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Resources Related to Women
- Electronic Discussion Groups
- Blogs by Women Bloggers
- More Internet Links!
- Visit my Internet Toolkit for more basics
about using the 'net
Electronic Discussion Groups
Electronic Discussion Groups aka Mailing Lists are like
closed bulletin boards. You "subscribe," though there is no fee
or commitment for doing so. You can then send a message, which is distributed
to everyone else on the list. People can respond to you privately, or to
the list publicly. Some lists are moderated (the owner weeds out flames,
irrelevancies and redundancies) but many aren't. Some come in digest form
where messages are collected and sent in a batch once or so daily - always
choose this option when available since some lists generate huge volumes
of mail. You can even search through past postings.
Save the confirmation letter you receive when you subscribe, since
it contains valuable information, like how to UN-subscribe, or search the
message archive. There are discussion groups for every topic imaginable.
Sometimes, a kind soul will compile and annotate a list of related lists
for you!
You can even create your own discussion group very easily at Yahoo Groups http://groups.yahoo.com/
A list of forums related to women and gender issues is maintained by
Joan Korneman at:
I subscribe to these:
H-Women,
http://www.h-net.org/~women/
A very lively list for scholars and anyone interested in women's history.
You can do a keyword search of the archives, and get subscription information
at their web site.
WMST-L
http://www.listserv.umd.edu/archives/wmst-l.html
Another active and well-organized list, with a searchable archive, for
those working in the field of Women's Studies. Subscribe online at the
website.
WRAC-L for Women's Resource and Action Centers
Blogs by Women Bloggers http://www.blogsbywomen.org/
This site is designed to celebrate women`s perspectives, thinking, writing and creativity. The blog must have original content. Nearly 3000 are indexed.
More Links
National Council for Research on Women
http://www.ncrw.org
Research information on women and girls has "gone missing"
from government websites and publications during the Bush administration,
and misinformation is shaping government actions on issues that affect
women's lives. The NCRW not only documents these disappearances and misrepresentations,
but provides sources of reliable research information on women and girls.
Women & Gender Historians of the Midwest (WGHOM)
An organization devoted to promoting women's and gender history in the Midwestern United States. They provide a forum for networking and sponsor a conference every 2 years.
Action Without Borders http://www.idealist.org/
Looking for web presence, but don't have the resources to create and
maintain your own site? "Idealist" provides a place for groups
to list information about themselves, events, jobs and volunteer options,
etc...all without having to create your own website. It's very user friendly
and advertisement free.
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Concerts, Festivals, Speakers
and Other Events
National Women's History Project Calendar
http://www.nwhp.org (send dates to nwhp@aol.com)
Feminist Events,
Feminist Majority Foundation http://www.feminist.org/calendar/Calendar.asp
Off Our Backs: The Feminist Journal - Lists festivals around the world
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