March marks Women’s History Month, an honorary observance designated by Congress to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women throughout history and today.
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Among the events honoring women in their consequential fight for visibility and equality is International Women's Day on March 8, which is observed around the world with marches and demonstrations.
NBC10 is honoring the day and month by following the official theme of the day by inspiring inclusion. On Friday, March 8, NBC10 newscasts in the morning and early afternoon were produced and presented by our female anchors, reporters, meteorologists and newscast producers. Our newscasts highlighted underrepresented roles in the TV news industry while the women of NBC10 share their stories, honor those who blazed a trail for them and hope to inspire the next generation.
Vice President of News Elizabeth Flores shares her story
Celebrating Women's History
Elizabeth Flores has been the Vice President of News for NBC10 and Telemundo62 in Philadelphia since 2021. She sat down with NBC10's Rosemary Connors to talk about her impact on the newsroom and what inspired her to get into the news industry.
Shining a light on female producers behind the newscasts
On this International Women's Day, NBC10 is sharing the stories of the women who work hard to bring you the news every day. NBC10's Rosemary Connors has more on the female producers behind the newscasts.
Representation matters behind the scenes
On this International Women's Day, we're shining a light on roles behind the scenes that are often - if not always - filled by men. There are jobs in broadcasting and elsewhere where women are still underrepresented. NBC10's Rosemary Connors has the stories of two women who are a big part of bringing newscasts to life.
Woman offers access with internet cafe for everyone
One woman is making a difference and providing access with an internet cafe that's open to everyone. NBC10's Frances Wang explains why she doesn't do it for the money but to give back to her community.
The woman behind Dock Street Brewing
NBC10's Brenna Weick meets Rosemarie Certo, the woman behind Dock Street Brewing Company and its new "Citrahood" beer. A group of women were inspired by other women to can the beer in time for International Women's Day.
Matriarch of the mall: Woman holds record as longest-running Cherry Hill Mall employee
One woman is considered the "matriarch of the mall." She's been working at the Cherry Hill Mall since 1974. NBC10's Karen Hua has her story.
