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	La rete tematica ATHENA dedicata allo sviluppo degli women's studies nelle università europee e finanziata nel quadro di Socrates dalla DGXXII dell'UE.

	Aoife - Association of Institution for Feminist Research and Education, è una rete di università e centri europei dedicati alla ricerca e agli studi di genere.

	IIAV - International Information Centre and Archive for the Women's Movement

	IV Conferenza Europea di Ricerca Femminista, un evento di grande rilievo scientifico (organizzato nel settembre del 2000), al quale hanno partecipato oltre seicento studiose provenienti dalle più importanti università europee.

	Memoria e cultura nelle storie di vita delle donne kossovare, un rilevante archivio informatico che documenta le esperienze delle donne del Kossovo.

	La Rete Lilith consorzia circa 30 centri delle donne italiani, della rete mondiale delle Biblioteche, degli Archivi e dei Centri di Documentazione delle Donne.

	Mapping the World of Women's Information Services is an online database of women's information centres and libraries that are open to the public. There is at least one center in almost every country in the world. The addresses, goals and subjects of all centres can be found.

	The Know How Conference on the World of Women's Information is a process of sharing knowledge and expertise between women's information specialists throughout the globe.

	Women's World - Sezione femminile dello storico Pen Club (autorevole associazione di scrittori e scrittrici con sede a New York e operante dagli inizi del secolo) e dedicata alla promozione della letteratura femminile soprattutto in paesi in cui essa viene discriminata.

	Wine - Women Information Network Europe è la rete europea di biblioteche, archivi e centri di documentazione delle donne specializzati in questioni di genere.

	WeAVE is a network for European gender studies students, postgraduate students, PhDs, post-doc researchers, junior teachers or anyone else interested in this field of study.

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Sitografia tematica: a cura di Silvia Radicioni

	Founded in 1997, WHRnet aims to provide reliable, comprehensive, and timely information and analyses on women's human rights in English, Spanish and French.

	Women Living Under Muslim Laws is an international solidarity network that provides information, support and a collective space for women whose lives are shaped, conditioned or governed by laws and customs said to derive from Islam.

	WAF - Women Against Fundamentalisms was launched in 1989 to challenge the rise of fundamentalism in all religions. Among the founders and activists have been women from across the world and from a wide range of backgrounds.

	The Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights is an autonomous network of groups and individuals in every continent who aim to achieve and support reproductive rights for women.

	WIDE - Network Women in Development Europe is a European network of development NGOs, gender specialists and human rights activists.

	The Latin American and Caribbean Women's Health Network, LACWHN, was created in 1984 during the First Regional Women and Health Meeting held in Tenza, Colombia. At this event, over 60 women from 13 countries throughout Latin America and the Caribbean gathered to propose a new vision of women's health based on their different realities and experiences.

	Rainbo was started in 1994 by a group of African immigrants in USA in order to impact on U.S. private and government funding in Africa and the United Nations. Rainbo is an African led international non-governmental organisation working on issues of women's empowerment, gender, reproductive health, sexual autonomy and freedom from violence as central components of the African development agenda.

	Helem (the Arabic acronym of "Lebanese Protection for Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgenders"), is a non-governmental non-profit organization registered in Quebec (Canada) as of February 11th 2004. As mentioned in Helem's constituting act, our action encompasses Lebanon and Canada.

	"Bint el Nas" is an Arabic phrase that literally translates to "Daughter of the People". It is used in Arab culture to describe a girl or woman of good standing. This site is designed to serve the needs and interests of women who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and/or queer (including female-to-male and male-to-female trans* people in any state of transition), and who are identified ethnically or culturally with the Arab world, regardless of where they live.

	Bad Jens - Iranian Feminist Journal

	The Fabulous Laboratory conducts experiments with Film, Video, New Media, Literature and Urban extra-curricular. The Fabulous Laboratory was launched in 2001 to promote funk and aesthetics in South Asia. FabLab focuses on projects relevant to sexuality, gender, popular culture and politics.

	CENWOR, a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, was founded in 1984 by a group of academics, researchers and activists who were involved for several years in research and action-oriented programmes relating to women.

	Muslim Women Studies is a site that is sponsored by the Zahira Abdin Chair for the Study of Women and Gender. Its objective is to stimulate, inform, and enlighten in the general area of women's studies with a focus on Islam and Muslim societies and cultures.

	The Postcolonial Web is a project funded by the University Scholars Programme, National University of Singapore.

	The International Lesbian and Gay Association is a world-wide network of national and local groups dedicated to achieving equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) people everywhere.

	The University of Maryland women's studies web site, begun in September 1992, serves those people interested in the women's studies profession and in general women's issues.

	eBlack Studies is a project in cyberspace. Its purpose is to provide information for students and scholars in all academic fields that focus primarily on Africa and the African Diaspora.
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