Welcome to the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Subject Guide!
This guide is designed to assist you with conducting research in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. The navigation tabs on the left contain information about the research process, finding and using books, articles, images, and primary sources, and WGSS groups at UConn. If you have any questions or need more personalized assistance, please feel free to use our live chat with a librarian service or make an appointment with Kelsey Brown.
Women's History Month Display
Happy Women's History Month! Stop by Homer Babbidge Library Level 1 to check out a selection of memoirs and autobiographies.
Interested in archival materials? Check out Making and Memory: Autobiographical Book Works by Women Artists curated by Melissa Batt and Women's History Resources in Archives & Special Collections curated by Kara Flynn.
Additional library displays are available for browsing and checkout at Avery Point, Hartford, and Stamford.
New Resources
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Black Thought & CultureIncludes over 100,000 letters, speeches, essays, interviews, and trial transcripts by Black and African American leaders with a focus on 19th and 20th centuries.
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Film Platform CollectionIncludes documentaries released from 2020-2022 covering topics including topics such as environmental science, media studies, women's studies, and sociology.
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LGBT Magazine ArchiveIncludes articles from journals covering LGBT interests from 1954-2015.
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PBS Video Collection1,500 streaming videos produced by PBS. Includes films from well-known PBS series such as Ken Burns' Jazz, NOVA, Frontline, and Finding Your Roots.
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Race Relations in AmericaIncludes records, images, case studies, audio recordings, and surveys from the Fisk University race relations department and its annual institute between 1943 and 1970 covering topics such as the Civil Rights Movement, segregation, discrimination, and racial theory.
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Vogue ArchiveIncludes works and color images from various photographers, stylists and illustrators featured in Vogue Magazine from 1892 to the present.
