Women’s Studies Archive: Women’s Issues and Identities

Women’s Studies Archive: Women’s Issues and Identities includes an array of primary source material that charts the course of political and social activism of the women’s movement in both national and international contexts. A broad scope of archival collections document a variety of women’s perspectives and experiences pertaining to the labor movement, women’s health, the suffrage movement, political protest, the sexual revolution, and a myriad of multidisciplinary topics relating to women’s activism during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A rich source for primary research, the database offers an interdisciplinary focus useful to undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty who wish to explore the multifaceted and diverse voices of women activists over the course of the last two centuries.