As for accomplishments, I just did what I had to do as things came along. An excellent resource for researchers interested in US women's history featuring a list of print and online reference materials and primary resources.
Images covering their colors, icons, and slogans are some of the additional resources.
NOW is involved in, such as economic equity, electoral politics, global feminism, racial and ethnic diversity, and violence against women. A collection of annotated links covering associations, biographies of prominent businesswomen, newsletters and journals, forums, and statistical sites. An alphabetical list of over 100 selected women's and gender related sites of all types divided by topic. The Women's Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries maintains this site. The thirteen sections include art and film, health, history, and science and technology, among others.