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Links Galore!
Content: Sunshine for Women's Links Page containing links to women in the arts and literature, global feminism, women's history, reproductive rights, feminist theology, feminist jurisprudence, and lots more
Graduate Fellowships - Women
Content: American Meteorological Society (AMS): AMS/Industry/Government Graduate Fellowships in the Atmosphere and Related Oceanic and Hydrologic Sciences
WSSLinks: Women and Business
Content: It is important to note that many of the associations listed here provide only limited access to non-members. When useful free content is available on the association's web site, it is so noted. If no content is described, one can...
Institute for Women's Policy Research
Content: Council of Presidents of National Women's Organizations, c/o National Committee on Pay Equity, Washington, DC, 202.331.7343
WSSLinks: Archival Sites for Women's Studies
Content: Association of College and Resource Libraries Women's Studies Section. Archival Sites for Women's Studies, developed and maintained by the WSS Collection Development Committee
Welcome to NANBPWC
Content: The NANBPWC, Inc., is a community-based social service organization which functions as a support network for Black professional women
Directory of Women's Professional Organizations
Content: DIRECTORY OF WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN (AAUW) 1111 16th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 PHONE: (202)785-7700 FAX: (202)872-1425 AAUW is a national organization of 135,000 college graduates...
Women's Birthdays & Milestones
Content: International Cross-Cultural Black Women's Studies Summer Institute: CUNY, 1150 Carroll St., Brooklyn, NY 11225; fax 718-270-5126
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Philadelphia Branch
Content: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Philadelphia Branch Records, 1943-1963, 28.5 cubic feet URB 6 RESTRICTION: CASE ANONYMITY
Meet The Women of The National Women's Hall of Fame
Content: BELLA ABZUG (1920 - ) a civil rights and labor attorney, was elected to Congress from New York City in 1970, and made her career as an advocate for women, the poor and those victimized by repression. A lifelong feminist activist, Abzug played a major...
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