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The following information was compiled by Nedra Wheeler of Virginia Intermont College.
Appalachian Studies Bibliography	The Appalachian Studies Bibliography is maintained by Jo. Brown who invites users to offer additional entries or suggestions.
History of Appalachia: A Working Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Sources	This Bibliography is compiled from a wide range of personal and public (re)sources, to include works directly focusing on Appalachia as well as works that help, through comparision or theory, to illuminate our understanding of the region's history. Report any errors-in-attribution, errors-in-fact, omissions, difficulties encountered, or additional offerings to the editor, Darlene Wilson, via e-mail: dgwils0@pop.uky.edu.
East Tennessee State University Archives of Appalachia	The Council on Appalachian Women Collection is housed at this site in the Archives of Appalachia. This site has many links to other collections and works.
APPALACHIAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION A Selected Bibliography of Scholarship on Appalachia	Marie Tedesco, East Tennessee State University, developed this bibliography of scholarship on Appalachia with the intention of serving as a guide to works written since 1960. Iin the section Classics in Appalachian Scholarship, most of the works cited predate 1960. The bibliography focuses on books.
Virginia Department of Education	The site is maintained by the Virginia Department of Education. You can find links to all of their programs and SOL information.
Women in Appalachia: A Bibliography Compiled By Christina Miewald	The following bibliography includes a listing of books, journal articles and films on women who live and work in Appalachia.
Women in Tennesse History: A bibliography	The following bibliography includes a listing of books, journal articles and films on women who lived and worked in Tennessee.
"Beyond the Mountains": The Paradox of Women's Place in Appalachian History	An oral history challenging myths about women's roles and contributions to Appalachian Culture.
Women's Work in Alleghany County , NC	"The best society in the mountains - that is today, the most interesting - is that of young married men and that of the older women." (Emma Bell Miles 1905) Heiddi M. Efird found while doing this research that the work of women in Appalachia is a topic that is often overlooked or just simply accepted unquestioned. Appalachian families themselves do not seem to acknowledge the labor of women.
Women's Studies Programs, Departments, & Research Centers	This site links to approximately 500 women's studies programs, departments, and research centers around the world that have web sites.
Rural Women's Recovery Program and Women's Outreach . . .Serving Rural Appalachian Women and Families in Ohio	Rural Women's Recovery Program (RWRP) and Women's Outreach Program are two substance abuse programs designed to address the specific treatment, prevention, education, and intervention needs of women and families in rural Appalachia. The programs have experienced considerable success: RWRP has admitted over 136 residential clients since January 1990, and Women's Outreach has provided prevention, education, and intervention services for 9,198 rural residents since July 1991.
Appalachian Women	The Archives of Appalachia holds many collections which highlight women who were writers, prominent leaders in the community, underground miners, aviators, educators, and health care workers. This collection also includes women's perspectives in times of war and issues of interest to women such as child care and domestic violence.
Web Site Directory	Women's Issues Web Site directory maintained by staff at Berea College.