Women’s History
Month 2021 Resources
March 1–5
MondayTuesday

WednesdayThursdayFridayDiscover the history behind
women’s history month .

Explore one of thebiographies featured in themonthly “Fab Five” roundup!

Explore the online exhibit,
First but Not the Last.
Learn more about barrierbreaking women who ran for
office and ensured womenare present whereverdecisions are being made.

Celebrate the groundbreaking “first” of awoman in national officethrough the visual arts!

Learn more about
women’s history by
virtually visiting the National
Women’s Hall Of Fame.

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Women’s History
Month 2021 Resources
March 8–12
MondayTuesday

WednesdayThursdayFridayCelebrate International
Women’s Day with theNational Women’s History
Museum! Make plans toattend this special film
screening of And She
Could Be Next (episode1), including live Q&Awith the filmmakers.

Explore one of thebiographies featured
in the monthly“Fab Five” roundup!

Learn more about thesocial movements
in which American
women participated in
the fight for equality.
Explore the online exhibit,
Pathways to Equality.

Discover how a pilot, anorator, and a community
worker can help us
understand the qualities
of a great leader. Join theNational Women’s History
Museum in partnership with
the National Portrait Gallery
and Smithsonian Air andSpace Museum for a virtual
event, “In Justice: Historical
Objects and Social Justice.”#KnowHerName and#KnowHerStory! Learn
more about the visionary
leader Ida B. Wells, akey advocate for justiceduring the 19th century.

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Women’s History
Month 2021 Resources
March 15–19
MondayTuesday

WednesdayThursdayFridayCelebrate Women’sHistory Month with theNational Women’s
History Museum! Make
plans to attend this special
film screening of And She
Could Be Next (episode 2),
including live q&a with thefilmmakers.

Explore one of thebiographies featured
in the monthly“Fab Five” roundup!

Learn more about Latinas’
bicultural politicalengagement and experiencein the United States.
Explore the online exhibit,
Representation with aHyphen: Latinas in the Fight
for Women’s Suffrage.

#KnowHerStory! Learn more
about the women’s suffrage
movement in this Women’s
History Minute short film.

Learn more about
women’s history byvirtually visiting theMaryland Museum ofWomen’s History.

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Month 2021 Resources
March 22–26
MondayTuesday

WednesdayThursdayFridayWhat can sports teach us
about women’s leadership?
Read more on this topic
from mountaineer Vanessa
O’Brien in “Mountains
have No Ceilings.”

Explore one of thebiographies featured
in the monthly“Fab Five” roundup!

Take a light-hearted lunch
break with illustrator
Marissa Valdez as she reads
her most recent illustrated
work, Ambitious Girl, by
Meena Harris, and discusses
her journey as a visual artist.

Learn more about African
American women’s
leadership at the vanguardof the civil rights movement.
Explore the online exhibit,
Standing Up for a Change.

Learn more about
women’s history by virtually
visiting the Women’s
Museum of California.

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Women’s History
Month 2021 Resources
March 29–31
MondayTuesday

Wednesday

Discover the inspiringstory of Maria Tallchief,
America’s first prima
ballerina. Explore the onlineexhibit, Maria Tallchief.

Explore one of thebiographies featured
in the monthly“Fab Five” roundup!

Scroll through some of thepresentations from therecent PBS Unladylike2020
education summit heldin partnership with theNational Women’s History
Museum. Why do womencontinue to be left out of thesocial studies standards?
How can we ensure thatall voices are included in
our national history?

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