INTERNATIONAL (World Wide Women!)

international sites about Women

Le Monde des Femmes : Le Monde selon les femmes est une ONG active
dans le monde du développement, de l'éducation permanente et les mouvements de femmes.

Son objectif est de faire avancer l'égalité entre les femmes et les hommes et entre le Nord et le Sud
(basée en Belgique)

 

I.M.O.W. International Museum Of Women: a museum without walls, producing several exhibits, hosting public programs, sponsoring an annual bookfair, providing teacher resources for Women's History Month, honoring unknown women from our local history, and recreating historic events.

 

updated: may 2007

We advise you to look at those 6 websites first!

1)
Women's Studies/Women's Issues Resource Sites

A frequently-updated, annotated, selective listing of more than 450 information-rich web sites that focus on women's studies/women's issues. In addition to the main listing, it has 16 topical sub-sections: Activism, Arts & Humanities, Business/Work, Comprehensive, Girls and Young Women, Health, Higher Education, Internet Info, International, Miscellaneous, Periodicals, Religion/Spirituality, Science & Technology, Sexuality/Sexual Orientation, Sports/Recreation, and Women of Color. It was highlighted by The Scout Report as an exceptionally valuable resource in Women's Studies and has also been selected as a top-rated Argus Clearinghouse guide. In December '97, it won the Argus Digital Librarian's Award.


 2)
Gender-Related Electronic Forums

A frequently-updated, annotated listing of more than 500 women- and gender-related e-mail lists. In addition to the main listing, there are 16 subject sections to make it easy to find lists focusing on Activism, Age-Defined Lists, Arts & Humanities, Business/Finance, Education, Health, Internet Info, International Lists, Motherhood, Religion/Spirituality, Science and Technology, Sexuality/Sexual Orientation, Social Sciences, Sports/Recreation, Women of Color, and Women's Studies. It, too, was highlighted by The Scout Report and selected as a highly-rated Argus Clearinghouse guide.


 3)
WMST-L File List

More than 80 files containing discussions from WMST-L, essays, bibliographies, film reviews, and other information that Women's Studies faculty and students should find of great value.
It contains 14 subject sections: Books and Films; Feminism(s) (including critiques); Feminist Theory/Theories; Girls and Young Women; Grad School/Job Market; Language; Men; Miscellaneous; Pedagogical Issues and Strategies; Program Administration; Race/Ethnicity; Sexuality/Sexual Orientation; Societal Issues in the Classroom; and WMST-L.


 4)
Center for Women and Information Technology

News, announcements, and resources related to women/gender and information technology.
Includes an enormous collection of web-based syllabi for women- and gender-related courses
(> 550 syllabi), arranged by subject, and links to several other collections.


 5)
Women's Studies Programs and Research Centers

Links to more than 450 women's studies programs, departments, and research centers around the world. Annotations identify those programs offering graduate degrees or certificates.

 6)
Internet Resources on Women: Updates

A frequently-updated, annotated listing of new and changed web sites offering information on women of particular use to educators and students.
This is the rather extensive updates page to my 1997 book,
_Internet Resources on Women: Using Electronic Media in Curriculum Transformation_.
Like the book, it also includes information on some especially useful resources for using the Internet. It, too, is a highly rated Argus Clearinghouse guide.

all 6 maintened by:

Joan KORENMAN, Director
Center for Women and Information Technology (CWIT)
University of Maryland,
Baltimore County
Baltimore, MD 21250 USA
korenman@umbc.edu

 
 

Joan Korenman is Director of the Center for Women and Information Technology and a Professor of English and Women's Studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She established WMST-L, an electronic forum for Women's Studies teaching, research, and program administration, the largest women-related academic e-mail forum.

She also established and maintains the UMBC Women's Studies Web site and the Center's site, which received recognition as "the best resource on women and technology on the Web." Professor Korenman is author of Internet Resources on Women and participated in "Doing Women's Studies Research Electronically" panel at the 1995 United Nations Conference on Women in Beijing, China

 

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