Women's Issues

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Half the planet is comprised of women. Thus is seems only natural to include a page of sites that are of interest to women.

women's issues
Distinguished Women in History / Danuta Bois's resource on the contributions women have nade to the world / http://www.DistinguishedWomen.com/
SheKnows.com / "information and resources for and by women on the web / http://www.sheknows.com/
Web Women / Martha Decker's page for women & women's concerns. While you are there, visits to her other pages are also worth the trip! / http://deckernet.com/shed/women.htm
Pleiades Net's Directory / http://www.pleiades-net.com/lists/orgs.html

human rights
Equality Now / sobering documentation that, as a race of beings, we are still a far sight away from supporting human rights with regars to women / http://www.equalitynow.org/
Sisterhood is Global [SIGI] / "...works toward empowering women and developing leadership through human rights education / http://www.sigi.org/

individual essayists

Sally Clay / Psychiatric survivor, Recovery, Spirituality and "Normalcy as a threat to world peace" / http://home.earthlink.net/~sallyclay/essays.html

Sasha Claire McInnes / rondak.org is honored to present Ms. McInnes' essay about forced treatment and its effects on women. This is one of several original essays to be hosted on this site / http://rondak.org/sasha1.htm

Arianna Huffington / I certainly don't agree with Ms. Huffington on all of her ideas. I tend to agree even less with some of the folks she hangs out with, ideologially speaking. But she does speak clearly on some issues. The following is one of them: the so-called White House Conference on Mental Health. Ms. Huffington's opinions about other subjects can be found at http://www.ariannaonline.com/

feminism
The Feminist Majority / http://www.feminist.org/other/wh_menu.html
On the Issues / The Progressive Women's Quarterly / http://www.econyc.com/~onissues/
National Organization for Women / http://www.now.org/resource.html
Said It! / feminists new, culture and politics / http://www.saidit.org

lesbian sites
Lesbian Resources / http://www.lesbian.org
Lesbian Mothers Support Society / http://www.lesbian.org/lesbian-moms/
Isle of Lesbos / http://www.sappho.com/

radical wommyn
Exoticize My Fist! / asian queer feminist with attitude / http://members.aol.com/Critchicks/
Heartless Bitches Int'l / tough women with a sense of humor, too! / http://www.heartless-bitches.com/
Hissyfit / clean look, news 'zine format, well organized / http://www.hissyfit.com/
No Stauts Quo / webmaster: Nikki Craft; carries the Andrea Dworkin Library and the Ordinance / http://www.nostatusquo.com
Merge / "culture, comment, awareness, action" / http://merge.simplenet.com
Off Our Backs / "a radical feminist newsletter" / http://www.igc.org/oob

"behavioral" health or "social control"?
The influence of mental health careerists upon the lives of the rest of us has awsome ~even critical~ implications on our day-to-day activities ...even if we are not aware of it!
You can find out more about this issue by checking out the links on the Psyche Survivor/Mental Health Links Page.