Women Who Changed the World

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WOMEN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD

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october 16, 2008

Celebrating Strong Women

Maria Shriver honors women who are making a difference. Plus, an update on Senator Edward Kennedy's health.

Minerva Award Winners

They've fought on the front lines of humanity. Now, these five women are receiving the recognition they deserve.

Watch the Conference!

Don't miss your chance to be a part of the nation's largest gathering of women. Find out how to watch it all live!

Oprah, Maria Shriver, Gloria Steinem and Billie Jean King

After the Show

The cameras kept rolling! Watch Gloria Steinem and Billie Jean King discuss women's rights.

Feminist Icon

For decades, Gloria Steinem has fought for equal pay and equal rights. At 74 years young, she's still paving the wa...

Tennis Legend

Wimbledon champ and education advocate Billie Jean King reflects on how far we've come. Younger athletes pay tribut...

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After the Show with Inspiring Women

The cameras keep rolling as Maria Shriver, Gloria Steinem, Billie Jean King and Oprah discuss women's rights. More

Women Changing the World

Maria Shriver honors her uncle, Senator Teddy Kennedy, as well as women who've fought on the front lines of humanity. The remarkable lives of feminist Gloria Steinem and tennis legend Billie Jean King. More

The Women's Conference 2008

Oprah Radio host Dr. Mehmet Oz talks with participants in The Women's Conference 2008, including Maria Shriver, Billie Jean King and Gloria Steinem. More