There's lots of information on this site from the National Women's Resource Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Abuse and Mental Illness. National Women's Hall of Fame Based in Seneca falls, NY, the site of the first women's rights convention in 1848, the NWHF's purpose is to honor women who have contributed to American Society. Danata Bois has done anadmirable job of providing biographies of great women through her own pages and links to others. The database is searchable by name or by field, and the lisstings are dotted her and there with great quotes. National Women's History Project This site, from the group that aestablished National Women's History Month, is a clearinghouse for women's hisotry resources, programs and events.
Events are listd by state, as are the organizations.
NWHP also runs the Women's History Network, which links people across the country who are interested in women's history. Women's International Center has biographies of great women, as well as histories of women through art and owmen on America. If you're looking for inspiration , visit the birthday list and see who shares your day. This site keeps an inventory of female astronomers, physicists, mathematicians and natural philosiphers form the past 4,000 years. Quality of entries varies, ranging from 10 words to 10 paragraphs, but it's a good way to start researching names of ancient female thinkers.