ATHENALinks ("best in World Wide Web sites created and maintained by women [and the
occasional man, provided the site is prominently geared toward women]")
Artsee Media (monthly zine by a women's media group)
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates ("AIWA works primarily with women employed as
seamstresses, electronics assemblers, hotel room cleaners, nursing home aides, janitors and other low-paid women in the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area and Santa
Clara County's 'Silicon Valley")
Sara Hartland, "Cut With A Kitchen Knife" ("I will consider the discursive
potential of images and ask if images can work to rupture the construction and representation of women by which 'woman' is that which is 'not-man' ") (EVA:
Electronic Visual Arts Journal)
Not Bad for a Birl (support site for documentary film based on interviews with women musicians of the
alternative rock community by clinical psychologist Lisa Apramian; Apramian "specializes in gender and women's issues, on matters concerning the meanings
and functions of music and the various permutations gender plays in their development and current position in the rock world") (Spitshine Productions)
Rain Without Thunder (page for the film; "an Orion Classics Release which offers a glimpse at how
life in America might be for women if the current legislative and judicial weakening of Roe versus Wade continues")
SAWNET: South Asian Women's Net ("forum for south asian women, and those interested in
issues relevant to south asian women. 'South Asia' is taken to include Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka")
Jon Stratton,
"Man-Made Women" (1996) ("considers the cultural fetish
for manufactured versions of women in the 20th century") (Australian Humanities Review)
W O M E N H O U S E ("collaborative, multi-authored site that explores the politics of domesticity and
gender relations through virtual "rooms" and conceptual domestic "spaces" by 24 artists, architects, poets,art historians, and cultural
theorists")
Women Writer's Project (Brown U) (information page for large, sophisticated project
that is creating a SGML textbase of women writers' texts)
Worcester Women's History Project (site devoted to the first U.S. Women's
Rights Convention held in Worcester in 1850; includes pages on rediscovered mid-nineteenth-century authors, information about a planned reenactment of the 1850,
and an
archive of related historical and literary documents) (Assumption C.,
Worcester, Mass.)
Gerber/Hart Library & Archives (Gerber/Hart is the Chicago gay and lesbian circulating library; the home
page includes info about the library and archives as well as outbound links)
James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center and Collection ("research center devoted to
the documentation of lesbian and gay history and culture by collecting, preserving and providing material on all aspects of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgendered experience") (San Francisco Public Library)
Lesbian Herstory Project (in Southern California) ("Purpose: To support efforts to gather,
record, publicize and preserve work on lesbian history in any geographic area or time period, with an emphasis on lesbians of color in general and southern
california in particular") (Yolanda Retter)