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The Feminist Institute
The Feminist Institute preserves and digitizes archival materials documenting feminist contributions to culture.
About The Feminist Institute
The Feminist Institute preserves and digitizes archival materials documenting feminist contributions to culture, and publishes selections from those materials through a web-based digital archive. Records can be browsed by type, including people and organizations, places, historical events, collections, repositories, archived websites, ephemera, images, sounds and videos, alongside curated digital exhibitions.
Key features
- Browse digitized records by type: ephemera, images, sounds, videos, archived websites
- Search across people, organizations, places, historical events and repositories
- View curated digital exhibitions, including A.I.R. Gallery chapters
- Read blog posts about collection work and archival projects
- See partner organizations such as the New York Public Library and A.I.R. Gallery
- Listings for archive-related events, including one in New York City
Best for: Students, researchers and members of the public seeking digitized archival material on feminist contributions to culture.
Good for
- Digitized records span ephemera, images, sounds, videos and archived websites
- Curated digital exhibitions supplement individual archive records
- Works with partner institutions including libraries, galleries and museums
Watch out for
- The site presents digital archive selections, so full holdings may not be online
- Content and interface are in English
The Feminist Institute at a glance
- Website
- thefeministinstitute.org
- Category
- Research & Data › Academic Search
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Good for
- Students
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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The Feminist Institute FAQ
What kinds of materials are in the digital archive?
Records cover people and organizations, places, historical events, collections, repositories, archived websites, ephemera, images, sounds, videos and digital exhibitions.
Does The Feminist Institute host events?
The site lists upcoming events, such as the Activating the Archive: Michelle Handelman Capsule Collection Launch on Oct 28, 2026 at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art in New York.
Which organizations does The Feminist Institute work with?
Listed partners include the New York Public Library, A.I.R. Gallery, Women's Studio Workshop, Global Fund for Women, Pen and Brush and The American LGBTQ+ Museum.
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