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Colorado Woman News is the voice of the women's community in Colorado.
Bitch
Bitch seeks to be a fresh, revitalizing
voice for feminism, one that welcomes complex arguments and refuses to
ignore the contradictory and sometimes uncomfortable details that
constitute the realities of women's lives.
We want to find those women out there who are articulating—with
things like writing, film, art, music, and feminist t-shirt
businesses—the experiences that Hollywood and Madison Avenue refuse to
admit exist.
Welcome to Blue Jean Online - the only web site written and produced by young women from around the world. It is a creative space for young women ages 14-22 to submit their writings, art work, photography, crafts and other works for online publication to a world wide audience.
Brillo - a magazine dedicated to the inclusion of marginalized voices in emerging communications technologies.
This zine is
kind of off-beat and irreverent. It seems to have big problems with
the feminine hygiene industry. Interesting stuff.
BUST is the magazine of choice for
today's sassy girls who know that Vogue is vapid, Glamour is garbage, and
Cosmo is clueless. Fierce, funny, and too smart to be anything but
feminist, BUST is ""the Voice of the New Girl
Order""--and the only magazine for women with something to get
off their chests.
Oh, you have to see this one. In fact, you have to subscribe!
Feminista! is the online journal of feminist construction. It covers art, literature, social commentary, philosophy, wit, humor and respect.
gender forum is a new electronic journal
dedicated to the discussion of women's and gender studies. It includes
annotated bibliographic records of feminist theory, gender studies,
feminist literary criticism and feminist literature from other fields such
as education, sociology, history, and psychology.
This
site has an extensive links page of women's academic journals from around
the world.
Hip Mama is a magazine bursting with political commentary and ribald tales from the front lines of motherhood. Articles about legislative reform, raising a draft dodger, and guerrilla mothering rub shoulders with celebrity interviews, heartfelt reader essays, and evocative poetry.
Moondance celebrates creative women--our vision, our wisdom, our strength. We invite you to explore our e-magazine offering a range of art and writing genres including poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, essays, opinions and inspirational pieces.
The magazine had succeeded in raising the national consciousness, putting a host of hot-button issues that were missed or silenced by the mainstream press onto the national agenda. Ms. is recognized nationally and internationally as the media resource and expert on issues relating to women's status, rights, and points of view.
Of course, this is the mother of all feminist magazines, and they just get better and better. Ms. has great international coverage!
National Women's Studies Association Journal
NWSA Journal, an official publication of the National Women's Studies Association, publishes the most up-to-date interdisciplinary, multi-cultural feminist scholarship linking feminist theory with teaching and activism. In addition to essays focusing on feminist scholarship and reviews of books, teaching materials and films, the journal regularly includes such features as "On Learning and Teaching," "Forum," "Report," and "Biographical Portraits." It is published three times a year.
Nervy Girl's mission is to celebrate and encourage women in their diversity, achievements, interests and ideas and provide a platform to address and discuss women's issues.
New Moon Publishing produces media for
every girl who wants her voice heard and her dreams taken seriously and
for every adult who cares about girls.
New
Moon is so great. They really
do it right.
Ovature is a monthly magazine for women
and men who can't sum up their lives by buying a couple of grocery store
magazines. On the theory that real people care about more than one thing
at a time, Ovature offers a little of everything to the feminist,
quasi-feminist, or just plain open-minded reader.
Radiance: The Magazine for Large Women's
purpose is to support women "all sizes of large" in living
proud, full, active lives, at whatever weight, with self-love and
self-respect.
Said It is a pro-equality, pro-multiplicity, pro-abundance, pro-responsibility, pro-animal, pro-justice, pro-love, pro-laughter feminist publication.
This
is by far the best mission statement we came across, don't you think?
Scribbling Women, a project of The Public
Media Foundation, dramatizes stories by American women writers for
national radio broadcast. This site provides classroom resources for
teaching and learning the rich tradition of American literature by women.
Silicon Salley recognizes that we are all
experts in our own field and that each of us brings to the table something
that will expand and enlighten our scope of women in technology. The
ongoing dialogue is our goal.
Teen Voices honors the authentic voices of teenage and young adult women. Teen Voices challenges the mainstream media's image of girls by providing an intelligent alternative packed with original writing, poetry and artwork.
This is a great magazine run by terrific
young women. The cool thing is that they invite their readers to
submit work for publication. You could be next!
Venus Zine focuses on women who make all
kinds of music: indie, rock, punk, hip-hop, folk, country, emo, dance, and
electronic. Although the focus is on music, Venus also covers women
filmmakers, visual artists, writers, photographers, creative business
owners, do-it-yourself superstars, and fashion designers.
Full of articles and essays, frank
criticism, insightful commentary and a biting sense of humor, Wench charts
the social and political terrain in which women live, and helps women and
men alike understand where we all need to go.
Women & Girls Tech Up's goal is to encourage women and girls - and the organizations which serve them - to use technology to share ideas, opinions, support, creativity and political action.
Women and Performance: A Journal of Feminist Theory
Women & Performance is a bi-annual publication featuring essays, scripts, interviews and articles on performance from interdisciplinary feminist perspectives. We encourage dialogue between varied fields of performance scholarship (ethnography, dance and theatre history & criticism, performance studies, cinema studies, cultural studies), and explore emerging feminist critiques of race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, technology and nation.
Thematic issues feature vital material for specialists and generalist alike, including the most recent scholarship available in jargon-free language; classroom aids such as course syllabi; discussion of strategies for teaching; and up-to-date, complete bibliographies as well as hard-to-find or never-before-published documents and literary materials. The intersections of race and class with gender are of special concern, as are international perspectives.
Women's Wire works to put an end to child marriages around the world.
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