If you walked into most secondary social studies classrooms, you would scarcely know that women existed. The Remedial Herstory Project is here to change that.

For Educators

Attend our Educators' Retreat
2023
An opportunity to network, collaborate, and learn women's history. This in-person two day event features expert speakers!
Take an Online Class
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If you can't attend our in-person events, learn from experts conveniently and at your own pace with our online courses. 
Find Inquiry-Based Lesson Plans
FREE
Lessons are built collaboratively by historians and teachers with the support of the Library of Congress.
Listen to the RHP Podcast
Everywhere
Learn and laugh along with Kelsie and Brooke from experts on women's history and inclusive pedagogies. 

For Learners

Learning Hub
Open
Read or watch, find primary sources by and about women, and see how women were effected and affected by history.
Watch Movies
Open
Watch films that pass the Bechdel Test (feminist movie test) and actually tell you about the lives of women in the past.
Read Books
Open
Read books with female protagonists who actually lived and relearn history through women's eyes and perspectives.
Listen to the Podcast
Everywhere
Learn and laugh along with Kelsie and Brooke from experts on women's history and inclusive pedagogies. 

Support the Remedial Herstory Project

Since 2020, RHP has reached over 15,000 schools and helped teachers expand their teaching of women's history in the curriculum. RHP is dedicated to reshaping educational landscapes by promoting women's history and empowering the next generation with a comprehensive understanding of the remarkable contributions women have made throughout history. By teaching the stories of women who have shaped the world, teachers can inspire young minds, foster gender equality, and pave the way for a more inclusive society. By supporting our nonprofit's women's history teaching materials, you will become an essential part of the solution to address gender inequality, historical bias, and educational gaps. Your support will empower students to recognize their potential, challenge societal norms, and contribute to a more equitable future.

The Remedial Herstory Project

 RHP is a registered nonprofit 501c3 that works to produce learning materials and professional development so that no student ever again laments not learning about women in history class. 
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