- National Museum of Women in the Arts - Exhibits, preserves, acquires, and researches art by women and educates the public concerning their accomplishments.
- Voice of the Shuttle - Web Page for Humanities Research. UCSB has a structured and briefly annotated guide to online resources on many topics, including: women studies, gender studies.
- Women's Early Music / Art / Poetry - If you are looking for information on women's influence on music, art and poetry, visit this site.
- National Women's History Project - A nonprofit educational organization with the goal of promoting gender equity through education about women's diverse lives and accomplishments.
- The Victorian Web - Comprehensive site exploring literature, history and culture in the age of Victoria. She inherited the throne of Great Britain in 1837 at 18, and reigned until 1901.
- Women's Studies Resources - Activism, Art, Communication and Media, Development - WID, Feminist Theory, History, Literature, Music, Sports, General or Mixed.
- Virtual Library Museums - Directory of
worldwide online museums, libraries, galleries
and other archives.
- Women and Performance - This journal features essays, scripts, interviews and articles on performance from interdisciplinary feminist perspectives. Site also
features the Feminist Yellow Pages.
- Best Sites for Women - Comprehensive list of fun, educational and safe sites for women. Gardening, recipes, music downloads, crafting, art galleries, museums, free graphics, health and more.
- Women's Studies Resources - A
thoughtful wealth of sites with descriptions.
- WOW'EM - A website devoted to young women with interests in the digital media arts, both music and visual. Links to
science museums, media history, art and music schools.
- Women and Nature - University of Wisconsin's Special Collections has an online exhibit of women's involvement in gardens, illustration, astronomy, music, literature and much more.
- Lesbians and the Arts - Bibliography and research guide by Tanya Powell and Sandra Scheck.
- Quotable Women - Quotes from Virginia Woolfe to Louisa May Alcott.
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