Women's & Gender Studies

The Sex and Gender Specific Health (SGSH) Task Force was appointed by President Tedd Mitchell to act as an institutional-level, multidisciplinary group comprised of faculty representing each TTUHSC School. This group works closely with the SGSH Curriculum Program, the main purpose of which is the creation of SGSH educational materials and innovative educational models for use within TTUHSC and disseminated nationally. This Task Force also serves as a think tank for future initiatives in sex and gender-based medicine, including collaboration with our TTU colleagues.

News on gay/lesbian/transgender rights activities around the world.

Information about the association and downloadable reports.

News, action updates, and resources for women.

Research reports and information on current research projects.

News and action updates.

Information about center programs and reports on issues of concern to women.

Information on NWSA conferences and initiatives and on developments in academic women's studies. Includes searchable database of women's studies programs.

Joan Korenman's award winning site at U Maryland, Baltimore County

Links to sites dealing with gender studies, women's studies, LGBT studies, cybergender, and sexual harassment and abuse.

Online community with news, activism and anti-violence resources, and links to women-owned businesses.

(gateway to Library of Congress resources)

Rutgers University - Eagleton Institute of Politics

Learn about the Women's Bureau's leadership, mission and history, in promoting the welfare of wage-earning women and the advancement of their opportunities for profitable employment.

Advertising images related to gender

World Bank Gender Overview

Center for Worklife Law, includes Gender Bias Bingo

National Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women

Database from the University of Wisconsin Women's Studies Librarian's Office

Harvard University Library Open Collections Program

(University of Toronto) The Women's Human Rights Resources Programme (WHRR) collects, organizes and disseminates information on women's human rights law to facilitate research, teaching and cooperation. The information introduces women's human rights law in general, emphasizes selected international and Canadian topics, and explores the interconnections between domestic and international human rights law.