Women's History Month Resources: More Resources on the Web

Innovative online history exhibits that are designed to engage students, assist educators and researchers, and appeal to a wide public audience.

Nursing Clio is an open access, peer-reviewed, collaborative blog project that ties historical scholarship to present-day issues related to gender and medicine.

To create a more equitable America, the Smithsonian is researching, disseminating, and amplifying the histories of American women through its American Women’s History Initiative.

Non-partisan organization that seeks to encourage women to run for elected office.

In an effort to re-insert women's stories into global history, HerStry collected hundreds of stories from women all over the world

Woman Made Gallery supports, cultivates and promotes the diverse contributions of women and non-binary artists through exhibitions, membership and community dialogue programs. Digital exhibitions are available on their website.

Electronic exhibit of artifacts from pro-suffrage and anti-suffrage organizations in Maine.

Electronic exhibit about Elise Fellows White, a violin prodigy born in Skowhegan, ME.

Biographies of women inducted into the Maine Women's Hall of Fame at University of Maine - Augusta. (Click on Honorees)

Exhibit about the first woman to campaign to be a presidential candidate for one of the two major parties.

A collection of artifacts the illustrate how Maine women worked on the home front during WWI.

Lesson plans and ideas from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Lesson plans and ideas from the National Education Association. Plans for grades K-12 are available.