Explore our evolving list of recommended trusted feminist publications, podcasts, platforms, and voices. We will be adding to this list over time, so please check back regularly for new resources.

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A landmark institution in both women’s rights and American journalism, Ms. was the first national magazine to make feminist voices audible, feminist journalism tenable and a feminist worldview available to the public.

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Podcasts

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Blogs and Newsletters

Abortion, Every Day

by Jessica Valenti

Assembly Notes

by Stacey Abrams

FEMINIST HQ

Here’s the Thing

with Reshma Saujani

The Meteor

Pat Mitchell Media

Playing with Fire

Shannon Watts

The ShiftMakers Journal

with Marianne Schnall

Reports, Campaigns & Initiatives

FEMINIST 250: Founding Feminists

Ms. Magazine

Ensuring and Strengthening Access to Justice for All Women and Girls

UN Women

WMC Investigation 2026: Gender and Non-Acting Oscar Nominations

Women's Media Center

Women in the Workplace 2025

McKinsey & Company and LeanIn.org

From Proof to Power

Moms First

Living With Pocket Change: What It Means To Do More With Less

Ms. Foundation for Women

Blueprint to Close the Women’s Health Gap: How to Improve Lives and Economies for All

World Economic Forum

Accelerating Efforts to End Child Marriage

Institute of Global Politics Women’s Initiative at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs

The Gender Snapshot 2025

UN Women

The War on Women Report

Ms. Magazine

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Multimedia Feminist Feed

‘They’re Taking Our Humanity Away’: Kimberlé Crenshaw on Her Memoir, America’s Future and Why the Fight for Justice Requires ‘Backtalking’

The Erosion of Women’s Rights Is a Warning Sign for Democracies Everywhere

Motherhood Didn’t Kill Ambition—It Changed The Plot

When voting rights are threatened, women show up

Founding Feminists: 250 Years of an Unfinished Revolution (With Janell Hobson)

‘This is not marriage, this is legalized rape’: New Report Outlines Strategies to End Child Marriage Worldwide

Women’s Rights Are Democratic Rights

Misogyny Is Rising in U.S. Classrooms. Where Is the National Response?

‘It’s Time for the Truth’: Epstein Survivors’ New PSA Demands Answers From Justice Department

Women Exiting Workforce At Record Pace, New Catalyst Data Reveals Why

Project 2026 Declares Open War on Women’s Rights

The high cost of child care is making mothers rethink having kids

Multimedia Resources