News and Events
News and Events
Past Events
Jun 24
New Santa Fe Markers, Women’s River Walk Dedication Ceremony
The International Women’s Forum of New Mexico (IWF-NM) and the City of Santa Fe will hold a public dedication ceremony on June 24, 2024, to honor and celebrate the enduring […]
May 20
Soledad Chávez de Chacón marker dedication
Join us for a public dedication ceremony on May 20, 2024, to honor and celebrate Soledad Chávez de Chacón, New Mexico’s first female Secretary of State. Chávez de Chacón, elected […]
Mar 13
Dr. Armin Rembe Lecture Series at Los Poblanos Inn
In celebration of Women’s History Month, join longtime members of the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program Steering Committee in a lively discussion on the outsized – and often underreported […]
Sep 21
SCORE Women in Business Conference: Doing Well While Doing Good
Many things in our businesses have shifted… Work habits have changed. Social habits are different. How do we create community and collaborate with peers to improve our businesses and our […]
Mar 30
New Mexico History Conference
Join us for our special three-part presentation, “Spreading the Word: Women’s Inspiring Stories along New Mexico’s Highways and Byways.”
In the News
Three N.M. Women Honored with New Historic Markers
McKibbin, known as the “gatekeeper to Los Alamos” for her work in Santa Fe during the Manhattan Project, is one of three women to be commemorated by the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program.
New Mexico People Places and Ideas – Stephen Spitz, KUNM FM
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Slow Down: Famous N.M. Women Noted Here
State marker honors Taos Pueblo potter
It was an opportunity to honor not only a beloved grandmother and world-famous potter from Taos Pueblo but also all women who have contributed to making New Mexico great.
Santa Fe Prep: Lisa Nordstrum’s Curriculum Celebrated at Women’s Day Event
On March 8, New Mexico History teacher Lisa Nordstrum participated in an event at the Capitol Rotunda honoring the contributions of New Mexican women throughout the state's long history. In recognition of International Women’s Day, the International Women’s Forum of...
Albuquerque Journal: New Mexico Highway Markers Celebrate Women’s History
SANTA FE – In 1912, Doña Dolores “Lola” Chávez de Armijo, state librarian of New Mexico, filed a lawsuit when Gov. William C. McDonald tried to remove her from office. McDonald claimed that women were unqualified to hold office according to the Constitution and laws...
Newsbreak: The Inspiring Women Who Shaped New Mexico
The Spring 2023 edition of El Palacio magazine is celebrating the women who have helped shape the state of New Mexico through the Historic Women Marker Program. This program, established by the International Women's Forum of New Mexico (IWF-NM), is dedicated to...
Daily Post: Recognizing Historical Figures in New Mexico
SANTA FE — The spring edition of El Palacio magazine highlights the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program. Through roadside markers across the state, the program tells the stories of women who helped shape New Mexico including artists, activists, educators,...
New Mexico True Adventure Guide: Roadside Markers Honor Trailblazers in New Mexico History
Today, the highways and byways of New Mexico's 33 counties tell an inspiring story. Thanks to the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program, log-hewn roadside markers throughout the state now celebrate the lives and accomplishments of more than 100 women-early...
New Mexico Magazine: Celebrating New Mexico’s Trailblazing Women
AN IDEA THAT FLOURISHED INTO AN INITIATIVE IN 2006, the New Mexico Historic Women Marker Program celebrates some of the many courageous women who helped shape the unique, multicultural history of New Mexico. Through roadside markers, curriculum, public outreach, and...