Arizona Cardinals Women's History Month

In honor of Women's History Month we are spotlighting five Arizona natives making a difference in our communities.

In honor of Women's History Month we are spotlighting five Arizona natives making a difference in our communities.

In honor of Women's History Month we are spotlighting five Arizona natives making a difference in our communities.

In honor of Women's History Month we are spotlighting five Arizona natives making a difference in our communities.

In honor of Women's History Month we are spotlighting five Arizona natives making a difference in our communities.

Images of the Arizona Cardinals treating their female staff members to a photoshoot experience to celebrate Women's History Month

The Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders host an alumni yoga mixer to celebrate Women's History Month featuring food from a woman-owned business: d'Lite Healthy on the Go

Lucinda Hinojos (also known as La Morena) painted a mural at Chicano Por La Causa's senior center as an Arizona Cardinals Latin/Hispanic Heritage Month activation. She recently made history during Super Bowl LVII by being the first Chicana and Native American artist to partner with the NFL for their Super Bowl theme art. On Wednesday, we are officially unveiling her mural during a Women's History Month celebration.

The Arizona Cardinals host Women's Wellness Day at Phoenix Rescue Mission's Changing Lives Center featuring free health screenings by Cigna and a woman-owned food truck Wok This Way to celebrate Women's History Month

The Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders deliver food to women-owned business Greenwood Brewing and host Trivia Night in Phoenix, AZ as part of a Women's History Month Community Spotlight

The Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders visit women-owned business Hundred Mile Brewing in Phoenix, AZ as part of a Women's History Month Community Spotlight