original recipe and set the tone of the importance of tradition and family at the brewery, it was his daughter known as Miss Celie, who kept the Texas Shiner tradition strong.
15 women-founded products we could all use in our lives
Read full article: 15 women-founded products we could all use in our livesWhether it’s relaxing, getting in a much-needed workout or being productive, as women, it’s nice to take that break for ourselves when we’re able -- even if we have to make the time.
Aviatrix Jackie Cochran is the most fascinating woman you’ve never heard of
Read full article: Aviatrix Jackie Cochran is the most fascinating woman you’ve never heard ofJacqueline Cochran was a record-breaking aviatrix, entrepreneur and political mover and shaker who was close enough with President Lindon B. Johnson he refused to let her call him Mr. President.
What you need to know about protective orders in Bexar County: KSAT Explains
Read full article: What you need to know about protective orders in Bexar County: KSAT ExplainsThe KSAT Explains team breaks down what you need to know about protective orders and shares the incredible stories of two domestic violence survivors.
Two beauty queens from South Side represent Texas at national pageant
Read full article: Two beauty queens from South Side represent Texas at national pageantTexas represent! And, that’s exactly what these two beauty queens from the South Side of San Antonio did at the nationally recognized Miss Plus America pageant in Louisville, Kentucky.
Meet the Texas women looking to bring home the gold in Tokyo Olympics
Read full article: Meet the Texas women looking to bring home the gold in Tokyo OlympicsAt least 15 female athletes from Texas are competing this year, including Simone Biles, Cat Osterman, Simone Manuel, Brittney Griner and the Hurley sisters from San Antonio.
South Side community advocate and 2 Latina youth authors honored by Texas Legislature
Read full article: South Side community advocate and 2 Latina youth authors honored by Texas LegislatureHouse Resolution 86 mentions several contributions made to the local community by Monterrosa, including her effort “to be a positive role model and a source of encouragement to others,” creating a group “to empower, support, and educate women in an environment of mutual respect and acceptance” and promoting literacy among young people.