GWS Archives, Libraries, Research Centers, and Special Collections – International

Australia

Austria

  • Ariadne is a database from Austria that covers articles in journals, anthologies, and conference proceedings in the humanities, especially concerning Austrian women. In German, but may be searched in English.
  • FRIDA: Network of Austrian Women’s Studies Libraries and Archives

Canada

China

Croatia

Czech Republic

Cyprus

Egypt

Estonia

Germany

  • Margherita von Brentano Center at Freie Universität Berlin
  • FFBIZ (Frauenforschungs-, -bildungs- und -informationszentrum e.V.), Berlin, Germany, contains 11,000 volumes, plus archival collections. It also offers paid information brokering on women and on gender studies.
  • Gender Inn, at University of Cologne, Germany, is a searchable database of books in women’s studies. Books are in English or German, subject terms are in German and the database may be searched in either language.

India

Iran

Ireland

Japan

Lebanon

Netherlands

Norway

South Africa

Scotland

  • Glasgow Women’s Library is the only accredited museum in the UK dedicated to women’s lives, histories and achievements, with a lending library, archive collections and innovative programmes of public events & learning opportunities.

South Korea

  • Asian Center for Women’s Studies, Ewha Womans Unversity, Seoul, South Korea (site in Korean)

Spain

  • La Escalera Karakola, Madrid, “has housed projects investigating the working conditions and urban experience of migrant women, debates about the transformations of the LGBT movement, lesbian marriage and the ‘pink market’, discussions about the feminist grounding for antimilitarist interventions.”

Sri Lanka

Sweden

  • Kvinnsam is a database from Sweden that covers women’s, men’s, and gender studies. (If this link does not go directly to the English version, then click on “English,” which brings you to the homepage of Libris, the Swedish national library system. From there, click on “special databases” and select Kvinnsam.)

United Kingdom