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An online exhibit from the National Institutes of Health and dedicated to the history of the home pregnancy test. Contains a collection of advertisements for pregnancy tests during the 1970s-1980s and oral history interviews with users of pregnancy…

A collection of oral history interviews dedicated to documenting the lives of transgender individuals and their experiences in the LGBT community and elsewhere. Interviews are accessible as video clips and in some cases are also transcribed. As of…

A collection of over 150 posters, articles, and ephemera related to gender in the United Kingdom during the twentieth century. Commonly-represented themes include feminism, domestic work, and marriage. The site also contains links to several other…

A collection of posters, advertisements, letters, and other memorabilia related to the history of transgender people across five continents. Artifacts from the digitized portion of the collection date from 1970 onward and can be found via the "Our…

The writings of British female writers of the nineteenth century, including Lady Jane Wilde and Amy Levy. Fully-transcribed writings include poetry, fictional prose, letters, and autobiographies, among other genres. Included publications span from…

An ongoing oral history project "dedicated to the Queer Asian American Women & Trans* community." Includes a portrait gallery and biographic profiles of participants, as well as video interviews. The site also hosts a page (under construction as of…

A collection of photographs of over three thousand t-shirts from LGBT archival collections across the United States. Shirts can be browsed by theme - which includes tags such as "drag," "pride," and "religion and faith" - or geographic region, with…

Digital collections in the study of medical history from the Wellcome Library in London, England. Available resources include a collection of AIDS posters, a catalogue of artifacts related to sexology/sex studies, and medieval manuscripts on…

Five digital collections from the Library of Congress relating to American women's history. Artifacts date from the seventeenth century though the twenty-first century and cover subjects such as the American Revolutionary War and the women's suffrage…

Newspaper clippings, essays, letters, and photographs from the Women's Movement in the 1960s and 1970s. Materials discuss issues such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, and responses to the 1968-69 Miss America pageants. The majority of…