March was officially designated Women’s History Month by the US Congress in 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women’s History Project. This month, we encourage you to study, teach, and celebrate the important roles of women in history.
Resources for Teaching Women’s History
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Subject Area: Call for Action, Innovative Teaching Strategies, Sexism, Social Justice, Upstander
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Subject Area: Call for Action, Innovative Teaching Strategies, Sexism, Social Justice, Upstander
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