Wikipedia:GLAM/HarvardLibrary/topical-resources
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Resources
editHarvard Library Research Guides
edit- Harvard Library Research Guide By Library
- Harvard Library Research Guide By Topic
- Women's History Databases & E-Resources Research Guide
- General Harvard History LibGuide
- Harvard University Archives Online Resources Research Guide
E-books
editDatabases
edit- Harvard Library Database Search
- Women's History Databases
- Gender & Sexuality Databases
- Culinary & Food History Databases
- Databases with Schlesinger Library Content
- Government, Political Science, and International Relations Databases
Women's History
editDatabases
edit- Women and Social Movements International
- Women and Social Movements in the United States
- Newspaper databases
- Women Working, 1800-1930
- Gender Watch
- Women Writers Online
- Biography & Genealogy Master Index
- Reader's Guide Retrospective
Public Domain Images
edit- Schlesinger Library: Public Domain images on Flickr Commons
- Finding Public Domain Images
- Creative Commons Image Search
- Wikimedia Commons
- Use of non-free images on Wikipedia
- Uploading Images - Fair Use
- Upload image from Flickr Commons
Wikipedia & the Gender Gap
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Wikipedia logo with feminist symbol. - Closing Wikipedia’s Gender Gap — Reluctantly
- If you care about women, you should edit Wikipedia differently
- Define Gender Gap? Look Up Wikipedia’s Contributor List
- The Never-ending Night of Wikipedia’s Notable Woman Problem
- Wikimedia Foundation: Gender Gap
- Unlocking the Clubhouse: Five Ways to Encourage Women to Edit Wikipedia
- Wikimedia Foundation: Gender Gap Manifesto
- Wikipedia's gender gap and the complicated reality of systemic gender bias
- How To Be A Woman On The Internet
- Feminist Cybersecurity
- The heart work of wikipedia: Gendered, emotional labor in the world's largest online encyclopedia
- Some of all human knowledge: Gender and participation in peer production
- Conflict, criticism, or confidence: An empirical examination of the gender gap in wikipedia contributions
- Passing on: Reader-sourcing gender diversity in Wikipedia
- [http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2791036 First women, second sex: Gender bias in Wikipedia
Wikipedia & the Classroom
edit- Wiki Education Foundation
- Wikipedia activity: Women in STEM. Note, this assignment can be adapted for other fields.
- Digital media professor gives students real-world experiences through Wikipedia assignment
- Support from the Wikimedia Foundation for use of Wikipedia in the classroom: