NSF and Ford Foundation graduate fellowships. Some of these are for general applicants, and some are specifically for minorities. This section provides starting points for looking for jobs that a person with an M.S. or Ph.D. in Physics might typically consider. Don't feel constrained, though, physicists are extraordinarily versatile and have found careers from the traditional ones in academia to those in finance and medicine. Talk to faculty members, other graduate students who are currently seeking jobs, and search the internet.
Personal contact is important, but resume posting services can sometimes be really helpful.
There are several electronic bulletin boards related to issues about women in science. It is a modearted list, so that one receives bulletins every week or two weeks, and it is not intrusive. The Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Ethics has interesting reports and studies on confidentiality and other general ethics issues, diversity and other issues in educational and workplace settings, mentoring new faculty, and ethics applied to specific engineering and science disciplines.