Women’s History Month is a time to honor ordinary and extraordinary women, explore women’s achievements and struggles throughout history, and acknowledge women’s contributions to our society. This year's theme is about storytelling and recognizes women, past and present, who have been active in all media and storytelling, including print, radio, TV, stage, screen, blogs, podcasts, and more.

Women have passed on our heritage in word and print to communicate the lessons of those who came before us. From the earliest storytellers through pioneering journalists, women's experiences have been captured by various artists and teachers. These include authors, songwriters, scholars, playwrights, performers, and grandmothers throughout time. Women’s stories, and the larger human story, expand our understanding and strengthen our connections with each other.

Like Black History, Women's History should be part of learning all year long. Hopefully these ideas will help you recognize the story you are creating now that will be history in the future/

This template has resources for teaching & resources for supporting girls' success in school. The quotes are hyperlinked, so make sure to click them. Enjoy!

Here is a short list of 111 great titles for Women's History month. There are nonfiction, biographies, and fiction titles.

https://mathwomen.agnesscott.org/women/women.htm Learn more about Women Mathematicians like Mary Pensworth Reagon from Knoxville, Tennessee. Reagor received the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Women in Aerospace organization for "her pioneering work in the development of fuzzy logic applications resulting in extremely versatile, widely-applicable data-mining and modeling tools for complex multivariate systems."

Take a look at these primary source files of women's history.

International Women's Day falls on March 8, 2023. To commemorate the day and stand in solidarity, many people wear the official color of International Women's Day—purple.

The Writer's Room is a perfect space to craft your story and share with others. See Leslie LaChance or Taria Person to learn how to write your story.