Gender Resources
- Women Homepage at MIT
- Women in Information Technology
- Gender Equity in Science
- Women in Information Technology
Página de Filosofía y Feminismo de Clearinghouse
Materiales curriculares: Educación en valores
Mujeres en la historia de las Matemáticas
Las mujeres en las Matemáticas y en las Ciencias
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Other
Resources on Women Mathematicians and Scientists
- Books and Articles about Women in Mathematics
- 4000 Years of
Women in Science
The stories of creative women of the past. This includes inventors, scholars and writers as well as mathematicians and astronomers. - The Ada Project
A collection of resources about women in computing. - Association for Women in Mathematics
Home page for the AWM - Women In
Mathematics
A web service from the Canadian Mathematics Society for the promotion and celebration of women in mathematics. - European Women in Mathematics
- MacTutor History of Mathematics
Biographies of many mathematicians (mostly men). -
History of Mathematics
Links to many topics in the history of mathematics maintained at Clark University. - Women in Math (WIM) at UMCP
Women in Math is an organization at the University of Maryland College Park dedicated to serving the needs of women mathematicians. - Women and Minorities
Part of the Mathematical Association of America gopher site. -
History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
This site was established to keep track of information facilities in the field of the history of science, technology and medicine. It includes a biographical dictionary. - Women of Science at the Marine Biology Laboratory (Woods Hole Inst.)
- Bibliographies and Guides to Resources
Links to several bibliographies about women in science and technology. -
Women of NASA
The "Women of NASA" resource was developed to encourage more young women to pursue science and math based fields. -
Contributions of Women to Physics
In 1999 the American Physical Society will celebrate its centenary with many events which will include exhibits on the history of physics. For the celebration, the APS Committee on the Status of Women in Physics is creating an historical archive entitled Contributions of Women to Physics 1898-1998.
