Pew Learning Center and Ellison
Library
Web Resources - Women's Studies
- Artemis
--Links to most women's studies programs in the U.S. Only those with electronic links are listed.
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Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement--From the archival collection in Duke's Special
Collections Library with a focus on the radical origins of the movement in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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Early Modern Women Database---A database on the study of women in early modern Europe and the Americas.
- Femina---
Searchable database of info for women and girls.
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Feminist Collections--A quarterly journal of women's studies resources.
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Feminist Activist Resources on the Net--Searchable index for connecting feminists who are activists to
resources on the Internet.
- Feminist Majority Online
--Designed for research, information, and action on the issues.
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Feminist Theory Web Page--Includes historical background of feminism in
the US and in other countries and ethnic groups, information on
prominent feminists, and resource guides for feminist scholarship in
such areas as critical theory, political theory, religion, psychology,
and more.
- Gender-Related
Electronic Forums Page--An annotated, frequently updated
listing of more than 500 women- and gender-related email lists.
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Indexes, Abstracts, and Bibliographies--Includes gender studies, women's studies, and men's
studies.
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Institute for Research on Women and Gender--Focus on interdisciplinary projects related to women's
changing economic and social roles.
- International Center for Research on
Women --Focus on women in the developing world and achievement of full, economic, social, and
political participation.
- Internet
Resources on Women: Using Electronic Media in Curriculum
Transformation--Regular additions to Joan Korenman's 1997 book
of this title.
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Internet Women's History Sourcebook -- This collection of primary sources and meta-indexes deals
with women's history country by country, struggle by struggle.
- Jewish
Feminist Resources--Includes sites concerning Judaism, art,
history, organizations and periodicals.
- Lesbian
Legacy Collection--Library and archives, primary documents and
other links.
- Living
the Legacy--The National Women's History Project here
celebrates the 150th anniversary of the founding of the US Women's
Rights movement.
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Medieval Feminists Index--A bibliography of "journal articles,
book reviews, and essays in books about women, sexuality, and gender
during the Middle Ages."
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National American Women Suffrage Association Collection--Part of the
American Memory project from the Library of Congress, this includes
books, pamphlets, and other important documents and images from the
movement.
- National Women's Studies Association:
Changing Lives through Feminist Education--Supports and promotes feminist/womanist teaching,
learning, and research.
- The Rural Womyn Zone
--Searchable site with excellent links to local and global women's issues to reach the online community of rural
feminists.
- SisterSpirit
--Women's spirituality organization in Portland, Oregon "celebrating Goddess in all Her forms."
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Syllabi on the Web for Women- and Gender-Related Courses--A college-level syllabus collection. It
includes more than five hundred web-based syllabi, arranged into 26 disciplinary sections. Syllabi
that make extensive use of the Internet are marked.
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Victorian Women Writers Project--Includes anthologies, novels, political
pamphlets, religious tracts, children's books, and volumes of poetry and verse drama.
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Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1830-1930
-- A rich collection of primary documents organized for academic study.
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Women's Human Rights Resources--Location for diverse, quality information on women's international
human rights with articles, documents, and links on each subject.
- Women in American History
--Encyclopedia Britannica's newest product, WAH offers selection and coverage of historical figures,
from the 1600s to the present.
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Women's Studies Database--Most comprehensive women's studies site including picture gallery,
jobs, and government documents.
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Women's Studies Internet Resources--Interesting and useful lists of Internet resources under the
category of disciplinary and topical sites arranged alphabetically by topic.
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Women's Studies Librarian--An invaluable list of bibliographies,
including core collection lists for libraries and for women's studies
faculty.
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Women's Studies Resources--Links compiled and edited by Karla Tonella, University of Iowa.
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Women's Studies/Women's Issues Resource Sites--A winner of the Digital
Librarians' monthly awards for outstanding informational service. A
selective set of links arranged by topic and fully annotated.
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WSSLINKS: Women and Gender Studies Sites--Distinctive for its breadth of coverage, this site covers topics which include art and film, culture (mostly literature), education, health, history, international, lesbian sites, music, philosophy, politics, science & technology, and theology, etc...sponsored by the
Association of College and Research Libraries.
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All links on this page checked September, 2000.
Send comments, or suggestions for additional links to David O. Bradshaw.