Produced to help Maryland schools and community organizations commemorate National Women's History Month, this resource unit may also be used throughout the year to teach about women's history. Part 1 contains general information about women's contributions to social reform and an overview of the women's rights movement. Part 2 includes biographical sketches of historical and contemporary Maryland women who have been involved in 10 different areas of social reform and autobiographical reflections written by the profiled contemporary social reformers. Part 3 contains background information about women's rights organizations in Maryland and brief histories about some of them, while part 4 provides a potpourri of selected women's history class activities. Learning activities are also provided in some of the other sections. Part 5 is a resource directory covering a variety of print and other resources. A speakers list concludes the packet. (JHP)