Overview More than 750 citations, some annotated, comprise this listing of sources on information technology and women’s lives. Entries include books, book […]
Developed by Margaret F. Karsten, Professor Department of Business and Accounting University of Wisconsin-Platteville Contributor: Joan E. Riedle, Professor Department of Psychology University […]
Argazali, S. (2000). Women Suffrage Bibliography. The Wisconsin Mosaic. http://dalbello.comminfo.rutgers.edu/FLVA/voices/839/voices/willard/suffrage.html How did the views of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois […]
This guide is focused on the fight for women’s suffrage in Wisconsin. In addition to resources such as books and articles, it includes a list of people central to the struggle and a timeline.
Books Berger, M.S. (2001). A Milwaukee woman’s life on the left: The autobiography of Meta Berger. State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Bletzinger, A. & […]
Gender and Women’s Studies (GWS) is an interdisciplinary field that examines women’s experiences and gender roles as they affect the lives of women and men, culture, and the course of history. Here you will find more information regarding GWS collection development at the UW-Madison Libraries.
The Office of the GWSL has a non-circulating collection of biographical dictionaries, encyclopedias, handbooks, guides, and other reference books on women and gender. Access to the GWSL Collection has changed due to COVID-19.