Nontraditional Occupations, nontraditional careers, gender equity

Women and Girls Organizations (To see a description of a specific organization, place your cursor on its name.)
	4000 Years of Women in Science ACM's Committee on Women and Computing Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering, and Math American Association of University Women Association for Women in Aviation Maintenance Association for Women in Computing Association for Women in Mathematics Association for Women in Science Black Career Women Business and Professional Women/USA Center for Women and Information Technology Chicago Women in Trades Cool Jobs for Girls Feminist.com For Girls and Their Dreams GEMSET: Girls E-Mentoring Program Girl Geeks Girls Inc.® Gracenet Her Own Words Inspiring Girls Now in Technology Education (IGNITE) Institute for Women and Work Institute for Women in Trades, Technology and Science (IWITTS) Institute for Women's Policy Research International Association of Women Police League of Women Voters National Association of Women in Construction National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education National Council for Research on Women National Girls' Collaborative Project Program Directory National Women's History Museum National Women's History Project National Women's Law Center National Organization for Women (NOW) Outdoor Industry Women's Coalition Professional Women in Construction Sally Ride Science Festivals Tradeswomen Now and Tomorrow Tucker Center for Research on Girls and Women in Sports Vermont Works for Women Wellesley Centers for Women Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW) Women Build! Women Construction Owners and Executives Women Contractors Association Women in Aviation, International Women in Federal Law Enforcement Women in the Labor Force Women Make Movies Women of NASA Women Tech Portal: Tools for Technology Educators to Recruit & Retain Women & Girls Women Tech Project Women Work! Women's Council Women's Research and Education Institute Work 4 Women YWCA

The National Women's History Museum is working with its National Coalition to open a permanent museum in Washington, D.C. The U.S. Senate has already given its support for the use of their desired building and you can help their efforts to secure the site by contacting your Congressional representatives. Click here to find out more, view an information DVD featuring Meryl Streep, and to take action."