Feminist Activist Resources on the Net , extensive links oriented toward connecting Feminists who are activists to resources on the Internet, created by Sarah Stapleton-Gray. For employers and unions with women in nontraditional occupations and apprenticeships , they provide free online resources and services to assist in their integration and retention. Implementation includes a bulletin board , maintained by the United States Information Agency, with numerous categories. The White House Office for Women's Initiatives and Outreach lists resource contacts within the Administration, and recent initiatives. American Association of University Women is a national organization that promotes education and equity for all women and girls.
Lists reports on women's human rights, economic capacity, violence against women, and other topics.
The Feminist Press , from the City University of New York, is devoted to restoring the lost multicultural history of women in America and throughout the world through the publication of important books by women. All Federal departments and independent agencies must designate Federal Women's Program managers. The Violence Against Women Office , of the Department of Justice, provides hot lines, grant programs, and lists of publications, research, and regulations. The National Women's Hall of Fame , in Seneca Falls NY, provides biographies, histories, and photos. What Women Need to Know and Do .