The Remedial Herstory Project is requesting your support to fund the production of a series of 15 minute videos (50 total) that will thematically tell diverse and dynamic women’s history, so often left out of history class. To guarantee widespread availability, the series would be released for free on YouTube and hosted on remedialherstory.com. 
As there are several video series available with content surrounding women's history, ours plans to present content in a new way around how those individual women fit into the traditional history we know, the patterns of women’s history, women’s movements, and women’s themes, keeping the history educator as a primary utilizer, making videos easy to incorporate into the K-12 curriculum.  Highlighting individual women can sometimes leave the audience with the perception that all women were behind the cause or efforts of that heroic woman, when in reality women were on both sides of most historic issues-- there is no single “women’s narrative.” We focus on women’s issues, themes, and movements such as the rights of women in various times and locations, women who ruled, led, and invented, the treatment of women in various religions, and the effect of movements in history on the rights and lives of women.

Donation ($50)

$50.00

This is a contribution to the RHP Annual Fund.
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In the primary and secondary classrooms, we have an opportunity. We study history to see patterns in the past. We study history to inform our future. The Remedial Herstory Project believes that if we taught women’s history well, society would struggle less to allow women to be seen, heard, and multifaceted. 

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Remedial Herstory YouTube Series Outline

The full series is divided into two playlists, one for world history and one for US history. Each playlist is 25 episodes, with a total of 50 episodes. 
United States History Playlist
  1. US Early North American Women
  2. US Women’s Cultural Encounters 
  3. US Women’s Colonial Life
  4. US Women’s American Revolution
  5. US Republican Motherhood
  6. US Native Women Forced West
  7. US Abolition is Women’s Ticket
  8. US Women and the West
  9. US Women and the Civil War
  10. US Women and Reconstruction
  11. The Rise of NAWSA and NACWC
  12. US Women and Expansion
  13. US Women Laborers and Activists
  14. US Progressive Women
  15. US Women and WWI
  16. US Woman Suffrage
  17. US The New Woman
  18. US Women and the Depression
  19. US Women and WWII
  20. US Post War Women
  21. US Women and the Civil Rights Movement
  22. US Women and the Cold War
  23. US Reproductive Justice and Working Women
  24. US The Feminist Era
  25. US The Modern Era ​
World History Playlist
  1. 15,000 BCE Before Gendered Constructs
  2. 10,000 BCE The Agricultural Revolution
  3. 8000 BCE Early Myths
  4. 6000 BCE Women in the River Valleys
  5. 4000 BCE Domesticating Women
  6. 1500 BCE Pre-Columbian Latin America
  7. 500 BCE Founding Myths and Women’s Place
  8. 100 BCE Women and Empire in Eurasia
  9. 100 BCE Women and Empire America Africa
  10. 0 One Male God and Women
  11. 100 Proponents of Women’s Education
  12. 300 Women Travelers and Merchants
  13. 500 The Age of Queens and Empresses
  14. 700 The Age of Sultanas
  15. 1000 Women Crusaders and Stabilizers
  16. 12000 Pastoral and Mongol Women
  17. 1300 Renaissance Women Artists and Thinkers
  18. 1400 Gender Dynamics and the New World
  19. 1500 Women Explorers, Witches, and Leaders
  20. 1600 Gender, Sexuality and the Slave Trade 
  21. 1700 The "Enlightenment"
  22. 1800 Women Pirates and Raiders 
  23. 1850 The Age of Empresses
  24. 1900 Women’s Lives under Imperialism
  25. 1950 Women and the Modern World

Series Sponsors

Patrons of the Remedial Herstory Project and the following grantors.

About the Team

Kelsie Brook Eckert

Project Director, Writer, and Narrator

Kent Heckel

Production Manager
Video Editor

Alice Stanley

Script Editor

United States History Series Historians and Writers

Dr. Barbara Tischler

Dr. Alicia Guitierrez-Romine

Kaitlyn Weldon

World History Series Historians and Writers

Dr. Nancy Lochlin-Sofer

Dr. Whitney Howarth

Dr. Cony Marquez

Chloe Gardner

Jacqui Nelson

Student Interns

Liv Gutt

Finn Begley

Julian Cates

Cassidy Keyser
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THANK YOU to our SUPPORTERS and PATRONS: Jeff Eckert, Barbara Tischler, Brooke Sullivan, Christian Bourdo, Kent Heckel, Jami Heckel, Jenna Koloski, Nancy Heckel, Megan Torrey-Payne, Leah Tanger, Mark Bryer, Nicole Woulfe, Anne Larson, Alicia Guitierrez-Romine, Katya Miller, Michelle Stonis, Jessica Freire, Laura Holiday, and Jacqui Nelson.
​We are excited to announce our official partnership with A Tour Of Her Own. TOHO is the first tourism company in Washington, DC to focus exclusively on women’s history and we proudly support their programming, The LINEUP, that includes live and virtual tours, salons, and book talks. Their 2022 schedule is open for registration and we are happy to share our partner benefits with you! Our network is welcome to a 35% discount on all programs in The LINEUP as well as all annual memberships. Use promo code RHPROJECT2022 at checkout: https://www.atourofherown.com/partners2022. 
The Remedial Herstory Project is thrilled to partner with ecoText. We are entirely dedicated to bringing meaningful curriculum and resources to the primary and secondary classrooms and believe ecoText’s tools will give teachers more resources to make complex materials and texts accessible to more students. We share their passion for reforming education and making it more inclusive. Click to learn more about their materials.