State Documents for Women's History Month
Discover the stories of women throughout history who have shaped the Palmetto State and beyond in the South Carolina State Documents Collection.
Celebrate Women's History Month with Our Federal Documents Collection
In celebration of Women's History Month, we are featuring federal publications that highlight the significant contributions of women in U.S. history. These resources explore their evolving roles in government, military service, aviation, and the workforce.
Celebrate Women's History Month
South Carolina State Library celebrates National Women’s History Month with all the women who make our state extraordinary. From pioneers in the arts and sports to civil rights leaders and politicians, learn about the SC women who create history in their own images.
African Americans and Labor
In honor of Black History Month, come view selections from the Rare and A.S. Salley Collections featuring items like Porgy, Potee’s Gal, and Sunclouds. This display will be up through the end of the month.
The South Carolina State Library Redesigns Website
There have been many changes from our previous website including a completely redesigned user interface and layout to enhance your online experience. So please take some time to browse around and make use of the search function.
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Miss USA to Grand Marshall Read-In Parade
Miss USA Morgan Romano will help the South Carolina State University drum line lead a parade of students and teachers from the South Carolina State Library to the State House for the Read-In celebration on April 20, 2023. Romano has a degree in chemical engineering from the University of South Carolina. She promotes STEM education with her "Outside the Box" program, which provides science kits to classrooms and libraries.
Spring Grants Workshops
Spring into action and pursue the grant you hope to obtain for your non-profit organization. We kick off our spring series of grants workshops with the ever-popular “Create a Winning Proposal” session on March 2. Get motivated by learning the ins and outs of applying for grants, the key components to include, and what funders want to know about your project. The session also covers what to do after winning a grant.
