Women's Enews is a nonprofit independent news service covering the issues that are of particular concern to women. Women's Enews editor, Rita Henley Jensen and staff have nearly a half-century of journalism experience with newspapers, wire services and national publications and are determined to deliver full and balanced reporting to Women's Enews readers.

A site where starving and upcoming artist who sign up can showcase their art whether its music, acting, painting, sculpturing etc. www.urbanjoint.com has been developed to provide all artists an avenue to bring their craft to the cyber world.

With insightful reviews, as well as in-depth features and commentary on media, politics, film, theater, music and dance, SeeingBlack.com offers a fresh and uncensored Black perspective that is educated-but not stiff or conservative-and does not insult the intelligence of its readers.

TheatreHistory.com
A collection of articles, pictures, and links to information about theatre divided into topics which include the Origins of Theatre, Ancient Theatre, American Theatre, etc., as well as an archive of online scripts.

Playwrights - Suite101.com
The Playwrights Page at Suite101.com is dedicated to helping the world's playwrights, from beginning amateur to seasoned veteran,learn how to more effectively write, edit, rewrite, market, and produce their plays.

Too often we know that something is wrong with our play, or our query, or something, but we don't know what. We don't know where to turn to get it "fixed." Well, look no further. Turn to this page.

Sojourner Communications
Sojourner Communications is a network for bridging individuals, organizations, businesses and projects that are committed to social change and responsibility. In the spirit of early abolitionist and activist Sojourner Truth who fought not only for her own freedom from slavery but for that of all oppressed human beings, this network carries on her legacy of bridging people of like minds and conscience together for common good.

The Fund for Women Artists
The Fund for Women Artists is a non-profit corporation based in Western Massachusetts. Our mission is to increase the diversity and employment of women in the arts. Our emphasis is on women in theatre, film, and video.

The Ma'at Production Association of Afrikan Centered Theatre is a not-for-profit theatre founded in 1990 at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. With a focus on new work and collaborative art, MPAACT exists to develop, nurture and sustain Afrikan Centered Theatre.

African American Literature Book Club

A new web-site devoted to African American literature has been launched to support and promote the growing demand for works by and about African Americans. The new African American Literature Book Club (AALBC) displays a rich diversity of African American writing.

ETA Creative Arts Foundation was incorporated in April 1971, as a nonprofit, tax exempt organization. Now recognized as one of Chicago's leading African American cultural performing arts institutions, eta has garnered a national and international reputation for the quality of its artistic product, its management, volunteer leadership and community involvement.

"Harriet Tubman: The Chosen One" is a dynamic one woman show performed by Gwendolyn Briley-Strand that takes its audience on 1 of the 19 journeys Ms. Tubman took through the Underground Railroad.

KwanzaPaintings.com
Paintings and greeting cards on different facets of African life. All paintings are by Jojo BACARA, a female artist from Senegal.

Affinity is a four year not-for-profit organization which currently serves black lesbian, bisexual women, transgendered women, and lesbigay youth of African descent. Affinity was created out of the dearth of resources available to these communities on the south side of Chicago. Affinity has become a viable part of the Chicago community.

Mosaicbooks.com is a booksite showcasting African American Literature.

madrina.com is a website in English and Spanish geared to women, containing links to sites in the areas of finance, the humanities, and issues of personal growth. Madrina also provides a community forum for like minded women, encouraging union and enrichment through the sharing of knowledge.

Inter-Play is an online index to plays in periodicals, collections, and anthologies. Created and maintained by the humanities librarians at Portland State University, it is an invaluable resource for the location of hard-to-find plays.

Women Writers is a literary magazine for and by women writers containing links to other internet resources, scholarly articles, as well as creative fiction. Read a review of Women of Color, Women of Words on Women Writers.

LittleAfrica.com has several hundred online shopping offerings and a host of resources on personal finance, employment opportunities, career development, networking, travel, spirituality, health, free classifieds and more.

March is Women's History Month. Take a look at Net Noir's site, Sister Achievers: Words from Women

The Birthing Project USA is a national African American volunteer effort to encourage better birth outcomes by providing practical support to women during pregnancy and for one year after the birth of their children.

African American Women on Tour provides a forum for uplifting, empowering and enhancing the quality of life for African American women through economic, intellectual and spiritual development. The Conference will be held in Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington DC, and Atlanta.

One of the best sites on the web for African American writers, The African American Online Writers Guild provides information, news, career tips, resources, and support to its members. Well worth exploring.

I'll Make Me a World. "I'll Make Me A World celebrates the extraordinary achievements of 20th-century African-American writers, dancers, painters, actors, filmmakers, musicians, and other artists who changed forever who we are as a nation and a culture." This site is the online companion to the PBS series. Women of Color was listed as a suggested link.

Timbuktu Books, an online bookstore devoted to African-American literature. Their motto is, "Not a million titles, just the ones you want." As of this moment, their theatre offerings are particularly slim, but I forsee growth in the future.

The word is getting out! Here's an online article featuring yours truly: African-American Theatre on the Web-Part 3 an article from Suite 101 Theatre, written by Steven A. Alper, in honor of Black History Month (which, by the way, is every month, not just February).

Take a look at this site: African American Theatre from Bridges Web Services for information about African American playwrights and links to theatre company webpages, theatre education sites, and theatre resources.

Women in Theatre an excellent site about women in the theatre, including playwrights, actresses, managers and directors.

Christell Publishing - "To provide book lovers with professional, entertaining,inspirational and thought provoking works."

Black Families.com: Keeping our families whole.

Another great site for African-Americans: African American Teachers Site

Theatre resources at the World Wide Arts Resources Page