Site Listings

"A Woman's World: Women in Politics"
This 30-minute documentary produced by Women in Politics Productions in cooperation with the National Association of COmmissions for Women and the Women's Research and Education Fund is a must-have for educators, and a must-see for young women interested in the political process. The film documents how women have influenced American politics, to illustrates how women's lives are improved when women are elected to positions of power, and encourages girls and young women to explore public office. The bi-partisan film includes interviews with women members of the US House of Representatives and the US Senate. To order this film, contact Women in Politics Productions, LLC at (610) 345-9279 or email womeninpolitics@cleanweb.net.

"Judy Chicago and the California Girls"
This newly launched web site provides access to a fascinating film document of Judy Chicago's first all-woman arts program at Fresno State College in 1971. Highlights of the film include early sexual performance art, interractions between Chicago and feminist theorist Ti-Grace Atkinson, and an interview with Chicago on her "cunt image" philosophy.

A Bite of Broadway
A Fite of Broadway is a Lond Island not-for-profit group. We do musical theatre productions and the proceeds go to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. To date, we have raised over ten thousand dollars for AIDS related need in the commmunity. Our next benefit is Jesus Christ Superstar.

A list of films dealing with different aspects of abortion
This site contains information about the consequences of illegal abortion and the need to have free access to save abortion.

A romantic dramedy feature film
Gynecocracy Films, LLC is producing a 35 mm feature films, which contain two bizarre love triangles, one straight and one lesbian until Geena and Ashley meet.

A Window Between Worlds
The site for this non-profit program dedicated to bringing the healing power of the creative arts to battered women from coast to coast features artwork by survivors of domestic violence, merchandise, and workshops given by the organization.

A.S. Byatt
Antonia Susan Byatt has written six novels, including Booker-prize winning Possession.

Abiola Abrams, emerging feminist filmmaker
A young feminist filmmaker based in Harlem, NY spearheading an empowerment movement called The Goddess Factory. Weekly inspirational podcast too!

Abortion for Survival
This 1989 video revies the need for safe, legal, and accessible abortion worldwide, highlighting the lack of access to affordable contraception and women's desire to limit their family size.

About Face
A media literacy organization focused on the impact mass media has on the physical, mental and emotional well being of women and girls.

Adrienne Rich
Groundbreaking lesbian feminist poet.

AK Press
The AK Press makes radical books and other material -- titles that are published by independentpresses -- available so you can make a positive change in the world. Check out their products, join their mailing list, and link to otherpresses and magazines with a similar tone.

Alice Fulton
See a biography, reviews of Fulton's books, a listing of her awards, the text of her poems, links to other works on the Internet, and interviews. TriQuarterly,contemporary Literature, and The Writer's Chronicle.

Alice Walker
This site of this activist/womanist author contains a biography, annotated excerpts of her works, a list of works, quotes, and interviews.

All Riot Grrrl
This is a site dedicated to Riot Grrrl and women in rock music.There are bios,photos,song lyrics and some mp3 samples of Sleater-Kinney,Bikini Kill,YeahYeah Yeahs,Melissa Etheridge,Garbage and much more.

ALTERNATE ROUTES
On a road trip from Nashville to California, three women -- a gay architect recovering from breast cancer, a mother with a past, and a black woman with a bag of voodoo -- tell their stories of first love, first sexual experience, old loneliness. Comedy-Social Drama 105 minutes www.alternateroutesmovie.com

Amasong Lesbian/Feminist Chorus
Amasong provides an opportunity for lesbians andfeminist women at varying levels of experience and ability to gather together in the pursuit of choral excellence. Amasong's repertoire draws most heavily upon folk music from various world traditions, music written by women, and other music reflecting women's experience.

Amelia Bloomer Project
An anual list of feminist literature for young readers, ages birth through 18 years. List includes fiction, nonfiction, biography, poetry, and picture books.

Amy E. Fraser
View Amy E. Fraser's paintings that showcase female sexuality, reproduction, and self-worth. Under her womanist perspective, Amy E. Fraser reinterprets aspects of female embodiment to give them new, positive meaning using a unique painting technique, fluid lines, and striking color.

Amy Tan
Interviews with and articles about the author of "The Joy Luck Club," "The Kitchen God's Wife," and "The Hundred Secret Senses."

Anchee Minn
Chinese author of "Red Azalea" writes about political and social issues during Maoist China.

Andrea Dworkin
The site dedicated to the controversialfeminist writer dispels some myths about her beliefs and samples her fiction works, interviews and speeches.

Ani DiFranco
This self-proclaimed Righteous Babe is a staple performer for thefeminist music library. With cut-to-the-point lyrics, a political conscience, and innovative rhythms, DiFranco offers music you don't have to be ashamed to listen to.

Ann Telnaes & Six Chix
Ann Telnaes is a pulitzer prize winning editorial cartoonist who creates editorials as well as the collaborative daily comic "Six Chix." Her work focuses on national and world events affecting reproductive rights, women's and other progressive issues.

Anna Quindlen
Anna Quindlen is a former columnist for the New York Times. Amazon.com describes her writing as, "personal, humorous, and thought-provoking." Author of "One True Thing" and "Living Out Loud."

Anne Bronte
Poet Anne Bronte's life and poetry are highlighted in this web page. Also included in this page is a bibliography relating to the Bronte sisters.

Annette Marie Hyder
This site features news and updates about international literature and art projects of interest to women. Annette Marie Hyder is Contributing Editor for Poems Niederngasse, Editor of PNG's Pancultural Exploration of Love, Assistant Editor, IMAGINE Channel, INTHEFRAY Magazine and a regular columnist for Empowerment4Women.

Annette Meyers
Author of the Smith and Wetzon series about two Wall Street headhunters, and co-author, with her husband Martin, of a historical series written under the pen name Maan Meyers.

Annie Dillard
Author of "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" and "An American Childhood."

AnnRose & Back-Talk
Read about the comedy of this woman who manages the popular Abortion Clinics Online and Birth Control Pages Web sites.

Antonella iurilli duhamel
Woman artist and psycologist Her work is essentially focused on the historical specificity of sexual roles in our society

Ariel Schrag
This links to a description of Ariel Schrag, an unbelievable young queer cartoonist who had published three autobiographical graphic novels by the time she was a sophomore in college. This site has a description and an interview.

Art of Max Dashu
Max Dashu is a woman artist whose paintings and drawings envision bold and spirited women from a very internationalist perspective. She brings a rich knowledge of the hidden corners of women's history to her painting. Her art has appeared in many feminist books and publications over the past 30 years. Her latest piece is a dramatic new poster, Our Reproductive Rights!

Art on the Net
At this site, artists such as Patty Miller and Leslie Diller Zollo join together to share samples of their poetry, music, paintings, sculptures, digital art, performance art, and animation. Includes information about how artists can submit their work.

ArtWomen.org
This site uses the internet to bring women artists together to discussfeminist art and related issues. You will find news about exhibitions, bulletin boards to discuss art theory, information about new literature and artwork, awards received byfeminist artists, and much more.

As Marias da Graça
The Associação de Mulheres Palhaças as Marias da Graça is a clownnesses theatre group organization that has been operating for over 14 (fourteen) years in Brazil of entertainement under the name As Marias da Graça.

Association of American University Presses (AAUP)
This site allows users to search the holdings of a number of universitypresses- over 75,000 titles from more than 60presses.

Atlantafeminist Women's Chorus
Atlantafeminist Women's Chorus, a community-based chorus committed to musical excellence, is one of the oldest and largest non-audition choruses in the United States.

Attic Press
Ireland's onlyfeminist press publishes books by and about women, specializing in Irish/Women's Studies, Literature, Teenage Fiction and Children's Fiction.

Audre Lorde
Woman Lesbian Black Poet Mother Teacher

Author Joyce Hackett
web page of Joyce Hackett, novelist, and winner of the 2003 Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize for a novel by an American Woman

Bamboo Girl Zine
The independent publication that's been confronting racism, sexism, & homophobia from the Filipina/Asian/mixed Asian mutt point of view since 1995.

Banana Yoshimoto
A fan's devoted site to this Japanize author of "Kitchen."

Barbara Kingsolver
Official website of popular author of "The Bean Trees," "Animal Dreams," "Pigs in Heaven," and "The Poisonwood Bible."

Beth Lapides' Un-Cabaret
Comedy shows, workshops and events for women and their friends.

BETTY
Witty pop music trio BETTY's site features information about their albums and tour schedules along with reviews and a BETTY trivia quiz.

Bharati Mukherjee
This Indian-American author seeks to record the experiences of the "new immigrant."

bint magazine
A weekly online magazine for women who know how to enjoy themselves as they are, with features on sex, food, booze, books, films and much more. The new issue goes live every Tuesday

Bitch
Feminist response to pop culture.

Bitchy Bitch
Official site for Bitchy Bitch, the protagonist of a comic series "Naughty Bits." Bitchy likes to go berserk when confronted with everyday patriarchy-related incidents. She is accompanied by a fun group included Bitchy Butch, the butch dyke version of Bitchy Bitch.

Blue Background
This original band from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has the passion of Sheryl Crow with the delivery of Lisa Loeb. Following the path set by their musical influeneces, Blue Background continues to prove that women have a place in rock music.

Blue Jean Online
A web magazine written by and for young women.

Bluestockings
An independent women's bookstore and cafe in New York City.

BookWoman
Feminist bookstore in Austin, Texas. Fantastic place!!!

BraBall
Check out this amazing pro-woman sculpture by female artist Emily Duffy. The history on the project is amazing. You can donate your bra to the sculpture or purchase postcards featuring a photograph of the huge braball (1/3 of the proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation).

Brain Champagne: Clever Comedy for the Smart Mind (sm)
Website of the feminist male comedian Shaun Eli, including comedic essays, material he has written for late-night television, his biography and performance schedule.

Broad Comedy
Boston audiences will have the chance to experience a performance that’s unlike anything they’ve seen before when BROAD COMEDY, a unique theatrical experience, plays at the Stuart Street Playhouse this March! Winner of Best of Vancouver Fringe Fest 2005, it’s Jon Stewart meets “Saturday Night Live” meets The Vagina Monologues. They’re savvy, irreverent, and they’re probably being followed by Karl Rove in a big black Hummer. These are the women who skewer the Bush White House with the crowd-pleasing favorite: “The United States Extreme Right Wing Cheerleading Squad.” Their newest hit lampoons the Teen Abstinence Movement: “I’m Saving My Hymen For Jesus.” In BROAD COMEDY, nothing is sacred, except a bright and unflinching look at politicos, women, men, fertilization, corporate shenanigans, and the real desperate housewives of America. Their spicy gumbo of sketches and up-to-the-news-cycle musical numbers include high energy bits like: “The Active Egg” featuring a giant ovum interviewing several sperm for the job, “Russian Immigrant Barbie,” and “Oral Exam,” which finds four mothers on a park bench in deep debate about the nuances of oral sex and their search for a female vocabulary for the woman’s receiving end of this much appreciated procedure.

Broad Comedy
Broad Comedy is a high-energy, women's sketch, improv and musical satire group. The all-original material is intelligent, witty, and hilarious. "Nothing is off limits when the women who call themselves 'The Broads' get together... Yuppies beware. New mothers, you will get a ribbing too... A Broad Comedy performance is bound to be funny, for men and women. Filled with social commentary like a spoof of male-sensitivity training or plain 'ol goofy numbers like the forlorn house-wife cleaning to the strains of 'The Nutcracker,' the troupe takes risks that pay off."

Broad Vocabulary: Milwaukee's Feminist Bookstore
Broad Vocabulary specializes in feminist literature, subculture studies, progressive politics, cultural movements, and non-sexist young adult/children’s books (mostly new but some used). In addition, we have many lovely gift items such as magazines, t-shirts, bumper stickers, magnets, buttons, soy candles, homemade books and journals, pepper-spray, cards, pride-gear, local art, stationery, zines and more! We are located at 2241 S Kinnickinnic Ave, just north of the intersection of KK and Lincoln (map)In Bayview, Wisconsin. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 8pm and Sundays from 11am to 5pm. Please check our calendar for our most up-to date events/clubs/workshops. See you here!!!!

Broken Tampon Memorial Fountain
In memory of victims of toxic shock, past , present and future. Incorporating the familar shapes of tampon, string, pad and wings; the latter inscribed with the “darling daughters” of menstrual product advertising: protection and confidence. MOLT believes the tampon industry, and especially Proctor & Gamble, should provide the “no strings attached” funding for the memorial and museum in the amount of three million dollars, in an act of corporate atonement for the marketplace violence it perpetuated 25 years ago, and to some degree, still does today.

Burns Sisters
The web page of this trio of sisters singing country/folk music includes album and tour information, articles, sound clips, and links.

Bust
BUST is the magazine of choice for today's sassy girls who know that Vogue is vapid, Glamour is garbage, and Cosmo is clueless. Fierce, funny, and too smart to be anything but feminist, BUST is "the Voice of the New Girl Order."

But Wait There's Moira!

Calyx
P.O.Box B Corvallis, OR 97339-0539 Phone: (888) FEMBOOK or (541) 753-9384 Fax: (541) 753-0515 A nonprofit literary publisher committed to publishing feminist works of literary, social, and artistic integrity and to keeping books in print.

Carolyn Forche
Links to poetry about human rights.

Carrie Newcomer
A recipient of the Margaret Sanger Award for distinguished service of Planned Parenthood of South and Central Indiana, Carrie Newcomer has withstood threats and boycotts from anti-abortion zealots for her efforts to donate the proceeds from her CD "Bare to the Bone" to Planned Parenthood.

Carries Choice

Catalog of Lesbian Plays by Carolyn Gage
This lesbianfeminist playwright’s homepage includes brief descriptions of her award-winning plays and tips on how to direct and produce a lesbian play.

Center for New Words
This feminist bookstore turned non-profit boasts an updated website featuring an interactive community calendar for Boston-based events, a discussion board and blog, free downloads of speakers’ series and even an online book club.

Changemakers for Women

Charlotte Bronte
Author of "Jane Eyre", "Villette", and other Victorian novels.

Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Earlyfeminist author of "The Yellow Wallpaper" and "Herland".

Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Earlyfeminist author of "The Yellow Wallpaper" and "Herland".

Cheryl Beer
Visit the site of this musical pioneer who owns her own independent label (Woman Invisible) and company (Little Fish). Her musicial style has been compared to Tracy Chapman and Joni Mitchell. Clips available.

Cheryl Wheeler
This folk singer/comedian has given her approval of this "officialunofficial" homepage. The site includes a biography, discography, upcoming shows schedule, and photos.

Chicory Blue Press
795 East North Goshen, CT 06756 Phone: (860) 491-2271 Fax: (860) 491-8619 Founded in 1982, a small, feminist, literary press now focusing on the strong voices of women over sixty.

Classical Music by Women
This site is my own and tells about my professional life as a musician and the Celebration of Women in Music. I feature Classical piano solos composed by women in lecture/recitals that I give and on my 2 CDs: "Celebration!" and "Gardens of the Heart." Both are donation CDs, entirely underwritten so that funds go directly to women's health and environmental causes. Women are delighted and surprised by the marvelous, lyrical qualities of the creative expressions of women from the 19th and 20th centuries. The CDs contain Etudes, Preludes, Dances, Nocturnes and Suites from the Classical tradition. "Gardens of the Heart" also has 7 tracks of Ragtime Music from the American Golden Age of Rag, all composed by women as well. Both CDs are playing on National Public Radio and are in independent book stores in many states.

COA News
COA News is a non-profit online news network featuring diverse, credible independent news and current affairs. COA News can best be described as the portal to independent news media.

Coco's Lunch
Coco's Lunch are a five-women vocal and percussion group from Australia, who have produced 5 albums of award-winning original material. They are music educators and dedicated to promoting the work of women composers. Their site features a CD catalogue, gig and touring info, photo gallery and background info on its members.

Conjure Women
This feature film documentary explores the work of African American female artists and critically examines existing images and assumptions of African American culture.

Constance Penley
Penley writes about sex and sexism within the world ofscience and technology.

D. McCarthy Mixed Media
Mixed Media Artwork and Writing from a Feminist Perspective.

Dar Williams
Folksinger and acoustic guitarist Dar Williams is becoming recognized outside of folk circles. This site has information on tour dates, albums, and reviews, as well as a short autobiography. The page also features a Dar Williams chat room.

Dare To Be Fabulous
DTBF is an anthology of women's stories about times when they felt that surge of joy or empowerment for daring to be true to themselves. Stories from noted and famous women will be interspersed with stories from women on all walks of life. Check our latest roster of celebrated contributors, and join us in our online Forum. Writer's Guidelines are included here as well. Submit your DTBF story for consideration! We plan to host events in the future as well. DTBF is a book...and much more!

Denver Women's Chorus
The Denver Women's Chorus has made a significant commitment to identify and perform music which speaks to our lives and experiences as women, and to encourage women composers.

Donna Burton Fine Arts
This artist is the creator of the "Courageous Woman" series, paintings, prints and cards of women in yoga postures done in vibrant colors.

Dorothy Allison
Southernfeminist, lesbian author of "Bastard Out of Carolina", "Trash", "Skin" and "Two or Three Things I Know for Sure."

Dykes to Watch Out For
Alison Bechdel's website for all things related to her absolutely amazing strip (part soap opera, part political satire), Dykes To Watch Out For, winner of numerous LAMBDA awards for comics/humor.

Edith Wharton
American author of "Age of Innocence," "House of Mirth," and other novels.

Educational Film Collective
Short Film that uses humor to educate women/ girls and also men/ boys about media-manipulation and female body image issues. Film is called "Wet Dreams and False Images" and can be found through New Day Films.

Edwidge Danticat
This page comes from voices from the gap-- a site dedicated to creating visibility to authors who are women of color. This page features a biography, list of works and others links to Danticat-Haitian author of "Krik?Krak" and "Breath,Eyes, Memory."

Eleanor Taylor Bland
Eleanor Taylor Bland's sleuth is Marti MacAlister, an African-American woman homicide detective in Illinois.

Elizabeth Bishop
"Elizabeth Bishop was vehement about her art--a perfectionist who didn't want to be seen as a 'woman poet.'"(amazon.com)

Ellen Bass
Writes about sexual abuse in both Spanish and English.

ellie epp home page
strong feminist does theory, film, graphics, poetry and community garden design. well designed worksite by well-known experimental filmmaker presently developing an embodiment studies concentration at goddard college.

Emily Bronte
This web page devoted to the 19th century poet include a biography, samples of Emily's poetry, and poetry links.

Emily Dickinson
This site, dedicated to the famous New England poet, includes a biography, poems online page, answers to frequently-asked questions, articles, and information on the Emily Dickinson International Society.

Emily Mann
This profile of the artistic director of McCarter Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey includes a description of how Mann helped revitalize the theatre.

Exoticize This
An online magazine for queer Asian Pacific American Women.

Fat!So?
For people who don't apologize for their size

FEM, the Collegiate Feminist Newsmagazine
FEM is a UCLA-based collegiate feminist newsmagazine. Through the in-depth coverage of domestic and international current events, popular culture, and the lives of inspirational women- FEM provides a feminist analysis of both its local and global context. FEM seeks to include the viewpoints of all feminist to encourage the larger societal empowerment of women. Beyond appealing to its feminist base, FEM also strives to encourage the growth of the feminist community by reaching out to secondary and college students. Combining words and art as well as feminist theory and activism- FEM aspires to speak to all pro-woman individuals.

Feminist Artist Resources
A list of Feminist Artists and Quotes about art.

Feminist Bookstore Network
A collaboration among feminist booksellers across the United States and Canada. Lists all feminist bookstores in Canada and the US.

Feminist Bookstore Network Catalog
Feministbookstores from across the United States and Canada came together to produce a catalog that "celebrates the rich diversity of women's lives and visions." The catalog includes a list offeministbookstores, along with snail-mail and email addresses, phone and fax numbers. Also find a collection of recommended books on everything from lesbian fiction to travel.

Feminist Expo 2000 Symposia & General Assemblies - Video or Audio
Hearfeminist speakers from around the world disucuss pressing topics affecting women in politcs, economics, health, and activism.

Feminist Paintings and Prints
Painter and printmaker Nicole Maynard creates images encompassing the themes of sexual politics and domesticity. She exhibits her work at the Bowery Gallery in NYC.

Feminist Utopia
An online zine and community

Feminista!
Art, literature, politics and commentary from a feminist point of view.

Fierce
Fierce stands for all women everywhere defining themselves, coming up with new language that moves beyond politics, beyond color, beyond class.

Film and Destroy
The purpose of this site is to "present, support and encourage independent and experimental work by, for, and about women." Includes technical information about film and photography.

Firebrand Books
2232 South Main Street #272 Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Phone: (248) 738-8202 An award-winning feminist and lesbian publishing house committed to producing quality work in a wide variety of genres by ethnically and racially diverse authors.

Firebrand Books
Firebrand is an award-winningfeminist/lesbian publishing house. Their site contains links to otherfeminist sites and author pages.

Fountainhead Tanz Theatre/Black International Cinema Berlin
We are an international, inter-cultural community of persons engaged in achieving increasing understanding and cooperation between individuals and groups in support of democratic procedures and the elimination of violence, religious, ethnic and gender persecution, youth exploitation, homophobia and racial hatred through the process of art, education, culture and dialogue.

Frida Kahlo
Site about Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and her work.

Friends of Lulu
Friends of Lulu is a national nonprofit promoting and encouraging female readership and participation in the comic book industry. Check out its website for info on women comic artists, the annual Lulu Awards, local chapters, local comic book stores, and the guide for comic retailers on How to Get Girls (Into Your Store).

Gail A. Stocker Presents
More funnyfeminist comics than anyone in the business from affordable professionals to star names.

Gay Mart
The Gay-Mart shopping site has a selction of books written by and for the queer community. The site hosts a vast selection of books ranging from queer theory to children's books.

Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling Author
I'm one of the rare women writing in the international suspense field. My first novel was published back in 1996, but only after Elaine Kostner, head of Dutton, said, "No woman could've written this book." Since then, my novels have gone on to become best-sellers, and I've coauthored thrillers with Robert Ludlum. I may be the first to have broken into this all-boys club.

George Eliot
Information on the life and writings of George Eliot, aka Mary Ann Evans -- author of Middlemarch and other novels.

Gerri Gribi
Trained as a historian, and frustrated by scores of folk songs that portrayed women negatively, Gerri Gribi set out to find lyrics that reflect the truth of women's proud history. Gribi is a teacher, performer, writer and researcher.

Gertrude Stein
Another short biography from The Knitting Circle site.

Girls Go Global
One world, 3 billion women and girls—global feminism without limits Girls Go Global is… Funky, clever, edgy, inspired, talented, impassioned, empowered… How do you see global feminism? The Girls Go Global Project is an international initiative to bring together contemporary and pop culture images of global feminism from women and girls across the globe. Send your words, essays (not more than 3000 words), photos, art, web images, lyrics, poems, graffiti, and multimedia depictions of feminism to be a part of a global collection for publication and possible exhibition. See the website for more details on how to enter: www.girlsgoglobal.org The goal of Girls Go Global is to demystify feminism and promote a positive and engaging connection with the term. This project aims to provide a funky source of literature that entices people to become a part of the global women’s movement(s) which will be portrayed as a talented and inspiring bunch of women throughout the world with different views and skills who work together for justice. We hope the outcomes will: 1. Provide a context that values and celebrates non conventional and non academic forms of expression of feminism(s) which are positive, strong and empowering and represent women of different ages, cultures and backgrounds. 2. Provide a creative book produced by feminist activists on their own terms and design. It will be compiled and reviewed by a panel of international experts. Girls Go Global is a non-profit project - the initiative of a group of global feminists and is run by a voluntary Advisory Group. For any further information, please contact Anna Stone astone@iwda.org.au

girls ink
Girls ink is a new re-visioned feminist creative forum including workshops and an on-line zine/free press. This is a safe space to explore and release creativity.

Giulia Rozzi, comedian/producer/speaker
Giulia Rozzi is a comedian, producer,writer, and educational speaker on eating disorders and body image.

Gloria Naylor
Novelist, works include "The Women of Brewster Place."

goldenrod music
Goldenrod specializes in women's music, and are main distributors for artists like Ani Difranco,Melissa Ferrick, Holly Near, and Bitch and Animal. Goldenrod is woman owned and operated;we have been merging politics culture and music for over 28 years.

Guava Magazine
Travel magazine for women. Encourages and inspires women to look beyond our borders and experience different cultures to understand ourselves better. Great tips on saving money for travel and making it a priority.

Guerrilla Girls
The Guerilla Girls, a "group of women artists and arts professionals who make posters about discrimination," have included an email address for users who "have stories to tell about discrimination, [or] ideas for actions and online protests."

Guerrilla Girls On Tour
Guerrilla Girls On Tour is an activist, touring theatre collective founded by three former members of Guerrilla Girls. We tour to 20 college campuses a year with workshops and original plays and performances that dramatize women's history and prove that feminists are funny.

Guerrilla Girls On Tour!
Internationally acclaimed anonymous theatre collective that creates new performances, visual works and street theatre actions designed to combat sexism and prove feminists are funny.

Gwendolyn Brooks
An African-American poet whose works include "we real cool."

h.e.r.s. magazine
h.e.r.s. stands for houston.entertainment.rights.sexuality. We are a bi-monthly magazine for women/lesbians in the Greater Houston area.

Hip Mama
A magazine bursting with political commentary and ribald tales from the front lines of motherhood.

Holly Near
Holly Near, a singer, producer, actor, author, activist, and teacher, has a website that includes a biography, tour information, album info, and booking availability.

Home of the Historic National Woman's Party
We are a women's history museum with unparalleled archives and a collection of fine art and artifacts from the women's suffrage and equal rights movements. Our docent-led Museum tours tell the inspiring and still unfinished story of women's quest for full citizenship. We are the historic headquarters of the National Woman's Party since 1929. The NWP, established in the final years of the suffrage movement, was, following the ratification of the 19th Amendment, the main women's rights organization in the U.S. until the 1960s. In the post-suffrage era, the primary focus of the NWP was the passage and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, authored by NWP founder, Alice Paul, in 1923. We are one of the oldest houses on Capitol Hill with a fascinating history as part of Washington's political and social scene for over 200 years. We are a National Historic Landmark, recognized by the Secretary of the Interior in 1974 for its significance to the history of the United States. The House, along with the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and the Star Spangled Banner, was one of the four nationally significant preservation projects named by Congress in the legislation that established the "Save America's Treasures" program.

Home: A Film By Nancy Deren
An honest look at three generations of women coping with family dysfunction and substance abuse. Directed by Nancy Deren, a veteran Hollywood production designer. Lorna (TRACI LORDS) and her mother (K CALLAN) thought they had washed their hands of each other, but life gets a jolt when Lorna decides to turn over a new leaf -- to stay off drugs and move back home. Caught in the crossfire is Lorna's young daughter Dorrie (11-yr-old SIERRA FARBER), who's greatest desire is to have her family together. A tense journey into a matriarchal triangle, HOME is directed in an unsentimental style with a quiet, deliberate pace. Luminously shot by Jeffrey Jur (CARNIVALE), it is a layered and subtle piece, simultaneously about the hope of youth, the resignation of age, and personal responsibility.

Hothead Paisan
This tongue-in-cheek "homicidal lesbian terrorist" comic book character is the creation of artist Dianne DiMassa. Very out-of-date website created by a Hothead Paisan fan about the strip. Hothead's a 'homicidal lesbian terrorist' who goes on occasional killing sprees when exposed to Neo-Nazis, anti-abortion protestors, & rapists. The site's not great, and it's at least three years out-of-date, but the comic is great.

Hourglass Group
Hourglass Group is a not-for-profit theatre company based in New York City committed to developing and producing provocative plays by writers who experiment with heightened dramatic language and innovative theatrical forms. Our focus is adventurous new plays by women writers and neglected vintage American comedies. We are best known for producing the first NY revival of Mae West's play SEX and, more recently, the world premiere stage adaptation of TROUBLE IN PARADISE.

Hymn to Her
feminist collage series -- bible heroes as women using Christian art and photos of classic actresses

In Other Words
In Other Words Books and resources is a site by, for and about women that contains information about Portland, Oregonfeminist events.

Incite Pictures
The company, a partnership of Award Winning Producers/Directors Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt, produces documentaries and educational materials that of social significance. A few of their films include Live Free or Die, an inside look at the life of a doctor who performs abortions (PBS: Point of View Series: September 26th, 2000), The Abortion Pill, the controversial story of the French drug RU-486 (PBS l997), and Help Wanted in which a young woman bicycles across country as a tribute to murdered abortion provider, Dr. Barnett Slepian. Their newest film, "The Education of Shelby Knox" won at Sundance in 2005, launched the POV series on PBS, and is a festival favorite nationwide.

Indigo Girls
This harmonious folk-rock duo's official home page includes music and video clips, tour information, discography, and a "photo album."

Internationalist Books & Community Center
Internationalist Books is a volunteer run collective, a not-for-profit bookstore, a progressive community center, and a community owned cooperative in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Isabel Allende
Latina American writer.

Jacque Harper
Thisfeminist artist exhibited her intricate and interesting Black and White Woodcut Prints atfeminist EXPO 2000. Her work includes "Feminist Landscapes" and "Famous Women in History" themes.

Jamie O'Reilly
Performer, producer and arts activist Jamie O'Reilly runs a small cultural arts business in Chicago, providing women's programs, recordings and consulting to non-profits and free-lance artists. A feminist activist for over 25 years, Jamie uses folk, classical & period music presented in theaters and cultural centers, to highlight the power and musings of women. Known for powerful interpretations of ballads, she writes lyrics and collaborates with Michael Smith. TheIr recordings of Pasiones: Songs of the Spanish Civil War, and The Gift of the Magi are sold worldwide. She is currently touring and recording the anti-war piece, "Songs of the Kerry Madwoman", a song cycle based on Mad Mis--the 7th C mythological woman, with lyrics by Poets for Peace awardwinner Patricia Monaghan.

Jane Austen Information Page
Includes annotated text of Austen'sclassic novels, as well as quotes, letters, and some light-hearted Jane Austen humor.

Jane Evershed
The home page of thisfeminist artist contains samples of her work, such as her "Power of Women" series, and accompanying poetry.

Jane Smiley
Author of "A Thousand Acres" which won the National Book Critics Circle Award in 1991.

Jewish Women and The Feminist Revolution
An online exhibit focusing on the role of Jewish women in forming the feminist movement and transforming Judaism. From the Jewish Women's Archive.

Jewishfeminist Resources
At this bookstore you can find all of your favorite books written by and about Jewishfeminists. Order books through this site and a portion of the proceeds can go to "Bridges: A Journal for Jewishfeminists and Our Friends."

Joan Baez
This legendary folk singer's extensive home page contains tour information, links to other artist's pages, a discography and a band biography.

Joan Didion
Author of "After Henry" web page features a biography, information on works,and links to other sites.

Joan Hess
Feministmystery novelist, her works feature Claire Malloy, a bookseller, and Arly Hanks, Chief of Police of Maggody, Arkansas.

Judy Gorman
JUDY GORMAN: This NYC feminist singer/songwriter/guitarist performs throughout the USA & other countries at festivals, colleges, clubs and conferences.You can hear her cd THE RISING OF US ALL - 18 songs peace & justice, work & women, struggle and celebration and her cd, ANALOG GIRL IN A DIGITAL WORLD. Also at Judy's site read about her lecture on the MULTICULTURAL HISTORY OF WOMEN AND MUSIC / FINDING OUR OWN VOICE - ALL OF US.

Judy Gorman music
This NYC feminist singer/songwriter/guitarist performs throughout the USA & other countries at festivals, colleges, clubs and conferences.You can hear her cd, THE RISING OF US ALL - 18 songs peace & justice, work & women, struggle and celebration and her cd, ANALOG GIRL IN A DIGITAL WORLD. Also at Judy's site read about her lecture on: THE MULTICULTURAL HISTORY OF WOMEN AND MUSIC / FINDING OUR OWN VOICE - ALL OF US. (To hear the song Judy wrote for & sang at the March for Women, 4/25/04, please click below ... http://www.marchforwomen.org/content/index.php?pid=121

Judy Horacek
This Australian cartoonist often focuses on feminism and social justice. Visit her site for a much-needed laugh at the expense of the patriarchy!

Julia Alvarez
Best-selling Dominican-American author of "How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents," "In the Time of the Butterflies," and "Yo!"

June Jordan
This page features biography and a list of publications of this essayist, poet and professor at UC Berkeley.

June Jordan
This page features biography and a list of publications of this essayist, poet and professor at UC Berkeley.

Kate Perkins - Global Freelance Writer
A 50 year old African American female Global Freelance Writer has finally settled down and runs a website for Independent Authors. The site connects the authors, readers, and those who could use their services.

Kate Schutt
A performer who defies genre, Kate Schutt infuses pop covers and original tunes with a jazz sensibility, deliverity with a fiery presence and a mezmerising voice. Check out her page for tour dates and CD info.

Kelsey St. Press
50 Northgate Berkeley, CA 94708 Phone: (510) 845-2260 Fax: (510) 548-9185 Founded in 1974 by a group of writers who felt compelled to address the historical marginalization of women writers by mainstream publishers.

Killing in the Name of Life: Terrorism Against Abortion Clinics
This short, educational video documents the domestic terrorism campaign carried out by the anti-abortion movement against reproductive health clinics nationwide.

Kit McClure All Women Band
Web site of Kit McClure Band, an all women band based in New York City.

Kristin Lems
feminist singer-songwriter and ERA balladeer Kristin Lems has an interactive website, with video and audio clips, her current performing itinerary, "reflections on recent gigs," links, and online ordering of her CDs, cassettes, books, and lps. Kristin authored "Ballad of the ERA," "Mammary Glands," "Farmer" (Call me a Farmer, not a Farmer's Wife), "My Mom's a Feminist," "We Will Never Give Up," "The First Five Minutes of Life," "Wrinkles," and many other woman-affirming classics. Kristin founded the National Women's Music Festival in 1974 and is interviewed in the recently-released award winning documentary, "Radical Harmonies." Her feminist songs are also included in Smithsonian Institution's Grammy nominated collection, "The Best of Broadside."

L7
This is the official web site of L7, the hardcore punk band that has performed many concerts forfeminist Majority's Rock for Choice program. The site includes tour dates and merchandise.

Leading to Beijing: Voices of Global Women
On this radio show, women from all over the world discussed the work they have done since the first UN Women's Conference in Mexico City 20 years ago. The site includes profiles on global women leaders and links to women's resources.

Leila Cabib: Cartoonist/Illustrator
Topical cartoons and humorous illustrations.

Lenelle Moise: feminist poet, playwright & performance artist
A self-identified "culturally hyphenated pomosexual poet," LENELLE MOISE creates personal-political texts about being bicultural (Haitian-American), and the intersection of race, class, culture, gender & resistance. In addition to featured performances in a number of cafes, bookstores, and theatres, Lenelle regularly performs/conducts workshops at the university level. Recently named the 2005-06 recipient of the Astraea Loving Lesbians Award for Poetry, Lenelle is currently touring WOMB-WORDS, THIRSTING, her acclaimed autobiofictional solo performance. Lenelle co-wrote the feature film, "Sexual Dependency" (2003). Her writing is also featured in the anthologies REDLIGHT: Superheroes, Saints & Sluts (Arsenal Pulp Press 2005) and Homewrecker (Soft Skull Press 2005). To book Lenelle for an event, please email booking@lenellemoise.com.

Leslie Feinberg
Activist, author and speaker of the transgender movement. Hir "Stone Butch Blues" is a must-read.

Let's Face It; women explore their aging faces.
A serious and funny video documentary. Midlife women look at aging faces, challenge cultural standards of beauty, speak openly about their ambivalence, vanity, anxiety, and self-acceptance.

Lia Matera
This author of the Willa Jansson series has a site that includes information about booksignings, articles, and recommended links for entertainment and research.

Libby Roderick - singer/songwriter
Libby Roderick wrote the global anthem of empowerment "How Could Anyone?" and is an internationally acclaimed singer/songwriter, poet, activist, teacher and lifelong Alaskan

Lifetime Television for Women
This site contains information about the network's shows, with links to each one. It also includes a information about the Women's National Basketball Association and a link to Health Times, a magazine focusing on women's health concerns.

Lily Tomlin
At the Lily Tomlin Customer Service Center, find synopses of sketches with audio and video clips

Linda Allen
A web page that feels like a warm blanket and a room full of women's voices-- visit Linda Allen's site for information on women's songs, women's traditions, and women's music. Get information on her recordings, retreats, and workshops, and pick up a CD.

lip magazine
lip is a non-profit glossy magazine run entirely by volunteers. lip magazine provides teenagers with fun, informative, and truthful articles and fiction relating to their lives and aspirations.

Lisa Alther
This web page provides a guide to Alther's background, with pictures, interviews, critiques and descriptions of books.

Lisa Miscione
Author of the mystery series featuring female protagonist, true crime writer Lydia Strong.

Liz Phair
The fan-created website of this open and direct singer/songwriter features many articles, a detailed discography, and links to other Liz Phair pages.

Louise Erdrich
Salon interview with Native American poet and author.

Love Yourself
View some joy-filled affirmation cards, send an e-card, or read an article on loving yourself. Find comfort, encouragement, and inspiration at this site. Download a free screensaver. Drawn by a feminist lesbian survivor of abuse, these cards are whimsical, joy-filled celebrations of girls and women.

Lucille Clifton
African-American poet with a raw and powerful writing style.

Mainely A Cappella
This site has a variety of resources on a cappella music, not necessarily allfeminist or women artists. Mainely A Cappella also has its own record label, and produces and distributes a cappella albums.

mamazine.com
mamazine.com is an online magazine where "mamas can get real and get happy." mamazine.com critically examines cultural expectations of mamas and resists the unhealthy pressures put on them—while also celebrating the often poignant joys of raising children and of claiming a little time for oneself. The magazine includes an ongoing mama likes “blog” from the editors, as well as poetry, features, personal essays, columns, and interviews from a diverse group of real mamas, women, grandmamas, fathers, and others who want to talk about motherhood in this arena.

Manuskrip Ayik Sadat
it contents poetry, essays and link about literature and culture

Margaret Atwood
Canadian author of "Cat's Eye," "The Handmaid's Tale," and other novels, as well as an extensive collection of short stories, all with strong women protagonists.

Margaret Maron
The site of this Edgar Award winningmystery novelist includes a biography and book information.

Marge Piercy
Everything you've ever wanted to know about Marge Piercy, poet and author of "Woman on the Edge of Time," including her resume, list of books and reviews, reading schedule, and more.

Maria Louise Pool
This Victorian lesbian author wrote novels about women set in New England and the South. This site contains a detailed biography and novel excerpts.

Maria Sochaniewicz - Fine Artist
Paintings, drawings and illustrations by Maria Sochaniewicz. Mixed media on canvas, acrylic and oil paintings on paper and canvas, works on paper. Graphic design.

Marianne Moore
This web site features pictures, a biography, and the poems of Marianne Moore.

Marilyn Wallace: A Wallace Sampler
This suspense writer is also the editor of the Sisters in Crime Anthologies.

Marion Zimmer Bradley
Site of fantasy magazine and information about author.

Marlys by Lynda Barry
Lynda Barry's "groundbreaking" Marlys cartoons; she's inspired many cartoonists working now, especially those trying to write about childhood honestly, with all of its ugliness and misery included.

Mary Baker Art
An contemporary realist painter whose studio is in Newburyport, Massachusetts. The artist is known for her crisp realistic paintings. Commentary on the creative process, creative journey and creative space--the illuminating silence.

Mary Baker Art
A contemporary realist painter. The artist is known for her crisp realistic style. Commentary on her creative process, creative journey and creative space.

Mary Chapin Carpenter
The Sony Records site for this grammy-winning country singer and 1993feminist of the Year includes a biography, discography, tour information, lyrics, and song samples.

Mary Oliver
Accessible poems about nature.

Mary Oliver
Accessible poems about nature.

Mary Vermillion
Mary Vermillion is the author of the Mara Gilgannon mystery series. Her first novel, DEATH BY DISCOUNT—a finalist for two Lambda awards—portrays Wal-Mart’s impact on small-town America. Her second novel, MURDER BY MASCOT, provides a darkly comic look at homophobia, sexual violence, and media madness in the world of Division I basketball.

Maxine Hong Kingston
Chinese-American author of "The Woman Warrior" and other works.

Maya Angelou
Biographical information, list of books, and links for this poet, dramatist and autobiographical writer.

Maya Angelou
James Baldwin writes,"You will hear the regal woman, the mischievous street girl; you will hear the price of black woman's survival and you will hear of her generosity. Black, bitter, and beautiful, she speaks of our survival" of Maya Angelou's poetry.

Media Projects, Inc.
Media Projects, Inc. has been making documentary films and educational videos for over 25 years. Founded by filmmakers, Allen Mondell and Cynthia Salzman Mondell, MPI specializes in exploring topics of social concern. Our films have won numerous national awards and have been selected for prestigious screenings in the United States and abroad. Some have received specialized theatrical distribution and have aired on PBS and national cable networks. The Spirit of Women - Will broadcast nationwide March 1st on Independent Lens with a name change as Sisters of '77 Academy Award Winning Actress Susan Sarandon will introduce it. On an historic weekend in November 1977, 20,000 women and men attended the first federally funded National Women's Conference in Houston, Texas, where they caucused, argued and finally hammered out resolutions that revolutionized the women's movement. Watch archival footage and interviews with past and current activists and participants. An INDEPENDENT LENS acquisition.

Melomag
Online magazine devoted to creative art form from around the world. Presenting reviews, articles, images and music samples to inform and educate readers.

Merrifield Studio Women's History Posters
Website features full-color portraits of historical women whose faces and lives have been obscured or neglected. The artist strives to reinforce the visual impact of women's history.

Me'Shell Ndegéocello
The web page of this talented R&B artist includes a discography, a picture show, articles, and a biography.

Miranda
A zine about motherhood and other adventures. Miranda features honest essays about parenthood by the feminist mother of two boys, tales of life overseas, and lots of talk about books.

Missing in Action: The Women Behind Television's Golden Age
"Missing in Action" is an independent documentary that tells the untold story of the unsung women who helped to invent television in post-war New York. They were television's first directors, producers, writers, and PAs; but no one knows who they are today. This documentary turns the spotlight on these behind-the-scenes pioneers, toppling stale ideas of 1950’s Woman and of Television’s Golden Age. A great source of information about women in that period and place.

MommyBloggers
Redefining the "mommyblogging" label. Mommybloggers features great writers from different backgrounds, races, religions, orientation and gender, to expose the diversity of mommybloggers on the internet.

Mother Jones
A magazine of investigation and ideas for independent thinkers.

MotherVerse Magazine
A magazine dedicated to revealing the many shades of motherhood through unique and intelligent literary works, global activism, opinion sections, and much more. Featuring the diverse voices of thinking mothers everywhere.

Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing
Film Director Linda Thornburg's 22-year journey to bring May Sarton's novel Mrs. Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing to the big screen came to fruition in 2005. "Mrs. Stevens" is the first and only film adaptation of a Sarton novel. This site provides history, biographical links for Sarton fans, and details of festival screenings of the film.

Ms. magazine
Now published by the Feminist Majority Foundation, Ms. continues to be an award-winning magazine recognized nationally and internationally as the media expert on issues relating to women’s status, women's rights, and women's points of view.

Muse Cincinnati Women's Choir
MUSE is a women's choir dedicated to musical excellence and social change. In keeping with our belief that diversity is strength, we arefeminist women of varied ages, races, and ethnicities with a range of musical abilities, political interests, and life experiences. We are women loving women; we are heterosexual, lesbian and bisexual women united in song. We commission and seek out music composed by women, pieces written to enhance the sound of women's voices, and songs that honor the enduring spirit of all peoples. In performing, we strive for a concert experience that entertains, inspires, motivates, heals, and creates a feeling of community with our audience.

n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal
The only international feminist art journal in the world which concentrates on women writing about the work of contemporary women (visual) artists. The journal is published in two editions, one online, another in print. It is a not-for-profit, academic journal.

Naiad Press
P.O. Box 10543 Tallahassee, FL 32302 Phone: (850) 539-5965 Fax: (850) 539-9731 A publisher of lesbian non-fiction, mystery, romance, and short stories. A few video titles available as well.

Nervy Girl!
The thinking woman's magazine

networking newspaper magazine
Monthly publication for executive women and women of achievement targeting women business owners, entrepreneurs not-for-profit fundraising, Long Island, New York metro area and beyond. "Who's who, what's what for enterprising executives since 1991." Profiles, articles, monthly calendar of events.

Never Go Back: The Threat to Legalized Abortion
Produced by FMF Board Member Lorraine Sheinberg and narrated by Carrie Fisher, this 15 -minute video outlines the threat that upcoming Supreme Court retirements pose to accessible, legal abortion in the United States.

new feminist bookstore
We specialize in feminist literature, subculture studies, progressive politics, cultural movements, and non-sexist young adult/children’s books (mostly new but some used). In addition, we have many lovely gift items such as magazines, t-shirts, bumper stickers, magnets, buttons, soy candles, homemade books and journals, pepper-spray, cards, pride-gear, local art, stationery, zines and more! We are located at 2241 S Kinnickinnic Ave (just north of the intersection of KK and Lincoln) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 8pm and Sundays from 11am to 5pm. Please check our calendar for our most up-to date events/clubs/workshops. See you here!!!! Broad Vocabulary 2241 S Kinnickinnic Ave Milwaukee, WI 53207 www.broadvocabulary.com info@broadvocabulary.com 414.744.8384

New Moon
A Magazine for Girls and Their Dreams

New Victoria Publishers
P. O. Box 27 Norwich, VT 05055 Phone: (802) 649-5297 or (800) 326-5297 New Victoria Publishers is a nonprofit literary and cultural organization producing lesbian feminist fiction and nonfiction since 1976.

New Words
This women's bookstore in Cambridge Massachusetts provides links to publishers,feministpresses, bookstore resources and information about local women's studies departments. The site is updated regularly with staff favorites and a section entitled "What's new and hot."

Nicola Furlong
Mystery writer whose works feature female athletic detective characters.

Nikki Giovanni
This site includes a chronological biography, list of published works and recordings, and details on Giovanni's awards and honorary degrees.

Nina Paley
Homepage of Nina Paley, creator of "Nina's Adventures," which is kind of afeminist's view of daily life.

novels about women's courage
Website for the author, Lilian Nattel: Myth meets history in these novels about the courageous lives of ordinary women. Description of novels, research, inspiration, background. Will soon include audio files of readings and other links.

Ntozake Shange
Poet who choreographed her poems.

NW Women's Journal
A smart publication written by, for and about women.

Octavia Butler
Visit the home page devoted to African-Americanscience fiction writer Octavia Butler for a bibliography, links to a biography, and commentary.

Off Our Backs
A feminist news journal created to provide information and to serve as a forum and a resource for feminist ideas and theory, and feminist, women's and lesbian culture.

On Hostle Ground
On Hostile Ground is a documentary that enters the lives of three abortion providers to reveal the practical, legal, and emotional obstacles they face daily. Addressing the violence and harassment that these doctors face, the film is a powerful exploration of an important issue for women and medical professionals today. Check out the screening dates and resource guide.

On The Issues
The Progressive Women's Quarterly

Ovature
A feminist e-zine covering politics, culture, literature and other topics. Created by Ms. bulletin board members.

Oxygen
This 2000-launched website and television network for women covers a range of topics, from motherhood to politics to reproductive health. Visit the site for news, tips, message boards, and more.

Painted Ladies
A web resource for heavily tattooed women. Profiles, female-friendly artists, and so much more.

Paris Press
P.O. Box 487 Ashfield, MA 01330 Phone/Fax: (413) 628-0051 Paris Press publishes feminist literary work in all genres from the experimental and politically radical to work by worthy yet neglected writers. Ashfield, MA 01330 Phone/Fax: (413) 628-0051

Peninsula Women's Chorus
The Peninsula women's chorus is a talented vocal ensemble in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Plain View Press
P.O. Box 33311 Austin, TX 78704 Phone/Fax: (512) 441-2452 or (800) 878-3605 "A community of writers, readers, and artists inventing a paradigm shift." At 25 years old, Plain View Press is several hundred people whose literary work and art have grown into 120 books.

Polly Whitney
Author of adventurous roller-blading mysteries.

Primarily A Cappella
This site is a good resource for information about and discography of a cappella groups including Sweet Honey in the Rock and Zap Mama.

Project Gutenberg
The web page of this enormous effort to putclassic books on-line allows users to view available texts by title and by author. In addition, a listing of other electronic text resources is available.

Queen Bee Productions
A professional organization producing theatre and creative programming that work to change how society views women and how women view themselves. From live theatre performances, to workshops, retreats, talks and event planning, QBP works with community organizations to foster a cooperative and empowering environment advocating for women on important issues.

Rabble
A progressive political journal from Canada.

Radcliffe Choral Society
The Radcliffe Choral Society of Harvard University is a choir of fifty women dedicated to excellence in the performance of music for women's voices, with a repertoire that ranges from secular to sacred, Renaissance to recent, a cappella to accompanied.

Radclyffe Hall
This short biography and list of works by this famous lesbian author is on The Knitting Circle site, the Lesbian and Gay Staff Association of the South Bank University, London.

Radiance Magazine
An upbeat quarterly for women of all sizes.

Rebecca Wells
Author of "The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood."

Respect: A Musical Journey of Women
A musical theater production of 60 song excerpts from 1902 through 2004, showing how women have been portrayed from co-dependent to independent; from *Someone to Watch Over Me* to *I Will Survive.* RESPECT has been playing continuously for one year in Florida and is now in open-ended runs on three cities. It's the story of women, told through the voice of pop music.

Revelations: Exposing the Radical Right
This eye-opening 18-minute documentary video (even to thefeminist veteran) exposes the convergence of right-wing political, religious and economic forces in the U.S.

Review of New Feminist Horror Novel!
A wonderful review of the newly released feminist horror novel called MORBID CRAVINGS. Reviewed by Marcus Lessa for Blog Critics.org.

Rita Mae Brown
Southernfeminist writer, her works include the "Sneaky Pie Brown"mystery series and the "lesbianclassic" "Rubyfruit Jungle."

Robin McKinley
This site includes letters by the author, a biography, summaries of her books and surveys by readers.

Robin Morgan
Author and founder of "Sisterhood is Global."

ROCKRGRL Magazine
The only national magazine that supports a woman's right to rock, ROCKRGRL has been fighting stereotypes of women in music for a decade. Our mission is create opportunities and provide role models for females that simply want to play rock.

Rocky Road
This film explores the problems and prejudices an interracial couple experiences from their families and society. Read about the story, characters, and filmmakers before "Rocky Road" hits the screens this spring.

Saffire -- the Uppity Blues Women
The web page of this acoustic blues trio includes album information, biographies, sound clips, and concert information.

Said It
Feminist online magazine featuring articles on news, pop culture, politics, activism and more.

Said It Magazine

Sandra Cisneros
List of books and biographical information about this chicana author of "House on Mango Street" and "Women Hollering Creek and Other Stories". This web site provides links to other hispanic authors.

Sandra Scoppettone
Thismystery/suspense author is best known for her Lauren Laurano series, which features a lesbian private investigator. Her site includes a biography, interview, summary of current projects, calendar of appearances, and reviews of other writer's books.

Sapphire
Author of "American Dreams."

Sara Lee
The woman who wields the bass guitar, providing the funk behind artists like the Indigo Girls, Ani DiFranco, Joan Osbourne, and Fiona Apple, goes out on her own! Get info on the solo music, the live shows, etc.

Sarah Paretsky
Sara Paretsky is one of the best known womenmystery authors, whose private detective V.I. Warshawski and gritty Chicago-based mysteries broke ground for women in the previously all male hard-boiledmystery game.

Scribbling Women
Online resource for teaching American women's literature.

Sharon Olds
Feminist poet who writes beautifully about her family.

Sharyn McCrumb
This suspense novelist is the author of the Elizabeth McPhearson mysteries and the Ballad novel series.

Sherri S. Tepper
Fantasy author of "The Awakeners" series.

Shroud of Silence
This powerful 15 minute documentary narrated by Marlo Thomas chronicles the everyday struggle that is life for women under the Taliban regime's brutal system of gender apartheid.

Silver Moon Books
by, for and about women location: 113 - 119 Charing Cross Road, London Silver Moon will soon be one of the UK stores carrying Ms. magazine.

Sister Spit NJ
The website for the NJ women-centric performance poetry group (a tiny lil branch of the naional movement).

Sisterspace
This DC bookstore specializes in books by and about African American women, and sponsors community events and readings.

Slammin' Babes

slice of being
interlaced lines and harmony in colors yield fantastic soft images in a slice of being

Small Hands Designs
Original art, designs, featuring zine, love, Indian, LGBT shirts, mugs and gifts

Sonia Sanchez
Sanchez uses her words to create a bridge between gender, race and age.

Sparkle Hayter
Mystery author.

Spinsters Ink
Thisfeminist publisher's site includes a catalog of books, background information on the company, information on Norcraft: A Writing Retreat for Women, and more. Spinsters Ink focuses on underrepresented women. spinster@spinsters_ink.com

Starhawk
Starhawk is the author of some suspenseful new age/science fictionfeminist novels: "The Fifth Sacred Thing" and "Walking to Mercury."

State University of New York Press
c/o CUP Services, P.O. Box 6525 Ithaca, NY 14851 info@sunypress.edu

Stripped and Teased: Tales from Las Vegas Women
A documentary film that goes behind the Showgirls mythos to tell the true story of real women who live and work in Las Vegas. "A film that not only takes us behind the Hollywood and marketing stereotypes of Vegas women, but delivers a deeply resonant portrait of female strength and endurance that women everywhere can relate to and appreciate." -Las Vegas Weekly

Sue Grafton
This is the official site of the alphabeticalmystery writer. Take a survey, read her biography, or search her books from "A" is for Alibi to "O" is for Outlaw. This site won the People's Choice Web Site award.

superchefblog | super chef blog
Following the careers, empires, and brands of super chefs in America and around the world, Juliette Rossant, the original "Celebrity Chefs" columnist of Forbes magazine and author of Super Chef, makes her insight available on an ongoing basis.

Susan Holtzer: The Mysterious Wolverine
Mystery novelist, including the "Ann Arbor"mystery series.

Sweet Honey in the Rock
Sweet Honey in the Rock describes itself as "not just a singing group; it is a traveling and community based cultural institution, dedicated to the preservation of African American culture through performances." This site includes a discography and biography.

Sylvia Comix
Nicole Hollander's Sylvia comic strip.

Sylvia Plath
Author of "Bell Jar" and "Ariel" poems.

Synchronicity Performance Group
A women's run performance company, Synchronicity is based in Atlanta, and performs a range of politically powerful shows. Past productions include Aphra Behn's "Feigned Courtesans."

Taliban:Prayer for Hate
An educational 12 min. film chronicles the rise of the Taliban regime, and their role exporting drugs and enforcing a brutal system of gender apartheid.

Team Dresch
"Team Dresch is the lesbionic all-dyke rock band of the decade," says this website. The site includes album info, a bio, and other links.

Tennessee Women's Theater Project
A nonprofit, professional theater company -- giving voice to women through theater arts.

Terris McMahon Grimes Presents Sister Sleuth
Thismystery novelist1s site explores mysteries written for and about people of color. Includes an interview with Grimes and information about her new novel.

Terry McMillan
This African-American best-selling author of Waiting to Exhale gives a short interview about the making of the movie based on the novel.

The ACTivist
Published by ACT for Disarmament, this Canada-based magazine monitors globalization, the ecology, and nuclear weapons, among other issues.

The Art of Roberta Westerberg
Transgender woman artist displaying abstract routings, engravings, paintings, drawings, and metal work. She will also be publishing an ongoing journal dealing with art, creativity, and related issues.

the bastard goddess
'the bastard goddess' is the story of three women, mother Prema, daughter Teja and granddaughter Mahima. The story is also about WOMAN. Prema is first under her father's domination, then under her husband and then her son. She is the daughter, the wife the house slave, the passive onlooker as life goes on around her. Teja is the fighter, who tries to fight against the society, fails but fights again in her attempt to end her own suffering. Mahima is the liberator, trying to end all suffering. But all three women are also one. Teja and Mahima are already inside Prema, struggling to come out, as they had always done throughout history. Teja and Mahima had lived before this, but were always put down by man. Only Prema has been with us always, because she was never a threat to man. 'Bastard' is not a dirty word. Calling an illegitimate child a 'bastard' can never be an insult to that child. If it is an insult, it will only be to the man the who fathered the child. A woman also should have a right to have a child, without legally marrying a man. 'Bastard also means fraudulent, or not genuine.

The Brazilian Muse
Your place to find out about the Brazilian music scene in New York City.

The DeWalt Fine Art Gallery
As this visionary artist uses creative mediums to explore lesbianism, her own bisexuality and the emotional residues of surviving incest and rape. Jaeda seamlessly weaves poetry and images into a collection of works which are stunning and contrasting revelations of beauty, anguish and serenity. The DeWalt Fine Art Gallery also includes links to resources for survivors of incest, rape and sexual abuse.

The Education of Shelby Knox
The Website for the 2005 Sundance Award Winner "The Education of Shelby Knox" by Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt, about a teenage Texan girl's battle for accurate sexuality education in her town's public school, where abstinence only is taught. The film and website have been used in world-wide efforts as an educational outreach tool for feminist organizations and individuals to educate and inspire people on the issues of sexual, reproductive and gay rights. A must see site!

The Education of Shelby Knox
The Website for the 2005 Sundance Award Winning Documentary "The Education of Shelby Knox": Sex, Lies and Education" by Marion Lipschutz and Rose Rosenblatt, about teenage Texan, Shelby Knox's battle for medically sound and accurate sexuality education in her conservative Lubbock, Texas, where abstinence only until marriage is taught. The film and website have been used in world-wide efforts as an educational outreach and advocacy in support of reproductive and sexual rights. It's been excellent at inspiring and galvanizing feminists and activists. A must see site!

The Electric Gallery
This on-line gallery displays the art of Native American artists Mary Wyant, Becky Olvera Schultz, and Lawrence Lee.

The Ellen DeGeneres Internet Fan Club
An "unofficial" fan site, this page features current news, links, and ticket information on Ellen Degeneres.

The Estrogen Underground: Reinvention
A humor book geared for the exasperated over-forty woman, the antidote to a youth-and-beauty obsessed culture. Contains thoughtful and humorous essays, and addresses how older women become "invisible" in American society. Pokes gentle fun at dieting, exercise, plastic surgery and New Ageism. We tell baby boom women to reignite their inner lava lamps, and to get radical again.

The Feminist Press at CUNY
311 East 94th Street New York, NY 10128 Phone: (212) 817-7920 Fax: (212) 817-1593 The Feminist Press at the City University of New York is a nonprofit literary and educational publisher devoted to restoring the lost multicultural history and literature of women.

The F-WORD magazine
Hello! My name is Melody Berger and I'm a senior majoring in Women's Studies at Temple University in Philadelphia. I wrote to you several months ago about the feminist magazine I was starting for teens, and I just wanted to let you know that our first issue is online now! :-) Check it out! www.thef-wordzine.com (and forward zee link like mad, por favor?) Peace~ Melody

The Girl's Guide
A twice monthly women's ezine.

The Kate Chopin Project
Created by an honors English class, this site contains a biography and several annotated excerpts of Chopin1sclassic stories and novels, such as "The Awakening."

The Ladyslipper Catalog
This comprehensive catalog of music by women was founded in order to increase public awareness of women's achievements in music and to increase availablity of women's music.

The Lilith Gallery of Toronto
Feminist, political and mythological art. Includes a database of feminist essays and articles.

The M Club
Humor writer Kathryn Sultzbaugh makes noise for women everywhere through her nationally syndicated column.

The Many Faces of Jane Curry
Performer, author, storyteller, and "recovering academic" who tours nationally performing five feminist one-woman shows she has written that use a sense of humor and women's history to educate and entertain.

The National Association of Women Artists
Winners of the prize for the Expo 2000 exhibit booth that best expressed afeminist vision of the future, the National Association of Women Artists encourages the progress of professional women artists and educates the public about the role women have played in American art. Their site has information on the Association and its members, as well as displays of the art of the winners of their annual exhibition.

The National Museum for Women in the Arts
This private non-profit museum claims to house "the single most important collection of art by women in the world." Established in 1981 to enhance the awareness of women's creativity in all aspects of the arts, the museum is located two blocks from the White House in Washington, DC. The site contains a calendar of events and exhibits, frequently asked questions, library and research information, tips for trip-planning and more.

The National Women's Studies Association Journal
The NWSA Journal, a peer-reviewed scholarly publication of the National Women’s Studies Association, is committed to providing a forum in which the research of feminist scholars, established and new, results in critical dialogue. We invite submission of articles in all areas related to Women’s Studies, with emphasis on diversity and internationalism. Articles from all disciplines are welcome; however, writers should keep in mind that the NWSA Journal has a multi-disciplinary audience. We will also consider reports, book reviews, archives, and personal scholarship that engage in a feminist perspective.

The Pacific Empire Chorus
The award-winning Pacific Empire Chorus is a women's performance and competition chorus singing four part, a cappella harmony in jazz, pop, rock, and barbershop styles. Membership includes women from all walks of life who come from eight different north-bay counties.

The Power of Choice Project
A group of concerned citizens working to support pro-choice activities nationwide. Watch out 27 minute documentary "Motherhood by Choice, Not Chance" in English or Spanish.

The Pulling Moon by Heidi Wyss
Existential grrl lit, set 7000 years into a scientifically plausible future. A positive, lesbian separatist drama, free to read online.

The Seattle Women's Ensemble
The Seattle Women's Ensemble is a lesbian-rooted chorus, celebrating the human spirit through music.

The Spirit of Women
Media Projects is a non-profit organization that has been making documentary films and educational videos for over 25 years. The Spirit of Women - In November of l977, twenty thousand women and men left their jobs and homes in cities and towns around the country to meet at the first National Women's Conference in Houston, Texas. Their goal was to end discrimination against women and promote their equal rights. Rare archival footage breathes life into heated debates over issues like the equal rights amendment, reproductive freedom, lesbian rights, sexual preference and minority rights.

The Wilma Theater
THE WILMA THEATER PRESENTS: Heather Raffo’s 9 Parts of Desire February 1 - March 12 Through an extraordinary tour de force one-woman performance, Heather Raffo’s impassioned 9 Parts of Desire unveils the stories of a multitude of Islamic women. A mother, an artist, and a cousin from New York are among this sisterhood. Written by Iraqi-American Heather Raffo, the stories are real and current, emotionally stirring and remarkably revealing. Nominated for the Lucielle Lortel and countless other awards, Heather Raffo’s 9 Parts of Desire has sold out performances in New York and London, and is sure to be an unforgettable evening of theater. “A triumph! Thrilling! An example of how art can remake the world!” - The New Yorker Tickets $10 - $49! Students get 50% off regular ticket prices.* (*does not include $10 student rush tickets) Call the box office today! 215-546-7824 The Wilma Theater - 265 S. Broad Street - www.wilmatheater.org

The Women of Color Web
Writings by and about women of color in the U.S, focusing specifically on issues related to feminism, sexuality, and reproductive health.

The Women's Chorus of Dallas
The Women's Chorus of Dallas (TWCD) is a Dallas-based female chorus with 120 singing members.

The Women's Stand
UK feminist shopping site specializing in postcards, greeting cards and gifts by and for women -- Cath Tate Cards, Jacky Fleming, Annie Lawson

The World's Women On-Line
This graphically impressive site features digital images of artwork created by women artists from all over the world, organized in conjunction with the Fourth World Conference in Beijing, China. There are hundreds of artists listed, with instructions on how to acquire contact information

Theatre Central
This theatre resource guide has a directory of professionals in the field, theatre listings around the world, a newsletter, and other theatre-related links.

Thecontemporary A Capella Society of America
Thecontemporary A Cappella Society of America is a non-profit membership organization that was formed in 1990 to foster and promote a cappella music.

thirst
a historical/environmentalist e-novel for free down load. a protest struggle led by a woman around the 10th century, against the construction of a dam.

Tint Magazine
Independently published magazine created to "Celebrate Women of Every Color".

Toni Morrison
Noble Prize-winning author of "Beloved" and other African-American- and woman-focused novels.

Tori Amos
This official home page of Tori Amos gives up-to-date tour information, biography info, and samples of songs by Amos.

Toronto Women's Bookstore
A Canadian member of the US/Canadafeminist Bookstore Network, this empowering space features books writen by women, for women, and about women's issues. Drop by to take a course on writing, politics, and other empowering topics; visit the website to discuss new works or old favories; or browse books, music and jewelry from their collection.

Traina Robbins
Website of Trina Robbins, author of The Great Women Cartoonists, Eternally Bad: Goddesses With Attitiude, and From Girls To Grrlz: A History of Women's Comics From Teens To Zines.

UC Berkeley Library Web: "The Movies, Race and Ethnicity"
This site explores portrayals of African-Americans, Chicanos/Latinos, Jews, Native Americans and women of all ethnicities and races in movies. Includes links to a diverse collection of filmmakers.

Ursula K. LeGuin
Site ofscience fiction writers including LeGuin. The site features interviews, links and a consise works list of fantasy for children and adults.

VAG (Visual Arts Girls)
Formed in May 2004, VAG (Visual Arts Girls) provides support and community for queer women artists in the Washington, DC area.

vagina vérité
Since Sept. 2000, Alexandra Jacoby has been capturing a glimpse of women's most private selves: She's been working on vagina vérité, a book of vagina portraits - an unabashed exploration of the plain, ordinary, mysterious matter of our vaginas. vagina vérité celebrates individuality and the beauty of all women. vaginaverite.com, the companion web site, is a forum for conversation on vagina-related subjects. It is a repository for personal stories. Its mission is to provide a comfortable environment for women to relate their experiences, propose questions to explore, and learn about services and sources of information. Its purpose is to engender respect and appreciation for our bodies by providing access to each other's experiences.

V-Day
V-Day, the movement sparked by Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues," is dedicated to the end of violence against women and girls.

Venus Zine
The web companion to Venus, a feminist zine that focuses on women who make music. Venus also covers do-it-yourself culture and women artists and writers.

Verdadism
This website from Soraida Martinez, a New York-born artist of Puerto Rican heritage, features the artist's Verdadism abstract paintings, which are juxtaposed with social commentaries against racism and sexism, in order to promote tolerance and a deeper understanding of the human soul.

Vermont Woman
Vermont Woman newspaper “Women’s Voices for the 21st Century” Monthly newspaper addressing the issues of concern and interest to women in Vermont – and beyond.

Virginia Woolf
This comprehensive resource for "woolfians" contains links to sites about the famous author's life and works, photos, and essays.

Vivian Westerman
This artist works in a range of forms- from political cartoons to sculpture. View her work and her writings, or buy art online.

Vivian Westerman
This artist works in a range of forms- from political cartoons to sculpture. View her work and her writings, or buy art online.

Voices from the Gaps
Thisfeminist site allows you to search through a database of women of color authors. The site contains biographical information about these authors as well as lists of works and pictures.

Voices Rising Women's Chorus
Voices Rising is a women's chorus, founded upon feminist principles of community, inclusivity, activism and education. We sing together to give voice to our lives, identities and beliefs, and to celebrate the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and women's communities in and around Boston. Raising our voices in joy and solidarity, we contribute to the growing tradition of the women's choral movement. Through our music, we strengthen ourselves and serve our community's history, present needs and future possibilities.

Voices Unabridged
Voices Unabridged is the premier E-magazine that focuses on issues affecting women's basic rights worldwide. It provides analyses, first hand testimonies and interviews from experts on global issues shaping women´s lives.

Volcano Press
P.O. Box 270 Volcano, CA 95689 Phone: (800) 879-9636 Fax: (209) 296-4515 One of the first publishers of domestic violence books. Women's health titles and some Spanish translations are also available.

Volcano Press
This site contains titles on family violence and women's health, as well as biographies of authors. P.O. Box 270 C Volcano, California 95689-0270 (800) 879-9636

Website for artist Sharon "Mama" Spell
From the Middaye Estate in far away Pittsburgh, PA, Sharon "MAMA" Spell presents: mamarama.net Comedy. Tragedy. Art. Dontcha Wana Mama?

Weekly Empowerment Webcast for Women
Feminist filmmaker Abiola Abrams gives strength and insight on the personal front so that we can face whatever we need to on the professional & political fronts!!!

Wild West Women, Inc.
Summaries and ordering information for a number of fabulous films about great women.

Willa Cather
Information about Willa Cather, author of pioneer novels featuring strong women like "My Antonia". Includes Willa Cather events, and publications by and about Cather.

WINGS: Women's International News Gathering Service
This weekly news and current affairs radio program features speeches and interviews with women from all over the world. This site allows web surfers to listen to samples from recent broadcasts.

Wolfe Video & GayWeb
Find a great list offeminist and lesbian and gay comedy videos. Each video has a synopsis and can be ordered from the site.

Wolfe Video & GayWeb
Find a great list offeminist and lesbian and gay comedy videos. Each video has a synopsis and can be ordered from the site.

Woman Sculpture
Woman Sculpture is a ceramic studio devoted to an artistic vision of women and men in an egalitarian world

Woman Sculpture
Because much of women’s history has been absorbed in to a patriarchical framework, I create feminist sculptures that reclaim and revision women’s symbols, history, and mythology. My work is utopian, and imagines a world where women and men validate each other.

woman/Cinema~Women/cinema
This newsletter by women contains film criticisms. In addition to excerpts from the current issue, this web site provides links to different areas of interest to women, including women's health and women's businesses.

Women and Children First Bookstore
This store contains 30,000+ books, including titles in lesbian and gay fiction and non-fiction, local authors, and many children's titles. The site also has a listing of upcoming events.

Women Artists Archive
Located at Sonoma State University in California, the online version of the archive lists women artists from the Middle Ages to the present day, displays some of their work, and describes the archive's mission.

Women Artists Links
This section from Sojourner, the Boston-based women's journal, features a small number of interesting links.

Women at Sherryart
An attractive site featuring contributions of writing, graphics and other work by and about women, including profiles on women, women artists, and discussions on women's rights.

Women in Cinema: A Reference Guide
This site provides lists and bibliographies for film, cinema, movies, and motion pictures which deal with women's issues.

Women Ink
International marketing and distribution of books written by women.

Women Make Movies
This non-profit media arts organization can be reached via email at info@wmm.com for general information, and orders@wmm.com for info on or orders from their catalogue. Established to address the under-representation and misrepresentation of women in the media, WMM is located at 462 Broadway, Suite 500 D, New York, NY 10013.

Women Rock!
Women Rock! is an annual women's music festival designed to celebrate the creativity, strength, beauty and power women bring to their families, their communities and the world. This year's featured performers include: Dar Williams, Holly Near, Alix Olson and Chris Pureka as well as local and regional artists. Taking place at Spanish Moss Farms in Tallahassee, FL on March 18th, 2006, Women Rock! is an event you do not want to miss. Benefiting the Refuge House, a domestic violence and rape crisis center in North Florida, all proceeds will go to build life-saving programs and services for victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Women Seal Press
3131 Western Avenue #410 Seattle, WA 98121 Phone: (206) 283-7844 Fax: (206) 285-9410 Seal Press is an independent book publisher, owned and operated by women. Offers original, lively, radical, culturally-diverse writing by women.

Women's Cartoon Index
Women's Cartoon Index. Covers a huge range of female cartoonists, mostly mainstream.

Women's Film at the National Film Board of Canada
Created in 1939, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is a public agency that produces and distributes films and other audiovisual works which reflect Canada to Canadians and the rest of the world. This web site provides a review and other information about a recent film that is of interest to women.

Women's History ALIVE!
"Fantastic & Excellent!" are the usual words used to describe Sandra Hansen's one woman plays on famous women in history. Sandra has performed her programs all over the US and in India as well. In "Kate's Pants," Sandra comes out in eleven layers of clothes which she removes to become Amelia Bloomer, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Sojourner Truth and others. "Civil War Women," takes segments from five ordinary, yet extraordinary women's diaries and biographies to show the war through their eyes. Sandra has five plays and a lecture on various topics such as a wacky audience participation program for elementary students on twentieth century women, to a program on historical Hispanic women, to a magic show on Michigan women among others. Programs are available for all ages in all locations.

Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press
Site features a directory of women's media, history and other research information on women in the media.

Women's Theatre and Creativity Centre
The goal of this center is to provide a community base for connecting women with their creativity, mainly through theatre and other art expression. The site includes information about the center’s workshops and performance projects.

Women's Travel
Travel magazine for young women, fostering awareness and self-confidence by traveling to all corners of the earth. Focus on budget, style, language, culture, art, and international politics.

Women's Wire
An international feminist news magazine on the Web.

Womynkind Productions
This site provides information on two live, multimedia programs about violence against women. "That Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady" and "A Rose by Any Other Name" deal with relationship violence and the impact of rape on women in our society. The producer, Nancy Hulse, performs the shows at conferences, colleges, and other institutions as public education and activism, as well as performance art.

Word Power Books
A leading quality, independent, radical and an international bookshop.

Working Films
Working Films is an organization linking independent documentary filmmaking with community education, organizing and direct action to support social, economic and civil justice. Check out their current projects on the current issues facing students and community members across the nation and the globe.

World Birth Magazine
World Birth Magazine addresses the under-representation of women and children in the international news media -- as subjects, reporters, quoted experts, and decision makers. By emphasizing these vital perspectives, we restore balance to global problem-solving dialogues and encourage a more inclusive worldview that embraces the ideas, opinions, and knowledge of women and children worldwide. Our new approach to world issues reassesses global priorities, broadens common notions of leadership, and consistently returns to a central question -- "is this working for our children?"

World Birth Magazine
We feature solutions-oriented commentary on current events from leading women journalists, photojournalists, analysts, writers, luminaries, and youth worldwide. Several internationally known human rights leaders and visionaries have endorsed our publication. Our premier issue, "Finding True Global Security" explores global security through the eyes of women and children around the world. We are currently working to release our premier issue in late May. Until then we are making strong connections with leading organizations who share our vision of full and equal participation of women and children in international media, peacemaking, and global problem-solving.

Wow'Em
This site is devoted to young women in high school and college who are interested in music and art, whether it be choral or instrumental, pottery or drawing, and who also like math,science, and computers.

Writer, comic ex nun on the run
Gently edgy comedy from Kelli Dunham, the typical skateboard-riding, houseboat-living, ex-nun stand-up comic. Even if Kelli were not a a biggole dyke, her comedy would be slightly queer.

Zora Neale Hurston
This page dedicated to the novelist/anthropologist includes an anecdote of how one reader discovered Hurston, story excerpts, photos, information, essays, and links.