Women's Suffrage
History and Citizenship resources for schools
Engage your students with their own democratic future through historical case studies of suffragists and contemporary campaigners for gender equality.
The Women’s Suffrage resources project explores women at the hustings through the 17th and 18th centuries, to the growth of the suffrage movement in the 19th century and forward to contemporary democratic voices.
The project brings to life the ordinary people who campaigned for the right to vote – through both peaceful means and more militant methods.
These resources have been developed by the Historical Association and the Association for Citizenship Teaching with support from the Government Equalities Office and Cabinet Office.
Register now for free and exclusive access to the resources and activities, including campaigner case studies, podcasts with leading historians and fully resourced historical enquiries.
Access a variety of podcasts, film, case studies and articles to support subject knowledge for both teachers and students, covering the history of women at the hustings from the 17th century right up to questions of citizenship and equality today.