The National Women's History Project is a nonprofit organization, based in Windsor, CA, that is committed to providing education, promotional materials, and informational services to recognize and celebrate women's diverse lives and historic contributions to society. It is the source for updates about events, conferences, publications, films and other resources related to U.S. women's history. Begun in 1969, the Hall of Fame honors the history of the women's rights movement. It is located in Seneca Falls, NY, where the movement began 150 years ago. The site includes over 150 biographical sketches.
Visitors can search the archive by name or by specific physics fields.
A database of the print references used to compile information about the women cited is also available. AAUW-California also maintains an electronic network. The network consists of e-mail listings for branches, state board members, branch presidents, MALs and coalition partners. State board members without e-mail addresses but with fax numbers receive messages via fax. The network may be activated upon approval of the state president.