| A
Webliography Project compiled and
briefly annotated with access addresses by
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An Introduction to Online Resources for Music Research Discussion Forums: Note:
This category includes links and subscription information for various
discussion forums and e-mail information and communication options, for
Music Specific Discussion Forums
and Other
Arts / Education / Gender / Research Discussion Forums including:
Music Specific Discussion Forums: Bluenote
Music: information on jazz and blues
recordings, artists, and live shows.
Classical
Music: discussion about classical
music and classic composers.
Folk Festivals:
features song lyrics, and gives dates for artist and dance concerts and
seminars.
Guitars
and Music: information on instruments,
music, musical styles, composers, and performers.
New Age,
Irish, and American Indian Music:
information on recordings, styles, and artists.
List
of Musical Mailing Lists: extensive listing of music mailing
lists.
Music Education:
Sonnek Society
List:
Underground
Music Mailing Lists:
Vocalist:
lively discussion list on various topics
related to singing and voice pedagogy.
Women in
Music:International
Alliance for Women in Music
Other Arts / Education / Gender / Research Discussion Forums: AFROAM-L:
(Harvard),list
and site on topics of interest to African Americans.
Alternative
Education: discussion list presenting
issues concerning alternative education options, including public vs. private,
education vouchers, among others.
BOOKWOMAN:
discussion list dedicated to writing by
women.
Campus Activists'
Network: (Young Feminists Network),
discussion list addressing feminist and activist issues on U.S. university
campuses.
Cyber-Sisters:
An unmoderated list for women in the arts.
EDEQUITY:
(Equity in Education), mailing list which discusses multiculturalism and
educational equity.
Everything
E-Mail: (Mary Houten-Kemp), mailing list discussion, group newsletters,
user and list provider resources, quick reference to commonly used mailing
list commands, and information on how to start an electronic list group.
Includes excellent links to list directories and search engines, collections,
user resources, hosting services and list management tools, promotion,
software, and list management tips.
FEMEDIT:
discussion list dedicated to various aspects
of feminist publishing.
FEM-ALERT:
(Feminist
Majority and the Feminist Majority Foundation), list devoted
to providing information on feminist issues.
FEMINIST:
(Feminist Task Force of the American
Library Association), discussion list
addressing issues of racism and ethnic diversity in librarianship.
FEMISA:
discussion list centered upon topics which
range from feminism, gender, and women, to international relations.
FEMNET:
(The African Women's Development and Communication
Network): e-mail "umbrella organization
for African women's NGOs and other NGOs working for the advancement of
women in Africa."
FEMPED-L:
(Feminist Pedagogy List), "designed for
discussing issues of power and positionality in the classroom and how feminist
pedagogy can be used to challenge patriarchal models and methods that silence
and intimidate women in educational settings."
Fundlist:
Discussion forum addressing issues related to fund-raising.
GENED:
(Gender and Education, Duke University):
a list "designed for K-12 teachers, interested parents, university researchers,
and other educators and professionals." Topics include gender equity,
gender issues in K-12 curriculum, gender and health, gender and technology
education, etc.
GRANITE:
(Gender and Information Technologies),
discussion forum on gender and information technologies, theories and research
from a feminist perspective.
GRANTS-L:
(Grants for Educational Research), "Serves to promote external funding
for international education and research. The Listserv is intended
to provide a forum for sharing experiences, ideas, thoughts, comments,
and source of information on the preparation and administration of contracts
and grants."
H-Woman:
(History of Women), a moderated discussion forum and lively list for scholars
and anyone interested in women's history; includes a keyword search
of the archives.
INTERNET-WOMEN-HELP:
discussion list for online mentoring and assistance regarding numerous
topics and issues relative to the Internet.
LIBWAT-L:
(Library Women and Technology), discussion which addresses issues related
to technology and gender roles in librarianship.
Liszt:
a mailing list directory , with a Usenet newsgroups directory and an IRC
chat directory, a searchable database of 90,095 mailing lists. There
are 216 links under the music category and the subcategories in music include:
Bands (77), Composers (1), Dance (2), Education (2), Equipment (9), Genres
(93), Instruments (17), Lists for Musicians (11), Magazines and Newsletters
(1), Record Labels (1), Singer-Songwriters (53), Singing (4), Spanish Language
Music (1), Theory (2), and World (6).
MAIDEN-L:
discussion list for women who are Internet
beginners, offers support and user tips.
MUJER-L:
(CLNET's Chicana Studies Home Page at
UCLA),
discussion list focused around Chicana and Latina issues.
MULTC-ED:
(Multicultural Education),
a moderated discussion list for K-12 and college and university teachers
on multicultural education and curriculum topics.
National
Women's Mailing List: (Women's Information
Exchange), category/area registration for e-mail networking contacts from
grassroots feminist organizations.
NOW Action
List:
(National
Organization for Women), legislative updates
and action alerts.
Political
Woman Hotline: mailing list and
support site for women running for public office on the political left,
and newsletter features including analyses of the political process,
news on the campaign trail, and media coverage. Also see Women
Leaders On-Line.
PSYCHE:
An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Consciousness:
"quarterly publication which explores consciousness and its relationship
to the brain from a variety of scientific, psychological, and philosophical
perspectives."
Spiderwoman:
mailing list and support group for women Web developers and consultants.
Teacher's
Edition On-Line: listserv, newsletter, and online resources for
K-12 educators, with suggestions for weekly lesson plans and ideas on time
management, record-keeping tools, etc.
Technomama:
information and resources group which provides computer training and technical
support for women of color.
UHURA:
discussion list for women researching aspects of the Internet, why women
use electronic communications, and how the Internet influences women.
WATER:
(Women's Access to Electronic Resources, Foundation for a Compassionate
Society), provides a safe and comfortable space for women to learn electronic
communication skills and application techniques to further advocacy efforts.
WEB-WOMEN-TECH: discussion
list for women working on the technical side of Web site management.
WOMEN-L:
discussion list which focuses on the Internet, cyber culture, and innovations
in technology.
WMST-L:
an active and well-organized list, with a searchable archive, for those
working in the field of Women's Studies. Topics include current research,
teaching strategies, texts and films. innovative courses, funding sources,
among others. Also publishes announcements about relevant conferences,
calls for papers, job opportunities, and publications, and serves as a
repository of syllabi and bibliographies.
Women in
Theatre: a forum for artists
related to theatre and theatre performance.
Women of
Achievement in Herstory: not a discussion
list; instead, member subscribers receive a daily e-mail profile
of a notable (although not always famous) historical woman, providing a
platform for recognition of and dissemination about women of achievement
who may not be well known or recognized. Also, see the Women
of Achievement in Herstory Calendar.
Women-On-Line-News:
(Women On-Line and World Wide Women),
international mailing list for women featuring a monthly newsletter.
Women-Related
Email Lists in the Arts and Humanities: (Joan Korenman), women-related
email lists that focus on the arts and/or the humanities. Part of Korenman’s
Gender-Related
Electronic Forums.
Women's
Feature Service:
(Association for Progressive
Communications), mailing list which includes international news of interest
to women, all articles written by women.
WOMENS-STUDIES:
(Women's Studies Network Association,
U.K.), discussion forum for researchers and exchange of information regarding
conferences, publications, and resources.
Women Writers
and Artists: discussion list on
women and creativity.
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Dr.
Judith A. Coe
Music & Entertainment Industry Studies Department Arts Building 288H Campus Box 162, P.O. Box 173364 Denver, Co 80217-3364 Phone: 303-556-6013 Fax: 303-556-2335 |
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