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Black and white portrait of a woman with curly hair, smiling, wearing a collared garment.
Portraits of a woman in a blue dress and a man in a black coat, both depicted in pastel style.
A free social studies curriculum about votes for women and the 19th Amendment
A group of early settlers in winter attire walking through a snowy landscape with trees and a distant settlement.

Women’s History Month

478 minutes

21 Items

Black and white portrait of a woman with curly hair, smiling, wearing a collared garment.
Barbara Jordan, Speech on Impeachment, July 25, 1974

Activity

40 Min

Portraits of a woman in a blue dress and a man in a black coat, both depicted in pastel style.
Abigail Adams: “Remember the Ladies” Mini DBQ

Lesson

1 Activities

85 Min

A free social studies curriculum about votes for women and the 19th Amendment
Votes for Women

Curriculum

8 Lessons

A group of early settlers in winter attire walking through a snowy landscape with trees and a distant settlement.
Anne Hutchinson and Religious Dissent

Essay

2415 Words

Podcast episode cover featuring an illustration of Mary Wollstonecraft, titled "The Two Marys." Episode 09 of Fabric of History.
The Two Marys

Podcast

24 Min

Portrait of a young woman in a white dress with dark sleeves, seated against a dark background.
Judith Sargent Murray, “On the Equality of the Sexes,” 1790

Activity

40 Min

Image of women's rights protest
The Women’s Movement and the Seneca Falls Convention

Lesson

55 Min

Portrait of a woman wearing a white headscarf and shawl, seated beside a vase of flowers.
Sojourner Truth, “Ain’t I a Woman?” 1851

Activity

40 Min

Image promoting a video titled "The Story of Women's Rights in Early America (Part 1)" from the Bill of Rights Institute.
The Story of Women’s Rights in Early America (Part 1) | BRI’s Homework Help History Series

Video

5 Min

Title card for a video about women's suffrage in America, featuring a historical image and text outlining the topic.
The Story of Women’s Suffrage in America (Part 2) | BRI’s Homework Help History Series

Video

7 Min

The photograph shows Rose Greenhow with her arm around her daughter.
Women during the Civil War

Essay

2566 Words

Women walk down a city street and hold signs that say Women Demand Equality and GWU Women's Liberation.
Betty Friedan and the Women’s Movement

Essay

2290 Words

Portrait of a woman with a serious expression, wearing a bonnet and a collared dress. Black and white image.
Sarah M. Grimké, Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and the Condition of Women, 1837

Activity

40 Min

Rosie the Riveter, Women Working during WWII
Photographs: Women at Work on the Homefront during World War II, 1941–1945

Activity

40 Min

Document titled "Primary Source" discussing Belinda Sutton's petition to end slavery, linked to the Declaration of Independence.
Petition to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1783 by Belinda Sutton

Activity

Text discussing the advocacy for African American women's education and principles of the Declaration of Independence.
Maria Stewart Advocates Education for African American Women, 1832

Activity

Text on a page titled "Primary Source" discusses liberty, equality, and justice for African Americans after the Civil War.
Anna Julia Cooper, A Voice from the South, 1892

Activity

Text excerpt discussing Zora Neale Hurston's work, with a focus on principles of liberty and justice for African Americans.
Zora Neale Hurston, “How It Feels to be Colored Me,” 1928

Activity

Text on a slide about Fannie Lou Hamer's testimony and questions regarding civil rights principles.
Fannie Lou Hamer Testimony before the Credentials Committee, Democratic National Convention, August 22, 1964

Activity

Exhibition graphic titled "Women at War: Life on the Homefront in World War II" featuring historical illustrations and images.
Women at War: Life on the Homefront in World War II | BRIdge from the Past

Video

12 Min

Black and white photo of women in historical attire advocating for women's suffrage.
Remember the Ladies: Women’s Right to Vote

Podcast