Giving
Studies show that women and gender are discussed between 5-20% of the time in history classes, RHP is here to fix that. RHP produces the tools teachers need to make it easier to integrate the nuances of the female experience into their classes. Centering women in school allows women to share the center in life outside the classroom.
The Remedial Herstory Project is a tax exempt 501c3
Funding Priorities
Annual Fund
Our Board and Directors are volunteers-- because this work matters. Our operating budget keeps our website, newsletter, and resources running. Every penny goes to getting resources to learners in schools or in the public.
Publishing Textbooks
We are dedicated to making education accessible to all by publishing our textbooks as open access. With support, we can empower learners everywhere. Join us in this mission to promote education without barriers!
Outreach
With your help, we can expand our reach and provide resources to enhance education. Together, we can a significant difference in the lives of students and educators. Thank you considering partnering with us!
Research
The Remedial Herstory Project is constantly expanding its resources to close gaps in the history we think we know. Support for our research means more lesson plans, textbooks, and media are in the hands of learners.
Give
Your support helps us make herstory.
Get to Know Us
The Remedial Herstory Project is home to 5 FREE online textbooks, nearly 200 learning tools and activities for classrooms, hundreds of podcast episodes and videos, and annual professional development for educators-- your gift goes far here. Tour the resources to see where our money goes.
Not just teaching history
Cicero once said, those who tell the stories hold the power. Telling women's stories challenges power dynamics. It allows women to share the center of the story, past and present.
But we aren't just teaching women's history, we are teaching history better than most. One teacher, Sarah from Maine, said, "These aren't just the best women's history resources I've found, they are the best history resources." All our tools are designed to align with current practice, teach historical thinking, and aid students in developing a critical lens.
Our History
2020
Podcast turned into a nonprofit
Early drafts of our US History textbook
2021
First project grant from the South Carolina Humanities to build resources on women's role in abolition. Kelsie & Brooke present their TEDx Talk.
2022
First general grant from the New Hampshire Women's Foundation to support operation. Dozens of inquiries added to our website.
2023
First federal grant from the Library of Congress
Within the next year we added over 100 inquiries to our website
2024
A second grant from the Library of Contest expanded our inquiry collection.
2025
World Herstory textbook under contract with Routledge, Power Points, and answer keys added to our downloadable resources.
2026
World Herstory textbook published with Routledge thanks to gifts from Deb Coffin, Lamson Library, and many individual donors. US Herstory textbook under contract with Routledge.
