Spinsterhood Today
Leather spinster pride and self-acceptance in a coupled and highly sexual world.

The National Organization for Women Home Page
The official homepage for the National Organization for Women. Contains information on how to become a member, how to support NOW, educational pages on key issues for women and pointers on how to take action in your area of the country. Also has links to resource pages for women.

National Breast Cancer Coalition
NBCC is a grassroots advocacy organization dedicated to fighting breast cancer. It was formed in 1991 with one mission: to eradicate breast cancer through action and advocacy. This website is a great source of information to help change the world of breast cancer research. You'll find updates on legislative activity concerning breast cancer and education/outreach program information.

Military Women Homepage
A meeting place for military women to exchange information unique to their military experience and to offer firsthand information to women thinking about a military career. The web page is not a product of the armed forces or the Department of Defense.

The ISCABBS Women's Room Web Page
The homepage for the ISCABBS Women's Room. The Women's Room is one of the many forums on ISCABBS and this web site offers information and advice for women along with links to TWR member's homepages.

The Global Fund for Women
The Global Fund For Women is an international organization which focuses on female human rights. It supports issues as diverse as literacy, domestic violence, economic autonomy, and the international trafficking of women, among others. It supports women's groups based outside of the U.S.

Feminist Majority Foundation Online
The Feminist Majority Foundation works for social, political and economical equality for women. It focuses on research and education to improve women's lives. Their web site features daily feminist views, action items and an extensive feminist Internet gateway to women-oriented sites on a variety of topics. The web site also includes hotlines, a feminist university network, a career center, in-depth resources on topics such as sports or the federal budget, plus MUCH more.

2 Chicks, 2 Bikes, 1 Cause
The 2 Chicks Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating awareness of breast health among young women and raising funds for the cause. It started when Donna Murphy and Porter Gale went on a 5,000 mile bicycle journey across the US encountering young breast cancer survivors of all ethnic backgrounds. The journey has turned into a major campaign to help educate people about breast cancer. Very informative site!

Between Moms
Between Moms is a network for mothers of infants and preschool aged children. It offers informative mom tested ideas on raising children. From midnight feedings of a newborn to the developing social skills of the older preschool child.

The Breastfeeding Advocacy Page
A web site advocating a change in our culture, to an acceptance of breastfeeding as the normal way to feed babies. Information on why breastfeeding is important, what you can do to support breastfeeding in your community and other important breastfeeding topics.

Childbirth.Org
A web site dedicated to educating people about the joys of childbirth. Full of informative links and articles on the latest news in childbirth.

DearMom.com
A fast way to send personalized, printed messages via US mail.

Disgruntled Housewife
Your guide to modern living and intersex relationships. A halarious look at the real life of a housewife. Be sure to read "Welcome to my neurosis".

Homearts Celebrates Mother's Day
Homearts is filled with all sorts of ways to celebrate Mother's Day. On this site you'll find things like ideas for a Mother's Day brunch, help with dealing with losing your mom, the Mother-Daughter book club, a grandma's cookbook and much more!

Midlife Mommies
Resources for older moms. Including information on midlife pregnancy, staying in shape, "cyber"parenting and other issues for mothers later in life.

Moms Online
Moms Online is a virtual community of mothers working collaboratively to create a friendly site for Moms in cyberspace.

Mothers At Home
Mothers at Home (MAH), Vienna, VA, is a national non-profit organization in its second decade of helping mothers across the country and overseas who choose to devote their exceptional skills and good minds to nurturing their families.

Mother's Day on the Net
A Celebration In Honor of All Mothers. Here you'll find stories to read, music to enjoy, pictures for kids to color, and a chance to add your mom to their celebration! (A production of Holidays on the Net)

Mother's Day With Rosie
Rosie O'Donnell's Mother's Day website. Here you'll find Mother's Day cards you can send to your mom from Rosie, the annual RO Mom of the Year contest, and other cool things for Mother's Day.

National Partnership for Women and Families
Promotes workplace fairness, quality health care, and policies that help women and men meet work and family responsibilities.

Parenting Q&A
WWW Site dedicated to providing answers to parents most pressing questions.

Parents Place
The first parent community on the web. Operated by 2 stay at home parents who believe parents are the best resources for other parents. One stop shop for parenting literature, advice, columns, chat, bulletin board and shopping.

Single Mothers By Choice
Single Mothers By Choice (SMC) was founded in 1981 by Jane Mattes, C.S.W. and psychotherapist. SMC is devoted to providing information and support to single mothers as well as those contemplating or trying to achieve single motherhood.

A Tribute to Mothers of the World
A website created to honor the people we call "Mom". You'll find poetry, a collection of "Things Mom always Said", and other things that serve as a tribute to mothers.

National Women's History Project
As the quote at the top of the site states "History looks different when the contributions of women are included." Indeed, it does. This site is the homepage for the orgnaization that started the idea of having a Women's History Month. You'll find the full story to why we have WHM and lots more helpful information. If you want to know anything about WHM, this site is the place to go!

Teaching Women's History
Part of the Social Studies School Service website. You will find several lessons, student exercises, and reviews of special materials that present exciting ways to bring women's history into a classroom. This site is not just for teachers, everyone can enjoy the information found here.

Women's History Magazine
This is the online version of the Women's History magazine. Here you'll find feature articles on women in the workplace, education, business, and more.

Women in World History Curriculum
Interactive site full of information and resources about women's experiences in world history. For teachers, teenagers, parents, and history buffs. A great resource for teachers who want to cover women's history or for parents who want to teach something extra to their children.

Celebrating Women's Achievements
A special Women's History site, developed by the National Library of Canada. Each year, the National Library honors the contributions of Canadian women in developing Canada during Women's History Month. Here you can find all of the previous honors, beginning in 1995.

National Museum of Women's History
This is the CyberMuseum for the National Museum of Women's History. Here you will find compelling stories about women of the past. These stories and examples are shared on the website to help women and girls empower themselves for the present and future.

National Women's Hall of Fame
Dedicated to honoring those women who have contributed significantly to the development of the United States. This membership organization is the first to honor and celebrate the achievements of American women. It includes inductions of distinguished American women, education programs, special exhibits, and events for the enrichment of the public. This is a great site that does an incredible job of honoring women.

Women Inventors and Innovators
Presented by the Inventors Museum, this site explores women inventors' contributions to society and technology. Here you can find all sorts of information about women who have created and invented, thus adding more to the world we live in. The webpage includes exhibits and featured inventors, along with a bookstore. Also, don't miss the chance to test your Inventors IQ!

Amnesty International's Women's Human Rights Program
This site focuses on promoting women's human rights within Amnesty International's mandate. They seek to stop the particular violations of civil and political rights that women and girls experience.

Canadian Women in History
A look into the women of Canada's past. This site is a resource for students, teachers, history buffs and net surfers alike. You'll find a "Woman of the Week" section, along with famous quotes and history trivia.

International Women's Air & Space Museum
This site contains an online archive of biographies, photos, articles and information about the museum and its collection.

National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection
The NAWSA Collection consists of 167 books, pamphlets and other artifacts documenting the suffrage campaign. They are a subset of the Library's larger collection donated by Carrie Chapman Catt, longtime president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, in November of 1938. The collection includes works from the libraries of other members and officers of the organization including: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, Alice Stone Blackwell, Julia Ward Howe, Elizabeth Smith Miller, Mary A. Livermore.

National Museum of American Women
A virtual museum dedicated to honoring the traditions of courage, achievement, and humanitarian service of American women.

Renaissance Women of Harlem
Part of the Black Media Foundation. This site is a great source for information about important black women in history. It includes a section with mini-biographies that you can then use to help you take the photo quiz. Great for anyone interested in learning more about women in black history.

Wild Women and Salty Dogs - The History of Women Pirates
This site takes a creative look at a very interesting part of women's in history - women pirates. The 18th century was the heyday of pirates. It was a culture manly swagger in which cowardice was often masked with drink, conspicuous weaponry and foreboding flags. This culture was so thick with "manliness" that it was illegal to have women on pirate ships. This site tells the story of women who were able to break through and be part of the pirate lifestyle.

Women in American History
Britannica Online presents a special multimedia exhibit on Women in American history. Featuring biographies, interactive timelines, Internet resources and more!

Women Nobel Prize Laureates
Brought to you by the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. Here you will find a complete list of all the women who have won Nobel Prizes. The first woman to receive a Nobel Prize was in 1903, only two years after the Nobel Foundation was established. That woman was Marie Curie. Her biography is available, in addition to every woman who has won since her. Women have won Prizes in all categories with the exception of Economics (which was established in 1968).

Notable Women
Searchable gopher database

American Woman Self Defense Association
The American Women's Self Defense Association is an organization of women and men dedicated to furthering women's awareness of self defense and rape prevention. The founders and many members have law enforcement experience, and some are martial artists who train police officers in defensive tactics as well as ordinary female citizens in basic self defense skills.

Arming Women Against Rape and Endangerment
Filled with information about self protection. AWARE is a non-profit group dedicated to your safety.

Just Sports for Women
Just Sports. Just Women. Filled with articles, news, chat, an on-line store, sports advice and professionl team schedules.

Martial Hearts
Martial Hearts, a nationally recognized self defense and empowerment organization founded and directed by Kerry Kollmar, is dedicated to stopping violence against women and children through education in personal self defense options and skills.

Women Defending Ourselves
Women Defending Ourselves (WDO) is a non-profit collective of women who work to end violence against women. WDO does this primarily by teaching self defense in the Bay Area. All classes are women-taught and women-only.

Equal Rights Advocate
One of the oldest and most respected women's law centers in the nation. The ERA works for the advancement of women through the establishment of their economic, social and political equality.

Forum98
A national conversation of American women and men on the occasion of the 150th anniversay of the Seneca Falls Convention, the nation's first call for women's rights: July 13 - 16, 1998 Geneva and Rochester, New York.

League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters is a multi-issue organization whose mission is to encourage the informed and active participation of citizens in government and to influence public policy through education and advocacy.