Capitalwoman: http://www.london.gov.uk/capitalwoman/about.html; capitalwoman@london.gov.uk; Capitalwoman brings London women of all ages and backgrounds together; http://www.london.gov.uk/capitalwoman/links/index.html; 10/03/2005
Caribbean Women UK: http://www.caribbeanwoman.co.uk; caribwomanuk@yahoo.co.uk; Focus in the Community - To inspire and empower people of caribbean heritage in their personal development and growth. The site profiles successful individuals within the community whose stories can be used as examples of good practice. The site lists events; courses for women; Contains humour about life from a mother's and woman's perspective; positive quotes and poetry and inspirational material.; 21/03/2006
ELBWO: http://www.elbwo.org.uk; info@elbwo.org.uk; ELBWO is a centre of excellence, providing a quality support service to women and families in East London. ELBWO offers education and training, childcare provision, and youth development programmes at our resource centre in Forest Gate.; 21/03/2006
Female All Stars Academy Creative Forum: http://www.femaleallstarsacademy.org; fasa_creativeforum@hotmail.co.uk; Female All Stars Academy (F.A.S.A) - Creative Forum is a nonprofit organization which works to enhance, promote, share and network with global talents of women in the creative industry. Aimed towards women in the creative industry especially young women who are creative and also have an interest in their community and world around them and for women who are looking to make a difference with their chosen talent and skill. We hope through our numerous activities we can encourage interaction amongst women in different areas and communities, which we seek to target our initial focal area is London.; 21/03/2006
Foundation for Women's Art: http://www.fwa-uk.org/site/index.php; admin@fwa-uk.org; To increase public knowledge and understanding of the work of women artists, both historic and contemporary.; http://www.fwa-uk.org/site/displaylinks.php?category_id=5; 28/03/2005
Global Resistance: http://www.resist.org.uk/index.php; office@resist.org.uk; Globalise Resistance brings together groups and individuals opposed to the global growth of corporate power.; http://www.resist.org.uk/links/index.php?catid=27; 28/03/2005
Henna Asian Women Group: http://hennaorg.co.uk; henna.org@btopenworld.com; Henna Asian women group is a voluntary organisation that aims to improve the quality of Asian women's lives by reducing isolation, encouraging active participation and providing information and support; 26/01/2006
Hillingdon Women's Centre: http://www.hillingdonwomenscentre.org.uk/; hillingdonwomen@aol.com; Hillingdon Women's Centre welcomes all women of the community regardless of age, disability, sexuality and ethnicity.; http://www.hillingdonwomenscentre.org.uk/usefullinks.htm; 28/03/2005
International Women's Month: http://www.international-womens-month.co.uk/home.html; info@international-womens-month.co.uk; Like our sister site, Black History Month, the International Women's Month website is year round; http://www.international-womens-month.co.uk/links.html; 31/03/2005
Jacqueline Grant: http://www.jacquelinegrant.supanet.com; Composer, musician, songwriter, music teacher and instrument repairer; http://www.jacquelinegrant.supanet.com/links.htm; 28/03/2005
Lesbian UK: http://www.lesbianuk.co.uk; info@lesbianuk.co.uk; Information for lesbians about local activity, events and resources in their area.; http://www.lesbianuk.co.uk/national.htm; 31/03/2005
Libertas: http://www.libertas.co.uk; info@libertas.co.uk; The best in lesbian shopping online; http://www.libertas.co.uk/links.asp; 21/03/2005
London Centre for Domestic Violence: http://www.lcdv.co.uk; office@lcdv.co.uk; We are an organisation providing fast, efficient and free legal support and advice for victims of domestic violence. We can obtain non-molestation and / or occupation orders usuallly within 24 hours. We also make referrals to Refuge, Womens Aids and other support groups.; http://www.lcdv.co.uk - Links; 19/05/2005
Louise Kerr Resonance consulting: http://www.louisekerr.com; louise@louisekerr.com; I am a voice and performance coach and trainer in communication skills; http://www.louisekerr.com/; 30/03/2005
Network for European Women's Rights: http://www.newr.bham.ac.uk/general/what_is_newr.htm; 3 year project funded by the European Commission under Framework 5 to set up a thematic network on the topic of women's rights as human rights; http://www.newr.bham.ac.uk/database/N-Z/uk.htm; 21/03/2005
North Wales Women's Network: http://www.nwwn.co.uk; rebecca@nwwn.co.uk; Web site for professional women in Wales and Cheshire; http://www.nwwn.co.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=133; 04/04/2005
Peace News: http://www.peacenews.info; editorial@peacenews.info; Peace News is written and produced by and for activists, campaigners and radical academics from all over the world.; http://www.peacenews.info/specials/chester.html; 15/03/2005
Safra Project: http://www.safraproject.org; info@safraproject.org; Resource project working on issues relating to LBT women who identify as Muslim; http://www.safraproject.org/; 30/03/2005
School of Oriental and African Studies: http://www.soas.ac.uk/; study@soas.ac.uk; Centre for study of diverse range of subjects concerned with Asia, Africa and the Middle East; http://www.soas.ac.uk/currentstudents/index.cfm?navid=2025; 28/03/2005
Southwark Voluntary Action: http://www.savo.org.uk/savo.htm; claudeth@savo.org.uk; We serve as an access point, a means to engagement, a conduit for information, a mechanism for participation, an opportunity for volunteering and employment, a structure for user-involvement, and a seed-bed for enterprise.; http://www.savo.org.uk/links.htm; 28/03/2005
The Handbag Cafe and Garden: http://thehandbagcafe.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk; mail@thehandbagcafe.co.uk; North London cafe and garden and venue for the Women in Business Workshops; http://thehandbagcafe.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk; 07/04/2005
UK Disability Forum for European Affairs (UKDFfEA) Women's Committee: http://www.edfwomen.org.uk; llamedos@enna.fsnet.co.uk; Women's issues are forgotten by the disability movement - Disability issues are forgotten by the women's movement - Disabled women suffer the highest levels of violence and abuse, but have the fewest safe spaces; http://www.edfwomen.org.uk/wclinks.htm; 28/03/2005
UK Feminist Action: http://groups.yahoo.co.uk/group/ukfeministaction; A mailing list to share details of feminist actions and events in the UK; 25/03/2005
UK Resource Centre for Women in SET: http://www.setwomenresource.org.uk; e.williams@bilk.ac.uk; The UK Resource Centre for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology is an innovative centre set up to complement the Government's 10 year investment framework for Science and Innovation. It is the mission of the UKRC to establish a dynamic centre that provides accessible, high quality information and advisory services to industry, academia, professional institutes, education and Research Councils within the SET and built environment professions, whilst supporting women entering and progressing in SET careers; 19/12/2005
WiRE - Women in Rural Enterprise: http://www.wireuk.org; helen@ascendancyinternetmarketing.com; Dynamic networking and business club which aims to help rural women in every way possible towards starting and maintaining their own rural enterprise.; http://www.wireuk.org; 04/08/2005
Women's Training Network: http://www.wtn.org.uk; aclark@owts.org.uk; The Women's Training Network is a network of member organisations based in England, Scotland and Wales.; http://www.wtn.org.uk/regcentres.htm; 28/03/2005

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