Candi is a Women's History Museum founding member!

Being a founding member of the National Women’s History Museum is more than an honorary title—it represents a commitment to preserving and amplifying the stories of women who have shaped history. From my own experience as part of this community, the museum not only celebrates well-known figures but also highlights unsung heroines whose contributions often go unnoticed. The inclusion of influential advocates such as Meryl Streep and Joan Bradley Wages on the Board underscores the museum’s dedication to diverse perspectives in women’s history. It’s inspiring to see how the museum fosters #womenempowerment by promoting narratives that challenge traditional historical biases and uplift minority voices, including Latina women. Being involved as an activist and feminist in this space has strengthened my understanding of history’s role in shaping social change. The museum’s presence in the nation’s capital makes it an accessible hub for education, reflection, and inspiration, engaging visitors from all backgrounds. For those passionate about history, activism, or gender equality, supporting institutions like the National Women’s History Museum is vital. It offers resources, exhibits, and programs designed to educate future generations and honor the struggles and achievements of women throughout time. Receiving a certificate of appreciation is a powerful reminder of the ongoing need to actively participate in preserving women’s legacies and advancing equality globally.