Upcoming Events

Join us for a discussion on the history and legal history of the abortion debate in the United States with guests Dr. Mary Ziegler, Dr. Sara Dubow, and Dr. Deborah Gray White, moderated by Dr. Michele B. Goodwin.

Maps were an essential tool for the women's suffrage movement. Discover a new way to explore history through a special digital resource developed by A Tour of Her Own, in conjunction with the National Women's History Museum.

Join us for a conversation about the fight for the right to vote and disability justice as NWHM marks Women’s Equality Day.

Join the Columbia University Club of Washington D.C. and NWHM for a discussion with NWHM Scholars Advisory Council Member, Carol Berkin, on the extraordinary and unique role women played in the birth of this nation.

Explore how learners can use the practice of historical empathy to examine the role and impact of women throughout history. Session 1 explores C3 Framework basics and how the Inquiry Arc supports the promotion of historical empathy.

Session 2 will introduce the story of Elizabeth Jennings and how to use primary and secondary sources when planning C3-aligned lessons.

Session 3 will explore learning activities planning, assessments, and informed action using historical empathy and the C3 Framework Inquiry Arc.

Save the date! Join us in Washington, D.C. as we gather again to celebrate women's contributions—past, present and future—during the Women Making History Awards Gala.