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Every March, Women’s History Month invites us to pause and reflect on the women whose courage, intellect, and labor shaped the communities we call home. Some are remembered in textbooks and museums. Others are remembered in stories, in institutions, in classrooms, and in the values they left behind.

Black history in the Mid-Hudson Valley stretches back centuries, woven into the region’s earliest settlements, its struggles for freedom, and its ongoing pursuit of justice and opportunity. From Revolutionary War soldiers to civil rights activists, the Hudson Valley has been home to stories that illuminate the resilience and contributions of African Americans in New York.

very year, communities across the country come together to celebrate Pink Goes Red, a movement that reminds us that heart health matters—especially for women. While the color pink often represents breast cancer awareness, pairing it with red highlights another critical issue: heart disease, the leading cause of death for women in the United States.