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Innovative Teaching: Exploring Women’s Histories with Newly Digitized Primary Source Archives and Media

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Gain tips for integrating digitized primary sources into research and curricula to bolster scholars’ knowledge of women’s history.

This webinar invites educators, librarians, and scholars to explore new ways to teach women’s history with newly available archival and media content, including the digitized Irene Tinker Papers (1936–2004), primary source materials in Women and Social Movements in the U.S. Since 1600, and the digitized archive of Ms. magazine. This session highlights how expanded access to primary sources can help scholars and students deepen their understanding of women’s history.

Presenters will show how these resources connect historical inquiry to ongoing conversations around social issues and media representation. Topics include New Deal activism, economic empowerment, international development, and decades of coverage of women’s issues.

Attendees will gain practical strategies for integrating these sources into research, classroom teaching, and interdisciplinary projects, broadening how women’s legacies are taught and understood.

Sponsored by Clarivate .