From: tittle@netcom.com (Cindy Tittle Moore)
To: soc.feminism,soc.answers,news.answers
Subject: soc.feminism Resources

Archive-name: feminism/resources
Version: 1.6
Last-modified: 26 Februrary 1994

This article, for the soc.feminism newsgroup, provides a list of
various resources and feminist organizations.  Much information is
still needed, and any contributions are gratefully accepted.  The
preponderance of information here is for the USA; information about
organizations in other countries would be greatly appreciated.

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[excerpts]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  I.  Feminist Organizations
 II.  Related Organizations
III.  Feminist and Women-Oriented Publications
 IV.  Feminist and Women-Oriented Electronic Mailing Lists
  V.  Catalogues/Bookstores.

Disclaimer: This is intended to be an informational compilation of
potential resources for women.  No endorsement of any particular
organization herein is to be inferred from its presence in this
listing.

[...]

III.  Feminist and Feminist-Oriented Publications.

[...]

  Women's International Network News [USA]
      Fran P. Hosken
      187 Grant Street
      Lexington, MA 02173
      617-862-9431  

    "All the news that is fit to print by, for, and about women".
    Four issues a year, institutional subscriptions $40, individual
    $30, previous years, $15.  Fran will mail out a copy to anyone
    contributing information.
 
    Fran is Austrian, graduated Smith in 1940, joined the Coast Guard,
    has done field work worldwide, particularly in Africa.  She has
    written and taught widely on architecture, urban studies, women's
    development and communication, is working on a series of
    educational childbirth materials for worldwide use, is famous for
    her human rights/ health action network, which agitated unto the
    UN on genital and sexual mutilation of women and is listed in most
    WHO'S WHO's.

[...]

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My thanks to: Nancyjane Bailey, Anita Borg, Natalie Cohen, Janet Chin,
Ellen Eades, Marc R. Ewing, Kathleen Freeman, Thomas Gramstad, Mary
Dee Harris, Stacy Horn, Eileen S. Kostolni, Joan Korenman, Dian Lopez,
Diane L. Olsen, Linda C.  Will Steeves, Perry, Carolyn Turbyfill,
Heidi Wolf, and Sue J.  Worden.

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Please mail in comments, additions, corrections, suggestions, and so
on to feminism-request@ncar.ucar.edu.


--Cindy Tittle Moore

"A woman with a mind is fit for all tasks."
--Christine de Pizan (c.1363 - c.1431)