Archif Menywod Cymru/Women's Archive of Wales
Feminist Archive North (FAN), our sister organisation, based at the University of Leeds. The website includes a chronology of the Women's Liberation Movement 1965-1979, with an emphasis on Leeds and Bradford.
Honno is The Welsh Women's Press and has been publishing books by women from Wales since 1986. It is managed by an all-female committee and is run as a co-operative with (female) shareholders across the world (no financial liability). Any profit is reinvested as it is a not-for-profit organisation. It is dedicated to women, and to furthering creative, artistic and employment opportunities for women, as well as redressing the balance in the field of literature.
The Women's Library in London. Once the Fawcett Library, now reborn.
A list of web resources on women's history plus general information about the Genesis Project. The Genesis database contains over 2000 collection descriptions.
Women's Studies Archive Collections, University of Hull.
Women's Studies information sources, University of York Library. The site contains a comprehensive list of links to resources on the Internet and round the world.
(Please note that it is primarily a resource for staff and students of the University of York, and the subject librarian is not able to answer anything more than the briefest enquiries from external users.)
The West of England and South Wales Women's History Network, University of the West of England.
Glasgow Women's Library. Also houses the
Lesbian Archive and Information Centre.
Institute for Women's Studies, University of Lancaster.
Centre for the Study of Women and Gender, University of Warwick.
Redstockings Women's Liberation Studies Archives for Action Catalog. Archives for Action is a project established in 1989 to make the formative and radical 1960's experience of the women's liberation movement more widely available for the taking stock needed for new understandings and improved strategies. Based in the USA.
Women's History Collections at Goteborg University Library are the Swedish National Resource Library for women's and gender studies. The website has an English version. The associated KVINNSAM is a huge interdisciplinary database indexing literature on women and gender with 63% of the entries in English.
The People's History Museum (The National Museum of Labour History reborn), in Manchester.
Click on Labour History Archive, to find Women's History and Politics.
The Women in Theology Group Archive, John Rylands University Library, Manchester.
This page provides links to Mapping the World of Women's Information Services, a database containing over 350 women's information centres and libraries from more than 125 countries; and also to The European Women's Thesaurus (used for cataloguing by The Feminist Archive, and by many much larger feminist organisations.)
An ever-growing collection of material relating to the Greenham Common Peace Camps Songbooks, compiled by Holger Terp for the Danish Peace Academy. There are the words, and even recordings, of many of the songs, plus a large number of photographs.
