AccessMyLibrary.com, the Web's leading free, library-supported online resource, is celebrating Women of Achievement Month by featuring an extensive collection of reference materials, journals and articles specifically relating to women's issues, all hand-chosen by AccessMyLibrary's staff of editors. AccessMyLibrary, grants users free access to nearly 30 million online articles from its diverse collection of more than 4,000 journals and publications, all courtesy of local public libraries.
This month, AccessMyLibrary is inviting users to access its robust and authoritative resource of consumer magazines, academic journals, and other reference materials to learn more about all the amazing women who have helped contribute to our society. From coverage of women in law, sports, and politics, to resources for working moms, to scholarly discussions of prominent female historical figures - everything from Oprah to Susan B. Anthony - AccessMyLibrary honors women from all walks of life.
"AccessMyLibrary is proud to celebrate our society's great women achievers. We've taken great care to select the best resources from our large collection in order to provide you with quick and easy access to information on noteworthy women everywhere, said AccessMyLibrary Product Manager Eric Hoss. "And, because these are the same resources available in your local library, it's information you can trust," he added.
All of these resources - and more - are available at the Women of Achievement section of AccessMyLibrary.com
About AccessMyLibrary
Located at www.AccessMyLibrary.com, AccessMyLibrary is Gale's library advocacy Web site that allows patrons of participating libraries to access library databases and the full text of online journals and magazines anywhere and anytime with the click of a mouse.
Gale is a part of Cengage Learning (www.gale.cengage.com).