Women's Studies Websites   Tags: women's studies  

American Association of University Women
Feminist Majority Foundation
League of Women Voters
Ms. Foundation for Women
National Organization for Women
National Women's Studies Association

Center for Women Policy Studies
Institute for Women's Policy Research
Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research (Stanford University)
The National Council for Research on Women

FirstGov (United States Government)
U.S. Census Bureau

WomensLaw.org (emphasis on domestic violence)

The web sites listed below are recommended, but they are only a beginning. Women’s Studies is a very diverse discipline, incorporating material from other disciplines, academic and activist organizations, and popular culture. See the metasites below for links to web sites related to the study of women within the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.

Comprehensive collections of internet resources for Women's Studies.

Voice of the Shuttle, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Women's Studies Librarian's Website (University of Wisconsin)
Women's Studies/Women's Issues Resource Sites

African-American Women: Duke University Libraries
American Memory Project (Library of Congress)
Jewish Women's Archive
Lesbian Herstory Archives
The National Archives
National Women's History Museum
National Women's Hall of Fame
New York Public Library: Guide to Women's Studies Collections
Schlesinger Library on the History of Women (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University)
Sophia Smith Collection (Smith College)

African American Women Writers
British Women Romantic Poets, 1789-1832
A Celebration of Women Writers
Emory Women Writers Resource Project
Other Women's Voices: Translations of Women's Writing Before 1700
Women Writers Online (Women Writers Project)

GenderStats (The World Bank)
International Center for Research on Women
United Nations Development Programme
Women Watch- Information and Resources in Gender Equity and Empowerment of Women. Information from various United Nations agencies. Look for statistics.

Artemis Guide to Women's Studies in the U.S.