This collection contains curriculum materials arranged in three series. The first series is from the Stanford Institute of Women's History, 1978, a workshop attended by high school teachers from across the country. Included are outlines, suggested readings, copies of readings, topics for discussion, and explanatory text. The second series is from a curriculum project on women in western civilization undertaken by the Organization of American Historians with support from the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education. Included are syllabi, reading lists, introductory notes, and topics for discussion. The third series consists of readings from the Faculty Seminar in Feminist Studies at Stanford for 1981 and 1982.

Susan Groag Bell is a historian and Affiliated Scholar at the Stanford Institute for Research on Women and Gender. She has published numerous books and articles on women's history.

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Gift of Susan G. Bell, 1997.