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The Remedial Herstory Project is home the largest database of free inquiry-based lesson plans for educators to bring compelling and nuanced women's history to life in the classroom. We also have several textbooks for learners.

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On This Day in Herstory

How do you use OTD events in a classroom setting? Try one of these:

  • Have a bulletin board or white board in your classroom designated for historic anniversaries. It can be a nice spot for fun facts!

  • Turn the OTD event into an entry question or brain teaser. You could ask, what is significant about this event in relation to the period? How significant would that event have been in it's time?​

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The Remedial Herstory Project is home to over 160 inquiry-based lesson plans on women's history, government, and economics spanning pre-history to present day.

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It's all there in print. Women's historians and scholars have brought the lives and experiences of women, past and present, to the forefront making them easier to study and learn from than ever. Here are some of our favorites.

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