Week 1
Lesson 1
Women's History and Women in War Time
We'll hop in our imaginary time machine and revisit key dates in women's history, such as, when women could inherit property, vote, or open a credit card in their own name.  We'll also explore the iconic figure of Rosie the Riveter and real-life women who shifted wartime efforts.  
Lesson 2
Young Women Whose Voice Changed the World
This session will focus on two young women, Anne Frank and Malala, who became refugees due to world violence.  We'll link their experiences to the refugee crisis occurring in today's world and how it impacts the women of today.  
Lesson 3
Women's Impact on Civil Rights
In this session we'll explore the bravery of women like Harriett Tubman and Ruby Bridges who risked so much to take a stand for civil rights.  During this session we'll explore Freedom Quilts and their role in the Underground Railroad movement.  
Lesson 4
Women Who Trailblazed New Professions
This discussion will center around women who entered profession and cleared a path for other women to follow.  We'll explore Nelly Bly's trip around the world and Elizabeth Blackwell's "accidental" admittance to medical school..  
Lesson 5
Creative Women Making Waves
We'll wrap up our week together by playing a game of Name That Creative Trailblazing Feminist!  This session ends with a clip of Lucy Ricardo attempting to wrap chocolates in a factory and leaves learners rolling!  However, as silly as Lucy may have been... she was the first woman to appear pregnant on TV, the first interracial marriage on telesion, and the first female studio president.  Talk about trail blazing!