LibGuides: Women and Gender Studies: University of Wisconsin, Office of the Gender & Women's Studies Librarian

University of Wisconsin WGS publication lists

The Office of the Gender & Women's Studies Librarian at the University of Wisconsin is renowned for their maintenance of current listings of monographs and periodicals in the realm of Women's Studies, Gender Studies & Feminist Studies. Consult their lists for the latest scholarship and then check to see if Brookens Library owns it or if it is available via iShare or ILL.

Resources for Gender & Women Studies: A Feminist Review
RESOURCES FOR GENDER AND WOMEN’S STUDIES: A FEMINIST REVIEW (formerly FEMINIST COLLECTIONS: A QUARTERLY OF WOMEN’S STUDIES RESOURCES) (ISSN 2576-0750) reviews the latest print, video, and digital resources for research and teaching in gender and women’s studies. Recent reviews have explored such subjects as Black feminism, reproductive justice, trans representation, gender violence, and the TV series based on The Handmaid’s Tale. There are guides to new periodicals and reference materials, announcements of websites and blogs, and explorations of archives and other tools for feminist scholarship.
Feminist Periodicals (ISSN 0742-7433, online-only)
Reprints on a quarterly basis the tables of contents pages of over 150 magazines and journals, from academic journals such as Signs and Feminist Studies to special interest periodicals on women of color, art, law, health care, lesbian issues, and women around the world.
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Since many international and grassroots titles are not indexed in standard sources, FEMINIST PERIODICALS is the best key to their contents — an invaluable aid for researchers scanning the current literature. FEMINIST PERIODICALS is part of a joint subscription with FEMINIST COLLECTIONS and NEW BOOKS ON WOMEN, GENDER, & FEMINISM.
New Books on Women, Gender and Feminism
NEW BOOKS ON WOMEN, GENDER & FEMINISM (ISSN 1941-7241), a bibliography of recent books focused on women’s studies, LGBTQ+ issues, and gender topics published in English, will relaunch in 2020 as Sylvia, an open-access database. This free resource for locating scholarly books will include robust search options, easy browsing, and featured items. More details about Sylvia’s launch will be released in spring 2020.