Below are links to selected key Women's Studies journals. If you need online access to other years, issues, or titles, email Sabrina Thomas, or search by journal title here.
Library of Congress Digital Collections
The Library of Congress holds digital collections that may be useful to you. This link provides a list of all Women's Studies collections housed in the Library of Congress.
Trying to determine which database is best for your area of gender-related research can sometimes prove to be the most difficult part of the research process. Here is a selection of databases which have been found to have excellent interdisciplinary coverage of topics related to research about women and gender.
Use JStor All Content tab to search for open access and free content via JSTOR. JStor is multidisciplinary and contains books, journals, reports, and primary resources. The search page automatically defaults to return only content our users can access unless one changes the filter to include “everything” in the Access Type section of the left column of filters.
Citing sources is a required part of any research project. If you fail to cite or cite properly, consequences can be severe. MU Libraries have prepared some quick guides to the most common citation styles and have identified resources that assist in preparing citations.