National and Regional Sites

Mujeres Libres: Free Women of Spain: The Mujeres Libres (Free Women) were a group of women anarchists who organised and fought both for women's liberation and an anarchist revolution during the Spanish Civil War. The work they did is truly inspirational. Their example shows how the struggle against women's oppression and against capitalism can be combined in one fight for freedom.
Mujeres Libres Declaracion/Mission Statement
Anarcha-Feminism in Sweden
Feminism in Sweden
Feminism in Switzerland
Madre: as a human rights organization, MADRE does much more than document and condemn abuses. They work with women who are affected by violations to help them win justice and, ultimately, change the conditions that give rise to human rights abuses. And they challenge US policies that undermine human rights.
Fairfund is an international organization that supports and engages young women in civic activism to better their communities and lives. Program initiatives and projects are conceptualized and managed by local partners, thus ensuring beneficial long-term civic involvement and interest. Through cross-cultural collaboration, funding, and training, FAIR Fund advocates the active and successful participation of young women in the development of civil society.
Women in Law and Development in Africa (WiLDAF) is a pan African women's rights network that brings together law and development to increase women's participation and influence at all levels (in French, English, and Portugese)
The South African Commission on Gender Equality is one of the six State Institutions Supporting Constitutional Democracy called for in the 1996 Constitution"
UK Gateway: Gender & Development, UN, Global Gender Links, & more
The African Gender Institute maintains this index of other African women's groups
The Russian feminism site includes resources about Russian women, women's studies, and the women's movement in Russia
The Continental Network of Indigenous Women works to promote indigenous women's organizing at national levels in order to promote global solidarity
Joan Korenman's International Women's Web Sites and International Gender-Related Email Lists
Manushi: A Journal of Indian Women & Society

Jenda: A Journal of Culture & African Women Studies

For the latest news of international women's movements see AVIVA is an international women's listing magazine

The California Women's Agenda (CAWA) is dedicated to "Bringing the Beijing Platform for Action to the Grassroots of California" - See their vision statements on issues of health, violence, human rights,and more United Nations sites
UNIFEM
World Economic Forum Women’s Empowerment: Measuring the Global Gender Gap
UN Fourth World Women's Conference in Beijing, 1995
CEDAW The Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women was adopted by the U.N. in 1979, but has not yet been ratified by the U.S. Go figure!!! I'm not shocked are you?

Recommended Films

Libertarias
Who Shot Andy Warhol?
The Weather Underground
The Edukators
The Corporation
Manufacturing Consent
Why We Fight
Women Make Movies
Media Education Fund

The Arts


"Zapatista Women" 1999 by Marela Zacarias
The Art of BJohnson A Radical Anarcha-Feminist Artist
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Feminist Restaurant

BloodRoot is one of the top vegetarian restaurants in America; providing feminist education, food and entertainment for 30 years now!