Since 1966 the National Organization for Women (NOW) has been advocating for women's rights. Their goal is to have women be full participants in society and ending discrimination against women.
Works to get new laws on the books and enforce existing laws related to women and family issues. They also educate the public about ways to make sure laws and public policies work for women and families.
Provides a wealth of information on the field of Women's Studies.
This division and section of the American Library Association promotes the field of women's studies and provides support in the areas of collection development and services for academic and research libraries.
This digital collection provides photographs, manuscripts, diaries, pamphlets and other materials related to the role of working women in the United States.
Focuses on law pertaining to victims of domestic violence or sexual assault.
Is an excellent source of information in women's studies on a number of topics including studies.