Women & Gender Studies

Database is an access point to over 400 digital collections which have been digitalized by various institutions.Historical periods cover from the 17th-21st centuries.

Digitized items include scrapbooks, photographs, and political cartoons and are separated into 4 time periods: Suffrage (1848-1920), Equal RIghts (1923-1990) and (1970-).

Documents from the Harvard Univ. libraries, range from government reports, personal papers, articles and images. Primary material of this large collection is thematically organized by types of employment, living arrangements, age and more.

This database identifies content about women in digital colections. Researchers can search by format or subject.

Library of Congress.The site is "arranged by type of work and includes autobiographies, biographies, children’s books, novels, poetry, speeches and more".

Bureau of Labor Statistics