Classroom Support
Below are links to classroom resources that relate to the 19 women activists depicted in our designs.
Additionally, through our Poster Initiative, we offer a 50% discount on our ‘Marching’ and ‘Nevertheless’ posters to educators who are interested in teaching their students about U.S. civil rights, women’s history, social justice, and/or about the 19 women depicted in our artwork. If you are an educator and would like more information about our Poster Initiative, please contact us. Thank you!
Shirley Chisholm’s “Equal Rights for Women” Speech (EL Education)
Septima Clark (Black History Web)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg (PBS Learning Media)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg (Resources for History Teachers)
Dolores Huerta Foundation Curriculum Toolkit
Coretta Scott King (Study.com)
Coretta Scott King (Teachers pay Teachers)
Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority (Women Make Movies)
Rosa Parks (Black History Web)
Rosa Parks (Teachers Pay Teachers)
Eleanor Roosevelt (PBS Learning Media)
Gloria Steinem (PBS Learning Media)
Gloria Steinem (Teachers Pay Teachers)
Harriet Tubman (PBS Learning Media)
Ida B. Wells and Anti-Lynching Activism (PBS Learning Media)
Ida B. Wells and the Anti-Lynching Campaign (The Bill of Rights Inst.)
Ida B. Wells, The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow (PBS Learning Media)
Middle school students in Minneapolis, MN.
Elementary school students in Boston, MA.