Let’s celebrate

the talented Student winners!

For History Day, WVCI provided grants to state history day programs which funded prizes for projects on the suffrage movement. The student winners from each state are listed below. Photos of projects are shown when available.


Connecticut

Anny Canahui and Mariana Maturi 

Junior Division

Voting Rights for All: How African American Women Fought for Suffrage

West Rocks Middle School

Project Link

Sarah Coon

Senior Division

Breaking Barriers: Victoria Woodhull

Norwich Free Academy


Delaware

Delaware awarded two prizes in the Junior division.

 
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Chloe Li and Samrangi Deb

Junior Group Documentary

Let Her Come:

The Women’s Suffrage Movement and the

National American Woman Suffrage Association

P.S. duPont Middle School

Teacher – Kelly Whitaker

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Eliana Gillespie, Samima Rahman, and Elise Steinbrecher

Junior Group Exhibit

Susan B. Anthony

Talley Middle School

Teacher – Howard Bechler

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Idaho

Ryanne Boyd

Junior Division Winner

Mountain View Middle School

Project Link

Clara Rose

Senior Division Winner

May Hutton: Inspiring the Northwest to Break Barriers

Madison Junior High

Project Link


Kentucky

Abby Smith

Junior Winner

Mary Ellen Britton: A “Universal Voice” for Change

Royal Springs Middle School

Teacher – Annabeth Edens

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Laura Bache

Senior Winner

Loyalty, Purity, and Hope:

How Alice Paul's Marketing Strategies Galvanized the Nation

Louisville, Kentucky

Project Youtube Link


Massachusetts

Alexandra Bland and Shreya Ganatra

Senior Group Exhibit

Breaking Barriers with the 19th Amendment

Clara Schneider and Emily Neoh

Junior Group Documentary

The Women’s Suffrage Movement: Radicals, Religion, and Reform

Zi Qi  Shao

Junior Individual Exhibit

Harriet Tubman: Breaking Barriers Against Racial Prejudice

Julia Burm and Pria Parker

Senior Group Documentary

Florence Luscomb: Liberty and Justice for All


North Carolina

Abby Moser

Junior Division Winner

Suffering for Suffrage

Mount Airy Middle School


Grace Kayler, Tiffany Huynh, Daysha Chaney, and Lauren Ott

Senior Division Winners

Victoria Woodhull: The First Woman to Run for President Website

North Brunswick High School

Website Link.


Ohio

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Hailey Karban and Helena Yanchar 

The American Suffrage Movement Award 1st Place 

Florence Ellinwood Allen: First Lady of the Law

Notre Dame Elementary School 

Teacher – Megan Owens  

 
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Note for historical accuracy: The display board contains some images from after Lucy Stone’s life.

Note for historical accuracy: The display board contains some images from after Lucy Stone’s life.

Azalea Kinkele 

The American Suffrage Movement Award 2nd Place 

Lucy Stone: Forgotten in History

Spencer School For Gifted And Exceptional Students 

Teacher – Steven Lewis  


Oklahoma

Amasha Samaraweera

Junior Division Winner

Fighting Shirley: A Catalyst for Change

Classen School of Advanced Studies

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Carys Stringer

Senior Division Winner

Wilma Mankiller's Barrier-Breaking Path to Self-Determination

Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics

Virtual Showcase Link


Tennessee

Zayyan Chaudhry, Ryon Ghodoussi, Connor Magdovitz, Krishnav Manga

Junior Group Documentary

The Perfect 36: Tennessee Burns Down Barriers in History

Lausanne Collegiate School

Teacher – Catherine Hammons

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Kaylei Malone, Haylin Ownby

Senior Group Exhibit

Yellow Roses, White Ribbons, and Oak Leaves:

Tennessee Women Break Barriers During the Progressive Era

Sevier County High School

Teacher – Rebecca Byrd


Washington, D.C.

Louise Reyes-Gavilan, Ellie Kessler, Virginia Burke, Kathleen Keefe

Junior Division

Victoria Woodhull: Breaking Presidential Quota

Deal Middle School 

Teacher – Amy Trenkle

Jada Epps

Senior Division

Fannie Lou Hamer: A Woman of Power

Thurgood Marshall Academy Public Charter School

Teacher – Cosby Hunt