Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Women's History Month with NYC Kids
As a stay-at-home mom raising a daughter, I'd like to think that
we celebrate and (in our own small way) add to women's history
every single day. But since March is officially Women's History
Month, I've been searching for meaningful ways we can celebrate
the achievements of our gender together. Like February's Black
History Month, pretty much every New York City institution plans
some kind of event in honor of Women's History Month. We've
picked the ones we think will really speak to and inspire
kids—not just little girls, but little boys, too. From activism
to art, science to suffrage, sports to politics and beyond, we
ladies have done lots of awesome things. That's why we've
rounded up awesome ways for families to celebrate Women's
History Month with kids in New York City. My daughter has
learned everything she knows about female pioneers from The
Deedle Deedle Dees. The Brooklyn kiddie rockers are serious
history buffs who've penned many tun