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CoWeb gets produced once a year during the City of Women festival. Every day of the festival, the events are documented online; in various languages, critical thoughts are formed about the events, discussions with festival guests take place, and the audience is asked about their opinions. Coweb represents the idea of the creation of DIY do-it-yourself web content and presents an opposition to mass media while at the same time serving as a form of critique of their treatment of culture.

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Dutch webmagazine with an emphasis on transgender and queer issues, publishing about feminist and queer theory, LGBTIQ perspectives, body politics, culture and literature, book and film reviews, news, interviews, etc.

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BitchBuzz.com: The Honest Women's Magazine

Running from August 2008 until January 2013, BitchBuzz.com was an online lifestyle magazine for women spotlighting the best in style, tech, food and culture. It was one of the very first “group-blog” style sites for women and was incredibly influential in both the women’s lifestyle blogosphere and the online feminist community.

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daily updated online-magazine with an emphasis on women culture (book reviews etc.) women + work, feminist news (including call for submissions etc.) and jewish life

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Seit Februar 2000 ist das Online-Magazin AVIVA-Berlin im Netz. Ein Medium, das frauenspezifische Themen jenseits von Brigitte und ihren Freundinnen beleuchtet.

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BelaRussian quaterly webmagazine; the ezine is written and produced by an international (Russian speaking) collective, but the editor (founder) Jeanna Krömer (Yamaykina) comes from Minsk/Belarus; Amphi magazine is distributed via email-newsletter or as pdf-download; every issue is based on a specific topic including body/body politics / health (menstruation, contraception etc.), equality, discrimination/stereotypes, violence, (feminist) activism, (alternative) family concepts, (new) roles for men etc.

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Press release for 1st May, 2011

An exciting new online resource is launched today: the Women’s Liberation Movement Music Archive, at http://womensliberationmusicarchive.wordpress.com

This project documents the bands, musicians and musical projects that were part of, or influenced by, the great burgeoning of cultural creativity generated by the Women’s Liberation Movement (WLM) of the 1970s and 80s.