They were mothers. They were leaders. And they shaped the world in powerful ways. From breaking barriers in business to redefining what women could achieve—these trailblazers prove that innovation starts with courage. This Mother’s Day, meet: 🍞 Margaret Rudkin 👗Lena Malsin 🧸 Ruth Handler ✨ Their stories are part of our Steve Forbes on Achievement series—short, powerful videos that celebrate women’s vision, grit, and lasting impact. 🎥 Watch the full series: https://bit.ly/4i7wWlh. | izzit.org

Not all wealth shows up on a balance sheet. Sometimes it looks like perspective, curiosity, and understanding how the world works. 🌍 That’s why we love this idea: Rich because my teachers let me travel the world. With our Virtual International Field Trip (VIFT), students explore countries, culture, economics, and global connections—without leaving the classroom. Passports, guided questions, and real-world learning included. No flights. No planning stress. Just meaningful global learning. Explor

The Declaration of Independence set up a lofty ideal: all men are created equal. But the Framers immediately fell short and compromised on slavery while creating the Constitution. Other groups were left out, too. It would take a Civil War, Supreme Court cases, and amendments to move us toward equality. Explore the changes that moved us closer to making all people equal under the law in our new video, Becoming Equal Under the Law. Educators can get a free DVD version of the video, as well as acce