
Knowitall brings you an abundance of content for Women’s History and National Nutrition Month—and it’s all so easy to locate—just a few clicks away! We also have numerous resources for South Carolina Day. See below for details! We hope you’ll enjoy exploring—and please encourage your students and their parents to do the same!
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Women’s History
From the American Revolution to the Civil Rights Era, and in fields from education, to medicine, to law, this Collection brings stories of the courageous women who have impacted our lives, then and now!
IDELLA BODIE’S S.C. WOMEN
See how these South Carolina women impacted our history and our future!
- Dicey Langston
- Dorcas Richardson
- Dr. Anne Austin Young
- Dr. Wil Lou Gray
- Emily Geiger
- Grace and Rachel Martin
- Mary Boykin Chesnut
- Mary Gordon Ellis
- Mary McLeod Bethune
- Modjeska Simkins
- Sara Moore Grimké and Angelina Emily Grimké
PERISCOPE
At the turn of the 20th century, women in the United States could not vote. A political party promoted National Women's Day as a day to protest for women's rights, particularly the right to vote. On February 23, 1909, over 2,000 men and women attended the first National Women's Day rally in New York. The success of the event inspired other countries to participate, and National Women's Day became International Women's Day in 1911.
- Women’s History Month
- The Women’s Rights Movement
- Susan. B. Anthony
- Celebrated Women in U.S. History
- South Carolina Portraits
Topics Included in the Women’s History Collection
Scroll down to just below the Series to view these topics!
- Women Civil Rights & Equal Rights Advocates
- Women Disability Rights Advocates
- Women in Aviation
- Women in Business
- Women in Education
- Women in Government & Public Administration
- Women in Literature
- Women in Media
- Women in Medicine
- Women in Sports
- Women in Technology
- Women in the Arts
- Women in the Legal Profession
In addition to featuring content on the women who made a difference in our history,
we also offer Palmetto Voices, a series featuring women leaders in our times! Take a look!
PALMETTO VOICES
The series features female leaders in South Carolina who share the experiences, skills and decisions that have brought them success. These voices of the Palmetto State offer advice and suggestions for excellence in various career clusters and fields of study.
- Jennet Alterman on the Importance of Female Voting
- Jennet Alterman on Her Career Path
- Jennet Alterman on Negotiation
- Jennet Alterman, Women’s Rights Advocate, Consultant
- Lola Jordan on Cloud-Based Data Services
- Lola Jordan, President, Companion Data Services
- Tammy Mainwaring, Chief Operations Officer of IT-oLogy
- Tavia Gaddy on Economic Development
- Tavia Gaddy, Project Manager, Greenville Area Development Corporation
- Kathy Heffley, Regional President of S.C., Wells Fargo
We also offer Project Lead South Carolina, a series for young women about what it takes to be a leader.
PROJECT LEAD SOUTH CAROLINA
From middle school to high school, teenage girls face unique pressures everyday. Between issues with bullying, body image, boys, friends and “frenemies,” life during that awkward transitional period can feel like it’s filled with challenges. It’s important our girls have role models, people to look up to, think about, and speak with to help navigate those land mines.
Notable women in South Carolina give advice on what makes a successful leader.
- Beth Dinndorf, President of Columbia College
- Christine Wells, Spring Valley Education Foundation
- Cynthia Bennett, S.C. Chamber of Commerce
- Gilda Cobb-Hunter, Representative, Orangeburg County
- Isvara Wilson, AgFirst Farm Credit Bank
- JoAnn Turnquist, Central Carolina Community Foundation
- Kripa Cooper-Lewter, Sisters of Charity Foundation of S.C.
- Molly Spearman, State Superintendent of Education
And we offer the James Otis Lecture Series 2015 on Women’s Rights, including addresses by the following:
There is also a Q & A Session on Women’s Rights included in the program:
Resources for National Nutrition Month Are Easy To Locate—All in One Place!
Youth Media Health Institute
The American Graduate Youth Media Institute, held at South Carolina ETV, focused on health and community engagement. Students used their video and reporting skills to create short documentaries on healthy food, farms and gardens. By focusing on sustainable food production and nutrition, the Youth Media Institute helped students make the connection between a healthy lifestyle and their own educations.
EdAware: Eat Smart, Move More
Series designed to increase understanding of the problem of childhood obesity and related health, nutrition and physical activity issues and to make viewers aware that they are part of the solution.
Healthy Hannah’s Healthy Choice Heroes
Healthy Hannah is a cyber super hero who helps her friends make healthy choices by teaching them about nutrition and physical activity while taking them on adventures through cyber space. This micro-series consists of twenty 2 to 3-minute episodes intended for ages K-6.
Please note: The above Series include all of the programs in each series. To view the ones related specifically to nutrition, please view the Assets featured in the Nutrition Collection individually. Just scroll down past the Series and you’ll see them all!
Additional Videos (Not Included in the Above Series) Include:
Better Health from Space to Earth | NASA Connect
Gardens of Change | Palmetto Scene
Is a Raw Food Diet Good for You? | Palmetto Scene
For South Carolina Day, Knowitall Offers These Great Field Trips!
LET’S GO! Features VRs on the Matterport App—including:
- Historic Brattonsville
- The Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon
- The Powder Magazine
- The South Carolina State House
- The USS Yorktown at Patriot’s Point
Complete instructions are available on each of our VRs. Select the tour you’d like to take and you’ll see the instructions near the top of the page! And also below… Try it out!
To View VRs on the Matterport App: The 3D experiences were shot with a Matterport Pro 3D Camera. Experience the VRs using the Matterport phone apps with either a Google Cardboard or Samsung Gear VR.
(1) Download the iOS or Android app to your phone
(2) Use your phone's browser to go to the VR link at Historic Brattonsville Homestead House
(3) When you click on a link, the Matterport App will open on your phone.
(4) The VRs will need to download to the app prior to viewing.
(5) Look for the visual queues (circles) to navigate through the VR experience.
These South Carolina Tours Are Just a Click Away!
Virtual Field Trips & Tours!
- Youth Media Health Institute
- Between the Waters
- ETV Shorts
- Eye Wonder
- Let’s Go!
- Lexington County Courthouse: 200 Years of Service
- Original SC
- Palmetto Heritage - For a look at some important parts of our state’s history.
- Palmetto Places
- Pee Dee Explorer
- Project Discovery Revisited
- Road Trip! Through South Carolina Civil Rights History
- South Carolina from A to Z from Carolina Stories
- Web of Water
Explore South Carolina
Topics include:
- Agriculture
- Business & Industry Today
- Education
- Food & Drinks
- Habitats
- Music
- Places to Visit in S.C.
- Religion
- S.C. State Symbols
- Towns & Cities
- Visual & Performing Arts
They’re all right at your fingertips! Enjoy your travels!
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