Site Listings

9to5: National Association of Working Women
9 to 5 is one of the U.S.'s largest working women's organizations, and their site contains up-to-date information on sexual harassment and the law. The advocacy organization promotes women's rights to family-friendly policies, fair treatment on the job, and an end to discrimination, pay inequity, harassment, and poverty.

ABA Commission on Women in the Profession
This section of the American Bar Association's site provides information on the Commission, including press releases, program notes, and the contents of two newsletter issues.

Action Without Borders
This website includes over 37,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 165 countries, which you can search or browse by name, location or mission. It also includes thousands of volunteer opportunities in your community and around the world, and a list of organizations that can help you volunteer abroad.

Advancing Women
Business resource destination offering technology, services, and support for women business owners

African American Women in Technology
This non-profit organization is dedicated to "the education, support and advancement of African-American women in the field of Information Technology." Their site contains information about the group, as well as news and resources for African-American women interested in IT.

AIESEC
AIESEC is a global network of over 50,000 members from over 83 countries working to build a better world through a variety of international work exchanges run between over 87 countries. The exchanges cover five key topics: creating cultural understanding, building a learning society, globalizing the information society, developing entrepreneurs and helping make companies more socially responsible.

American Society of Women Accountants
Founded to enable women in all fields of accounting to achieve their personal, professional and economicpotential and to contribute to the future development of the profession. The Huntsville chapter site of the ASWA provides membership information and links to other chapters and sites.

An Online Directory for Women Owned Businesses
WomenWorking4Women supports and promotes women owned businesses and women and children focused charities.

Association for Women in Computing
The Association for Women in Computing is a non-profit organization that promotes women in technology by offering a variety of services. Find a chapter near you, apply for a membership, search for jobs in the technical arena, and link to other sites that empower women in technology on this site.

Bay Area Business Women's Calendar
The online version of the monthly newspaper contains columnists, links, and of course the monthly calendar of related events.

BizWomen
This ambitious, still-developing site aims to be the one-stop resource for information relating to Women and Business. Its many excellent existing features -- from an Introductory Tour to a large collection of topical links -- will soon be complemented with more ambitious efforts, such as a realtime chat section and extensive networking opportunities. A few of the more exciting options, like an online 'business card,' are fee-based, and first-time users must register as members.

BPW Melbourne Club
The Business and Professional Women Melbourne Club, Foundation Club of Australia site has newsletter, and meeting notes, a history of the club, a listing of other Australian clubs and a hotlist.

Briefcase Moms
Briefcase Moms helps working mothers live a balanced life without work and family stress. Life coach Lisa Martin shows you how to find work life balance.

Business and Professional Women/USA
Business and Professional Women/USA "provides networking opportunities, resources, career positioning, educational programs and visibility for its members nationwide. " Their broad website contains information on workplace environment and discrimination and features their newsletter.

Campus Access
This site has a categorized list of Canadian internships, American internships and international internships and organizations. Each organization details their particular internship and volunteer opportunities (mission statements as well as contact address, email and website address).

Census Bureau
This government agency has made a large number of its files available to the public. Of particular interest is the collection of Women-and Minority-Owned Business Surveys.

Class Action
A new organization working to build bridges across the class divide and linking issues of race and gender with class. Our mission is to raise consciousness about the issues of classism: class and money, and their powerful impact on our individual lives, our relationships, organizations, institutions, and culture. We aim to heal the wounds of classism, support the development of cross-class alliances, and work with others to catalyze the movement of resources to where they are most needed to create justice, equity, and sustainablity for all.

DevNetJobs
DevNetJobs list job opportunities for free in International Development Sector, including gender in development, for over 1200 recruiters. Over 46000 colleagues currently subscribe to the free fortnightly jobs newsletter which may be subcribed by sending a blank email to: developmentjobs-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

Diversity Jobs
Workplace diversity board that provides visitors with the latest news, jobs, articles, opinions and information about issues relating to diversity in the workplace.

Federally Employed Women
FEW is a private non-profit organization working as a constructive pressure group to improve the status of women employed by the Federal government and by the District of Columbia government. The site contains information concerning on-going legislative efforts, training opportunites, particularly the National Training Program, and provides links to regions and chapters for local contact. Also find a short calendar of events, information for members including a job search and scholarship information, and information about the organization and its focus areas.

Feminist Career Center
Job listings, and internship directory, position-wanted forms for resume-posting, and a listing of job banks on the Internet. Weekly email list with recent job postings.

feminist college program
This college offers a 2 year full-time program and a 3 1/2 year part-time program entitled 'Assaulted Womens and Childrens Advocacy and Counseling Program' and a strong feminist analysis.

Feminist Economics
Journal on feminist economics sponsored by the International Association for Feminist Economics

Growthink Research
Growthink Research publishes venture capital funding reports that analyze financing trends for emerging companies. In addition to publishing dozens of "off-the-shelf" funding research reports, Growthink Research also performs client-specific market and competitive research projects. Our 2004 Venture Funding for Women Entrepreneurs Report is a gender-based analysis of venture capital investments. This 400 page study identifies and profiles 671 companies with women executives that successfully raised venture capital.

Human Resourses Training Materials
Free and immediately available human resourse training material on such subjects as sexual harassment, diversity in the work place and communication and assertiveness.

International Women's Media Foundation
Informs journalists worldwide about the free resources available on our websites including access to our international network of journalists, information on fellowship and other opportunities and practical online training resources aimed at improving professional skills.

Journalism and Women Symposium
the latest information on JAWS camps, a photo gallery from Napa, a message from "the prez" and a moving tribute to the late, legendary courts reporter and JAWS sister, Theo Wilson.

JusticeDiva
Explosive and dramatic! A sad, but true story. One woman, one ruthless male-dominated corporation, and one complex litigation. Justice Diva reports the riveting chronicles and commentaries of a young woman's quest for truth, justice, and the vindication she needs to start her life over.

Los Angeles Sexual Harassment Attorneys

Make Piece/Peace, Inc.
Make Piece advocates for a living wage for workers and models business projects that deliver such wages, particularly to unemployed or low income women. Our first such project involves training women in the Washington, DC area in jewelry-making, financial literacy, small business basics and life-skills. After graduating from the training program, our clients may continue making and marketing jewelry in our model business to deepen their skills, broaden their market, and gain management experience, while earning living wages within the collaborative business.

Mothers Ought to Have Equal Rights
MOTHERS is a grassroots, diverse network of mothers, fathers, grandparents and other adults who are family caregivers. We are coming together to promote the economic, social and political worth and importance of family child and dependent care. We are bringing together a coalition of individuals and organizations to improve the economic security of those who do caring work. In the past few decades women have made enormous progress, but many women who become mothers have been left behind. The work of caring for children and other dependent family members is still unpaid or grossly underpaid, disrespected, and unacknowledged by all of the major institutions in our society. We believe that correcting the economic disadvantages facing caregivers is the big unfinished business of the women's movement. Neither the workplace, family law, nor government puts much if any economic value on the all-important work of caring for others. The government does not even recognize unpaid labor in the home as "work," so family caregivers, unless they are employed, are left out of the basic social safety net. The effect of this disregard is clear: motherhood has become the single greatest risk factor for poverty in America. The United States has the highest rate of maternal and child poverty of any advanced country. And millions of middle class mothers are economic dependents, despite the fact that they are the primary producers of our most important source of national wealth: our future citizens, taxpayers, and workers.

MSBitch.com
Women’s issues – women’s message boards and forums websites on women’s rights today, workplace bullying, women’s gender discrimination in the workplace, female empowerment and business women’s issues.

National Association for Female Executives
The largest women's professional association and the largest women business owners' organization in the country

National Association of Commissions for Women
The NACW Web site focuses on assisting women business owners, but non-' entrepeneurs might find useful information here too. Find current and archived newsletters, the NACW history, commissions for women web sites, member lists, information on congresswomen and government links, and a nice hotlist. Also, a guide to their site would aid novice and expert Web users alike.

National Association of Gender Diversity Training
Provides businesses with training, resources, and tools on gender issues in the workplace

National Association of Women in Construction
Works to enhance the success of women in the construction industry. Find information on scholarships, networking, education programs, and links to regional NAWIC chapters.

Office of Women's Programs - WPI
Resources, events listings and various information for women at WPI and in the surrounding community.

OneWorld
Search for jobs in human rights, environment, and sustainable development worldwide.

Online Women's Business Center
A trove of information for self-starters, the site offers extensive advise for women at all stages garnered from women's business centers nationwide

Premier Website for Working Women
One of the premier websites for working women, womenworking.com provides: Features—Profiles of women who are movers and shakers in their fields; Strategies for Success—Advice on navigating work/life, leadership, and advancement; Hone Your Skills—Useful tips to get the competitive edge; Lifestyle—Practical info to make life easier outside the office; the Bookshelf, Power Contacts, a lively Message Board and more.

Real life lessons you need to survive harassment.
The site is a non-commercial site designed to help suffers and survivors of bullying/harassment/mobbing/ etc. We are brand new and will be operational in about two weeks. We are also looking for members who can assist with editing or stories from survivors of harassment. If you or your members have a story to share you would be most welcome to forward it to the website for inclusion with the other stories.

Shevolution
This consulting group is a great resource for employers looking to develop strategies to ensure equality between male and female employees. Shevolution can provide: 'good practice’ manuals, training program workshops, and many more resources.

Society of Women Engineers
SWE serves to: 1. Inform young women, their parents, counselors, and the general public, of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers and the opportunities open to them. 2. Assist women in readying themselves for a return to active work after temporary retirement. 3. Serve as a center of information on women in engineering. 4. Encourage women engineers to attain high levels of education and professional achievement.

Tapping the Talent
Encouraging women to excel inscience and technology, this site shows barriers to girls and women in education and tells employers how to "tap the talent" and attract women toscience.

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The Mary Parish Center
A non-profit center for women rebuilding thier lives who have suffered from of with Domestic violence issues.. this is not a hostile. instead they teahc women how to rebuild thier lives after surviving / witnessing violence of any kind. Wonderful people doing wonderful things for women of all ages.

The National Foundation for Women Business Owners
Visit this site for facts and reports about women business owners.

The Women's ECommerce Association, International
Our mission is to create an international community, to help women better understand ecommerce through education and professional development, and to do business with one another by increasing each of our circles of influence. With the collective wisdom and experiences of women around the globe, our mission becomes a reality. We are dedicated to providing women with the latest and best resources to build your online business, as well as give you a place where you can find other women entrepreneurs, professionals and future business leaders with whom you can exchange ideas and do business. We are the virtual organization for women who do business on the WEB.

The Women's Tec
The women's tec is an organisation based in Belfast Northern Ireland that works to enable women into non traditional employment. Such as construction and IT..

United Auto Workers
This site contains information about the UAW, unions in general, and childcare, as well as related links. Search the site for "women" to find the latest features.

Women Against Sexual Harassment
Women Against Sexual Harassment is dedicated to changing the way both men and women think about harassment. We collect information about this issue and publish THE WASH RAG for that purpose.

Women Employed
Women Employed works to improve women's economic status through a variety of programs and services, including advocacy and public education programs on issues such as equal opportunity policy and enforcement, fair workplace practices, access to education and training, and welfare reform. Women Employed also offers direct services like career development resources. Their site has information on women in the workplace, from the wage gap to self-sufficiency for women, as well as action updates and program information.

Women on the Web in the UK
WOWUK - Intermediate or advanced level Web development, design and programming email forum for Women On the Web in the UK

WomenLawyers.com
This site is designed for the woman lawyer and legal client. Site features include: Find a Woman Lawyer, Tips on Choosing A Lawyer, Understanding Legal Fees, Legal Research Page, Request to be listed (attorneys only), State and Local Bar Associations, Subscriber Information.

Women's Economic Ventures (WEV)
Women's Economic Ventures (WEV, pronounced "weave') is a local, non-profit organization dedicated to helping women become economically self-sufficient through entrepreneurship and career development. WEV began providing programming for women in the areas of employment, economic literacy, and personal finance in 1987. In 1991, WEV established its self-employment training and microloan programs and in 1997 we added a career development program. Today WEV provides services throughout Santa Barbara, Ventura and San Luis Obispo counties and licenses its training curriculum to organizations throughout the nation.

Women's Lunch Talk
A blog to help women get ahead in the workplace.

Women's Venture Fund
We are a non-profit dedicated to help[ing women of diverse backgrounds in the NY/NJ area become successful entrepreneurs. We accomplish this through education,mentoring and micro-lending

WomensWellbeing
Womens Health Research Studies. Specifically Breast Cancer.

Working Mom's Refuge
A fabulous online community, this site is dedicated to "real-life" working moms. Find links to articles on career, family, indulgences, money, and personal matters. Participate in chats, read their news section for working mothers, and check out their list of the top companies for working women.

Workplace
Legal Momentum is the nation's oldest women's rights legal organization. Our "Women Rebuild" project is a broad-ranging effort to make the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan a model of equal opportunity for women in the skilled construction trades.

WWWomen Business Directory
Hundreds of links to sites dealing with women and work. Includes women entrepreneurs advertising their services, and nonprofit organizations.