A variety of upcoming events and discussions highlight the evolving discourse around female representation and identity. A genealogical talk led by Pam Vestal aims to uncover the hidden stories of women in family histories through underutilized records, taking place on September 12th at Cooper Memorial Library or via Zoom. In India, the term 'transgender' is being questioned for its Eurocentric roots, particularly with the Jogappas community, who challenge conventional Western notions of gender identity through their unique cultural and religious practices. Meanwhile, an anthology titled 'Birthing the Goddess' explores the sacred dimensions of femininity and creation, urging a reevaluation of traditional narratives surrounding birth and female divinity. Additionally, the online exhibition 'Through the Female Gaze' showcases female artists who are redefining the portrayal of women in art, moving away from male-centric perspectives. This multifaceted exploration underscores the importance of acknowledging and celebrating women's diverse roles across history, culture, and art.