since 1963. Constituting 90,000 pages of documents collected from over 300 repositories, these commission publications offer a major new set of sources for research on the lives of American women since 1960. In addition, the Scholar's Edition includes the first electronic version of Harvard University Press's five-volume biographical dictionary, Notable American Women (1971–2004), which is fully indexed and searchable. With Volume 13 (2009) the publication schedule of Women and Social Movements became semi-annual, publishing in the spring (March) and fall (September) due to the larger size of each issue requiring a longer production schedule. Each issue now includes three document projects or document archives—along with book reviews, notes from the archive, teaching tools, and full text sources. International Edition With the assistance of a large advisory board, Sklar and Dublin developed an ambitious plan to create an online archive of women's international activism. The two traveled extensively, and ultimately, materials from over 250 libraries in the US and abroad, were included in a second International database. Women and Social Movements International 1840 to Present, began in 2008, was completed in 2013. consisting of 25 scholarly essays, over 4,600 sources of published and manuscript resources, as well as links to 124 online resources. The database includes the same metadata rich search functions as the U.S. version, but also allows users to create their own playlists of documents, images, and videos. External links Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000 Alexander Street Press Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000 (freely accessible editorial site) Center for the Historical Study of Women and Gender, SUNY Binghamton Address: Anti-slavery convention of american women, 2nd, 1838; in Google Books References Historiography of the United States History websites of the United States