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1. Division for the Advancement of Women (DAW)
DAW actively works to advance the global agenda on women's rights, gender equality and the empowerment of women, and ensure that women’s voices are heard in international policy arenas.
2. Feminist Majority Foundation
The Feminist Majority Foundation works for social, political and economic equality for women by using research and education to improve women's lives. The Feminist Majority Foundation Online features daily feminist news with 'take action' ideas, domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines, a feminist career center, information on feminism including women and girls in sports and more feminist research resources.
3. H E R E S I E S
"No More Nice Girls Production" presents the new website, which is including an online archive of every issue of HERESIES; A Feminist Journal on Art and Politics, published 1977-1992.
For the first time since they were published, all 27 issues are again available. They are all downloadable from the site in the Adobe PDF format...
4. Martin KI Christensen's (Dane) page about Women Leaders World Wide
The site contains lists of female Heads of State listed by country, a chronological list of Women in Power from B.C. 3000, female Prime Ministers, Ministers of Finance and Ministers of Defence and Ministers by country, female Chairpersons of Parliament, female Governors, Premiers and local Leaders by country, female Party Leaders for each country, a chronological list of female Presidential Candidates, Ambassadors to the United Nations and first female ambassadors for each country.
5. Norwegian lesbian-gay website
You may find here the Internet movie shop with les-gay DVDs at link Butikk. It is possible to write in English to the site owners.
6. Stop Violence Against Women
The Stop Violence Against Women website (STOPVAW) is a forum for information, advocacy and change. Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights developed this website as a tool for the promotion of women's human rights in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and the former Soviet Union (FSU), Mongolia, and the U.N. Protectorate of Kosovo.
7. The European Womens Lobby (EWL)
The European Women’s Lobby (EWL) is the largest umbrella organisations of women’s associations in the European Union (EU). The EWL Secretariat is based in Brussels, but EWL has member organisations in 25 Member States of the EU and in 3 candidate countries. The European Women’s Lobby aims at promoting women’s rights and equality between women and men in the European Union. EWL is active in different areas such as women’s economic and social position, women in decision-making, violence against women, women’s diversity etc. EWL works mainly with the institutions of the European Union: the European Parliament, the European Commission and the EU Council of Ministers.
8. University of Michigan Global Feminisms Project
The 'Global Feminisms Project' is a collaborative international project that examines the history of feminist activism, women's movements and academic women's studies in China, India, Poland, and the United States. This is The University of Michigan (USA) special international Project - Comparative Case Studies on Women's Activism and Scholarschip. Poland is one of 5 project sites.
9. Visit OSLO, wellcome to OSLO !
Les-gay website in 6 languages (but no Polish) incouraging and inviting to the capital city of Norwey - OSLO
10. WHO - Gender, Women and Health
WHO website "Gender-Women-Health" brings attention to the ways in which biological and social differences between women and men affect health and the steps needed to achieve health equity.
11. Women's Rights and Gender Equality
It is one of the EU web pages. If you click on "Publications" (the left column under FEMM tittle) you will find Committee's updated information that includes: Press releases, Newsletter, Report on Main activities, Statistics as well as information on the Network of Parliamentary Committees for Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in the EU.
12. Women's Studies Library - University of York, Great Britain
University Library & Archives - Women's Studies Resources at the University of York in Great Britain, Heslington.
The page illustrated by Emmeline Goulden Pankhurst's (1858-1928) portrait