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History • Politics • Workplace • Health • Magazines • Popular Culture • Academic • General Resources
- History
- Diotima: Women and Gender in the Ancient World
- Distinguished Women of Past and Present (a great resource)
- Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement ("An On-line Archival Collection," Special Collections Library, Duke University)
- 4000 Years of Women in Science from Drs. Deborah Crocker and Sethanne Howard
- National Women's Hall of Fame (at Seneca Falls, New York)
- Votes for Women (Huntington Library Press)
- Women Nobel Laureates
- Women's History: ViVa ("A Bibliography of Women's History in Historical and Women's Studies Journals," maintained by the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
- Women Working, 1800-1930 (The Open Collections Program of Harvard University)
- Politics
- Center for the American Woman and Politics
- Cybergrrl ("Empowering women through technology")
- EMILY's List ("A political network for pro-choice Democratic women")
- Gender and the Law (at the University of Dayton)
- Institute for Women's Policy Research
- League of Women Voters of the United States
- National Federation of Republican Women
- NOMAS (National Organization for Men Against Sexism)
- NOW (National Organization for Women)
- The President's Interagency Council on Women
- Women Leaders Online and Women Organizing for Change
- Women's Voting Guide ("non-partisan, personalized voting guide allows you to compare your positions on issues important to you with your current U.S. Senators and Representatives")
- Workplace
- Advancing Women ("Putting the Net to Work for Women in the Workplace")
- A Study on the Status of Women Faculty in Science at MIT:
- "MIT and Gender Bias: Following Up on Victory" by Nancy Hopkins (at the Chronicle of Higher Education)
- MIT Faculty Newsletter of March 1999 (includes report on Women Faculty in Science at MIT)
- Webgrrls Unite! ("international networking group that meets both online and in the real world")
- Women's Bureau (at the U.S. Department of Labor).
- Health
- Adiós, Barbie ("A body image site for every body")
- Beauty and Hygiene advertisements at Ad*Access ("images and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and magazines between 1911 and 1955." Highly recommended).
- The Distorted Barbie
- Estronaut: A Forum for Women's Health
- Go Ask Alice! ("from Columbia University's Health Education Program")
- Harvard's Global Reproductive Health Forum
- Information for Women on Food Safety, Nutrition and Cosmetics (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
- The Mirror, Mirror Website on Eating Disorders
- National Abortion Federation
- New York Times' Women's Health website and Men's Health website
- Planned Parenthood
- Women's Health Information Center, at the Journal of the American Medical Association
- Yahoo! -- Women's Health and Men's Health
- Magazines
- Bust, featuring Girl Wide Web (an index of sites)
- Hip Mama
- HUES
- Ms. Magazine
- New Moon
- Popular Culture & the Arts
- A Celebration of Women Writers edited by Mary Mark Ockerbloom
- Emory Women Writers Project
- Guerrilla Girls
- The History of Costume by Braun & Schneider (text and illustrations from book published c.1861-80; an invaluable resource, highly recommended)
- International Alliance for Women in Music
- Riotgrrl (website has gone. Where?)
- Voices from the Gaps: Women Writers of Color
- Women Writers ("A literary magazine for and by women writers"), featuring Domestic Goddesses ("a.k.a. 'mobs of scribbling women'"), Links, Women and Girls' Web Resources, and more. Recommended.
- Academic & Scholarly
- Feminist Theory Website maintained by Kristin Switala
- Huntington Library's Women's Studies Resources
- Michael Kimmel on the Web
- National Women's Studies Association
- Schlesinger Library (Cambridge, Mass.: "collects manuscripts, books, and other materials essential for understanding women's lives and activities in the United States")
- Voice of the Shuttle's Gender and Sexuality Studies Page
- The Wellesley Centers for Women (Wellesley College)
- Women-Related Higher Education Sites maintained by Joan Korenman
- General Resources
- Cybergrrl's Women's Guide
- Feminist Majority Foundation (Highly recommended. Start here.)
- Resources for Women's Studies from Melinda Brown, Vanderbilt University Library
- Web Sites for Girls and Young Women
- Women's Resources from Margaret Vail Anderson, the Digital Librarian
- Women's Studies: A Research Guide (at the New York Public Library)
- WSSLINKS: Women and Gender Studies Web Sites (Highly recommended.)
- WWWomen.com! ("The Premier Search Directory for Women Online!")
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