duPont Library: Women's and Gender Studies 330: Black Women Activists Writing Change: More Resources

Women's Studies Websites

Sophia Smith Collection of Women's History
The mission of the Sophia Smith Collection of Women’s History is to collect, preserve, and make accessible records documenting the history of women and other gender minorities. It is a rich source for those interested in women’s movements for social change, particularly suffrage, reproductive rights and reproductive justice, and the women’s liberation movement. (description from the collection website)
Feminist Majority Foundation online
FMF engages in research and public policy development, public education programs, grassroots organizing projects, leadership training and development programs, and participates in and organizes forums on issues of women’s equality and empowerment. (from the About page description)
See the "Media" section for publication and document archives.
Women's Liberation Movement Print Culture (Duke University)
This collection contains manifestos, speeches, essays, and other materials documenting various aspects of the Women's Movement in the United States in the 1960s and 1970s. (description from the collection website)
Stanford WCC: Feminist Websites, Blogs, and Resources
This list provided (but not necessarily endorsed) by the Womens Community Center at Stanford University includes publications, support services, advocacy groups, and general resources.

Sewanee Writing Center

Visit the the Sewanee Writing Center web site to learn how to get advice on your writing. It is advised that you make an appointment with one of the writing tutors who are stationed in the library several hours each day.

Jessie Ball duPont Library

Women's and Gender Studies 330: Black Women Activists Writing Change

Women's Studies Websites

Sewanee Writing Center