This archive provides unprecedented digital access to every issue of the influential feminist magazine, Ms., from its launch in 1972 to the present. Founded by prominent feminists and activists, Ms. sought to bring coverage of issues impacting women to a wider audience through newsstands, bookstores, and subscriptions. It was the first national magazine where women could read about and debate the strategies and obstacles to their freedom. Among the subjects extensively covered are reproductive health, rights and justice, violence against women, sexual harassment and assault, Title IX, women in sports, LGBTQ+ rights, the Equal Rights Amendment, and feminist movements globally. The issues are digitized in color, page-image format with article-level metadata and searchable text.

Women's History in the United States: A unique academic resource dedicated to exploring women’s contributions, perspectives, and challenges from precontact times to the present. With thousands of primary sources, original academic perspectives, and embedded research tools, this database serves as a powerful resource for scholars across disciplines seeking to understand the interrelated nature of gender, culture, and history.