Women's History Month: Rights/Society

Aims to provide clear women, gender, and rights-based perspectives on women's sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Dedicated to research related to women, girls & crime within the context of a feminist critique of criminology.

Original articles covering contemporary and historical social issues in women's studies.

Dedicated to advancing theory, research and analytically driven applications concerning gender relations at work, the organization of gender and the gendering of organizations. Draws on organisation and management theory, cultural studies etc.

Includes coverage of women's human rights, violence against women, reproductive health, accessibility to women of information and appropriate technology etc.

Publishes articles and reviews on women, gender, sexuality and related issues which are grounded in research undertaken in a number of different countries.

Women's studies based at the University of Michigan.

Provides information on how gender issues and related issues of race, class, sexual orientation and culture impact the lives of women and men.

Covers gender equity issues for students and women who work in education.

Original research articles, theoretical manuscripts and critical reviews concerned with the underlying processes and consequences of gender role socialization, perceptions, and attitudes.

An interdisciplinary journal of women and society that addresses diversity issues involving race, class, sexual preference. Articles are selected by blind review.

Four volumes in two issues per year; peer reviewed coverage of interdisciplinary articles on all aspects of international women's studies.

This National Women's History Museum topic covers such people as Hazel Scott, Anotonia Hernández, Lyda Conley, and other women who have made contributions to the ongoing fight for equal rights.

Among the virtual exhibits of the NWHM are "Sojourner Truth," "Timeline: Civil Rights Movement," "Standing up for Change: African American Women and the Civil Rights Movement," and more.