A communal blog [i.e., web log] devoted to women and technology. It claims to be "a celebration of women's contributions to computing.
http://www.misbehaving.net/ |
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They offer a comprehensive presentation of reflexology for everyone from first-timers to seasoned professionals, including: articles,research studies, FAQ, history, training courses, professional & student clinics, referral directory of reflexologists, instructional video/DVD,hand, foot & ear charts, books, self help products, LaFuma chairs, and more.
http://www.pacificreflexology.com/ |
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Project by Pam Kivelson that creates paintings and photography to promote in women and girls an awareness and appreciation of science, mathematics, and technology, with a focus on careers in those fields.
http://www.pdksciart.com/ |
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This site offers everything from basic information about careers in science, math, and engineering to how to choose a graduate school and more.
http://www.phds.org/ |
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Science and Technology from Scientific American: daily science news and technology news, science trivia, science experts, science newsletters, science shop, science books and more.
http://www.sciam.com/ |
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British web site that offers extensive U.K.-focused resources to promote science, engineering, and technology [SET] for women.
http://www.set4women.gov.uk/ |
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The aim of this web site is "to become the one-stop resource for all things woman and computer." Among the resources are product reviews.
http://www.siliconsalley.com/ |
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This site offers a variety of valuable resources related to women and engineering, including a very extensive bibliography of articles and research on women in engineering and the sciences.
http://www.wepan.org/ |
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An international community and network dedicated to supporting women who work as, or aspire to become, web designers, developers, and programmers.
http://www.wise-women.org/ |
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This very useful site, co-sponsored by the Women's Bureau and the University of Washington Women's Center, is a national clearinghouse for information about activities, events, organizations, etc.
http://www.wgit.org/ |
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