• South African Women in Science and Engineering
• Ellen Spertus has made available some of her writings on women in computer science and engineering.
• Gender Issues in Computer Networking, by Leslie Regan Shade. (Conversion to HTML in progress)
• An action plan put out by the University of Madison, Wisconsin, for women in science, engineering, and computing.
• The 1994 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.
• WICSE at Berkeley (Women in CS and EE)
• The Society of Women Engineers

• The Jean Nidetch Women's Center at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
• The Women's Center at Amherst College.
• The Australian Institute for Women's Research and Policy.
• The Women's Resources Project presents information on academic programs in Women's Studies and libraries with strong collections pertaining to the discipline, women and literature, community resources for women, and a gathering of women's resources found on the 'net.
• The inforM database at the University of Maryland
• Women's Centers at other colleges.
• Minnesota Women's Center's Information and Referral Database (IRD) (contains information on counselling, housing, health, finances, women in science and engineering, domestic abuse, and other issues)
• Some information on work towards a Women's Center at MIT
• Women's Studies stuff from a lot of different colleges.
• something about a women's center, from the G&S page people
• yet another neat-o collection of women's studies stuff.
• Calls For Papers on a wide variety of issues

• MIT Engineering Coalition for Excellence in Education and Leadership (ECSEL) pages for women and minorities.
• Stanford's Women in Computer Science (WICS) group now has a web site.
• TAP: The Ada Project at Yale (Tapping Internet Resources for Women in Computer Science)
• The Daphne Jackson Memorial Fellowships Trust awards fellowships to women scientists and engineers wanting to return to their professions after a career break for family reasons.
• Hints For An Academic Career: a collection of hints for women going into academics, compiled by Marianne Winslett.
• Directory of women's professional organizations.

• Safety Net is a list of domestic violence resources including statistics, bibliographies, a handbook on domestic violence, and lists of important numbers for help and information.
• The Sexuality and Gender homepage. This connection can be a little slow, but it has some really great stuff on it.
• A Gender directory is maintained by BAWIT (Bay Area Women in Telecommunications). This link may be a little slow.
• Griggers: Lesbian Bodies
• Mirror Images will be dedicated to the preservation of lesbian culture and herstory.
• Patpong Sisters: An American Woman's View of the Bangkok Sex World
• Assault Prevention Information Network
• Bay Area Model Mugging. It's really cool.
• The Sexual Assault Information Page is a non-profit information and referral service.

• Fit For 2 iscusses staying fit during pregnancy and after childbirth.
• Emergency Contraception. This page provides information on methods of preventing pregnancy after unprotected sexual intercourse.
• SisterLove, Inc. is a non-profit organization established to provide education and support for women by women who are at risk for or who are already infected with HIV or have AIDS.
• A Guide to Women's Health Issues.
• A bibliography of information on women in science, health and technology.
• The New York State Breast Cancer Information Clearinghouse.
• Midwifery WWW server
• Nightingale, the UTennesee Nursing Gopher.
• Homebirth Page
• VA AIDS Information Newsletter
• Nursing Services at Duke University Medical Center
• Barnard College's Women's Handbook, an extensive collection of writings.
• General information on women's health, from UIUC.
• Atlanta Reproductive Health Centre
• Information on Endometriosis

• Amy Goodloe's Women's Resources on the Web
• Jim Mansfield's listing of feminism, women's studies, and women-related sites on the net.
• Women's Wire, back from the land of outdated URLs!
• A wonderful collection of resources on women and minorities in engineering, collected by Ellen Spertus (ellens@ai.mit.edu)
• Laura Hunt's guide to feminist/women's studies resources on the Internet.
• A Women's guide to the Internet. Or something.
• Women in Information Technology
• The Social Science Information Gateway's collection of resources on feminism which is part of the Econoomic and Social Research Council, based at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom.
• Women's Web will contain news, Internet resources and a forum for the discussion of women's issues. Check periodically for new content.

• Feminist Activist Resources on the Net, maintained by Sarah Stapleton-Gray
• Geekgirl is a magazine for "girls who'd rather have a modem than a pony." This is really weird.
• The home page of the Fourth World Conference on Women.
• Bluestocking: Get a leg up on feminism with Blue Stocking. Fun, controversial, pro-sex, with heart and an open forum. Blue Stocking features art, poetry, articles, cartoons, opinion pieces and letters.
• The London Lesbian Avengers
• The Global Fund for Women.
• A fact sheet on women's political progress in the USA.
• Biographies of Women in Congress
• Feminist Activist World Wide Web Page

• A paper on how the general topic of women and religion might be connected to the net.

• A Celebration of Women Writers".
• Exhibits of Contemporary Women Artists and info about the women artists archive resource at Sonoma State University.

• For a long, long list of more resources, search for "women" here.
• a gopher thing
• Another pile of gopher stuff. What a mess. Great stuff though, if you can find it.

maintained by Jessie Stickgold-Sarah