General Resources

• The Women History Project- A non profit project founded in 1980 embracing women’s accomplishments.
• United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization- Focuses on promoting gender equality and reducing the struggles of women throughout the United Nations.
• Center for Women's Global Leadership- Promotes leadership for women’s human rights.
• Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Rituals- A group of women providing opportunities and guidance about the need of theology and ethical advancement for women.
• Mount Saint Agnes- A theological center for women.
• US Women Connect- The United Nations endorsed organization supported the 1976- 1985 international women’s movement.
• Dating Service- Many feminists are reaching out to dating sites to better equality standards.
• Breaking Through Barriers for Women and Girls- The American Association of University Women provides an array of women a platform to breaking down education and economic barriers.

Grants and Scholarships

• Sociologists for Women in Society-Provides scholarships and awards to women to recognize them as mentors and activists.
• The Women's Society of Washington University- Graduating senior women can be awarded $500 for service and showing promise to be a future leader.
• Elizabeth D. Gee Grants for Women's Studies Research- Ohio States Universities grants for womens' study candidates a grant named after Elizabeth D. Gee for her commitment in raising money for women and gender research.
• Jeannette Rankin Foundation- A foundation offering scholarships to low-income women over the age of 35.
• AARP- The AARP foundation provides scholarships for women over 40.
• P.E.O- This organization is based on sisterhood- The organization focuses on educational opportunities for women through grants,loans, and awards.
• The One Woman Initiative- International grant for women ‘s empowerment, justice, opportunity, and leadership.

Professional Resources

• Worlds Resources Institute- Answers the question on why gender equality is important and provides statistics.
• Women Lawyers- The American Bar Association focuses on ensuring women have equal growth and opportunities within the legal field.
• The National Women’s Studies Association- The organization concentrates on women’s studies and research.
• The Association Of Black Women Physicians-An organization of black female physicians dedicated to public health and health awareness for women of all creeds and races.
•  Business and Professional Women’s Foundation- Centered on focusing on issues that are important to women in the workplace.
• Catalyst- Provides knowledge to help women and companies to expand opportunities for women.
• Coalition of Labor Union Women- The only association for women in the union to facilitate solving problems and creating programs that provide effective solutions.
• The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs- Presents opportunities for leadership advancement and to create awareness of volunteering in the black community.
• Resources on Women in Higher Education- Resources that provide awareness about women ‘s equality in teaching higher education.

University Resources

• Women’s Equality: Changing Attitudes and Beliefs- Course taught for the National Endowment for the Humanities.
• Introduction to Sociology- William Patterson University course taught by Kathleen Korgen and Charley Flint. The sociology course focuses women in the United States society and their social issues.
• Women in American Society- Professor Stacie Furia teaches the sociology course concentrating on equality and social difficulties.
• Webster University- Womens contributions to the study of society.
•  Hamilton Women’s Studies- A creative interdisciplinary course with evaluation of womens rights theories.
• Sociology- Professor Mady Wechsler Segal of the University of Maryland lectures on the sociology of women in the military.
• Women in Society Exercises, Answers, and Readings- A California State University course on women in society centered on evaluating women’s literature and identifying feminism.