Alcohol and Drug Rehab for Women - "If you are a woman suffering from drug or alcohol addiction and not comfortable with conventional co-ed treatment centers, then you may prefer to seek help in a drug rehab for women"
American Medical Women's Association
- an organization of over 13,000 women physicians and medical students dedicated
to the care of the woman patient and serving as the unique voice for women's
health.
Between Friends - site
offers household hints, parenting tips, time management advice, ideas for
organization, self improvememt, money management, career issues, self employment
and more.
Birthright - "Birthright
provides caring, non-judgmental support to girls and women who are distressed
by an unplanned pregnancy."
work of historians to find and preserve that history.
HealthyWomen - "Comprehensive information
on women's health topics that will help you make informed health decisions."
HomeWorkingMom.com - site
provides ideas, inspiration and support for mothers who choose to work at
home.
Independent
Women's Forum - "The Independent Women's Forum provides a voice
for American women who believe in individual freedom and personal responsibility."
Menopause Online - The Women's Health
Center in Connecticut and the editors of Prevention Magazine want to provide
women with up-to-date, easy to use information about menopause or perimenopause.
Find information on health resources, menopause problems, treatments, vitamins,
herbal remedies, etc. Take a health test, or link to a chat room, or a bulletin
board.
Museum
of Menstruation and Women's Health - "Discover the rich history
of menstruation and women's health on this Web site - MUM for short - devoted
to menstruation and selected topics of women's health."
National
Women's Hall of Fame - Portraits and profiles of the close to two hundred
notable women of the United States (living and deceased) inducted into the
Hall of Fame since its founding in 1969.
OBGYN.net
- physician-reviewed service offering medical professionals, women and industry
a home for publishing, accessing information and global interaction.
Nurturing Network, The - "Offering
the practical support a woman needs to give her child life... and make the
most of hers as well."
Places Where Women Made History
- This site highlights 74 historic properties in Massachusetts and
New York that are listed in the National Register.
Rural Womyn Zone - Dedicated to reaching
the online community of rural feminists, this site has links to many
local and global womens issues. Topic areas include book lists,
demographics, maps, rural libraries, domestic violence alternatives,
sustainable agricultural, welfare reform, and health care needs.
SeniorWomen.com - "We've fashioned
this site in an attempt to reflect a number of personal and public issues
that will cover, in part, women's personal and public concerns. We also hope
it reflects those two most compelling relationships, that of community and
connectivity."
Statistics and Indicators of
the World's Women - A statistical source-book providing a comprehensive
analysis of how women fare worldwide in a broad range of fields including
families, health, education, work, human rights and politics.
Susan B. Anthony LIst - "Our
organization is dedicated to training pro-life activists and candidates,
advocating the passage of pro-life legislation in Congress, working to dispel
the myths about abortion, and increasing the percentage of pro-life women
in Congress through our Candidate Fund."
TargetWoman - TargetWoman is a directory/portal dedicated to Women - Articles of lasting value from Hair styles to liposuction, from working women to fashion jewellery and a handpicked listing of sites of importance to women.
USA Women's Suffrage
- comprehensive Web site with over 150 entries on the struggle for women's
suffrage in the United States, including biographies of 60 women involved
in the campaign.
Women Come to the Front: Journalists,
Photographers, and Broadcasters During World War II - site focuses
on the work of eight women who chronicled life for Americans during the war,
both at home and overseas. Brief biographical sketches are followed by lists
of resources within the Library of Congress, some of which are also online.
The women profiled are Therese Bonney, Toni Frissell, Marvin Breckinridge
Patterson, Clare Boothe Luce, Janet Flanner, Esther Bubley, Dorothea Lange,
and May Craig. - Recordings, art works and writings that span the years from
early to modern America. Along with extensive Web links.
Women's Health.gov - "The Office on Women's Health provides information, tools, calculators, and statistics on women's health topics as well as information for health professionals."
