Women's Studies
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| The caretakers of this site claim that it is a research, information,
and action site. They have fulfilled their claim many times over! They
offer news, events, information regarding such topics as affirmative
action and breast cancer, and even a listing of "911"
resources for women! Lots of current, pertinent, useful information,
very well organized. |
| The biographies presented here offer you glimpses into the lives of
these women. The information is supplemented with pictures of the First
Ladies and links to biographies of their husbands. |
| This is an incredible resource with a vast amount of information about
women, politics and public affairs. |
| Looking for a way to contact a group of like-minded souls? Joan
Korenman of the Women's Studies Program, University of Maryland
Baltimore County, has put together and frequently updates this list of
more than 300 gender-related e-mail lists in a dozen categories such as
Arts & Humanities, Education, Health, Spirituality, and Social
Sciences. |
| This organization works to get women "home alive." Its main
focus is affordable self-defense courses and education. Site includes
statistics and a list of hotline numbers. |
| Focusing on informing citizens, this web site provides educational
information as well as a call for active participation in government and
the shaping of public policy. Lots of information as well as links to
local chapters' web sites. |
| The Clearinghouse offers information about marital and date rape. Tap
into their speaking program, become a part of their network database,
and learn about available internships. |
| This online home of the National Museum of Women in the Arts offers
lots of information for the potential visitor. There is an online tour
with the musuem's founder, Wilhelmina Cole Holladay, and great examples
of the permanent collections. Another wonderful feature is the artist
profiles which offer an example of work, a biography, and a selected
bibliography. |
| Here you will find information about local and national feminist
activities and many related issues. Using the tools of education and
litigation, NOW is devoted to furthering women's rights. |
| The National Women's History Project promotes multicultural women's
history awareness. The web site offers information regarding National
Women's History Month (March) as well as great quotes by and about
women's history, a women's history test (bet you can't get them all
right) and links to other women's history web sites. |
| This site offers a biography, photographs, and other information about
Susan B. Anthony. As her niece said, "Because of Aunt Susan's love
for women and perseverance in her cause, I have today the enjoyment of a
great many more rights and privileges than my mother had twenty-five
years ago." |
| This is the home for information about women writers of color in the
United States. You'll find biographical and bibliographical information,
with images and audio files. Information is organized alphabetically by
author, by birth state, and by year of birth. Includes links to relevant
sites. |
| There were 1074 Women Airforce Service Pilots in WWII, and this is the
story of one of them, Marie Odean (Deanie) Bishop Parrish, and of all of
them. Pictures from her scrapbook, a brief history, and inspiring quotes
from Yeager, Doolittle, Reno and others tell the story of these women
who paid their own way to become the first American women ever to fly
military aircraft. |
| This is mostly a links page to papers and studies, but the author does
include some of her own writings. These are great research sources for
such a new topic. She also has a site for women and minorities in
science and engineering. |
| This very interesting and well written ThinkQuest site details
the lives of women important in the history of Alaska. It also contains
great information on Alaska’s early history (including several groups
of native peoples and the earliest Russian settlers), the gold rush, the
Iditarod, and Alaska today. Well done. |
| This is the online version of a news journal for women in college. It
has a job board and articles on topics like women's involvement in
sports, finance and leadership paths. Many of the current news articles
are specifically college oriented, such as: hazing, tenure, and equality
on campus. |
| A great source for women interested in mathematics or computer
science, but also includes areas such as physics, engineering, and
women's issues. |
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