The National Women’s History Museum, a private non-profit dedicated to amplifying women’s history, is using Library of Congress primary sources to reinvigorate some of NWHM’s most well-used, free, and accessible resources: biographies, lesson plans, and educator workshops. NWHM sees a critical need for women’s history to be grounded in rigorous, accessible, vetted, and wide-ranging primary source evidence, and values the rich collections at the Library of Congress as a means of building trust in the interpretation and understanding of women’s history. Through this grant, NWHM is producing a new biography model for their compendium of biographies using TPS strategies and Library of Congress primary sources, and will begin republishing biographies under this new model. NWHM will host a special session of “For Educators, By Educators” using Library of Congress primary sources and TPS strategies; and finally, NWHM will host a series of educator workshops that focus on teaching women’s history using primary sources. NWHM is collaborating with Dr. Katherine Perrotta of Mercer University, Tifft College of Education, on this grant project.