Need to have a very brief exciting explanation here that talks about the two national suffrage associations that eventually merged into NAWSA, but also mention the National Woman's Party, and then how the League was founded on the even of the 19th amendment. 

WOMEN IN ACTION

• Center for American Women in Politics: Rutgers Eagleton Institute of Politics
• Ready to Run?

WOMEN IN HISTORY

• Women's Rights National Historic Park: U.S. woman suffrage timeline
• Alice Paul Institute: A local gem in South Jersey, home of National Woman's Party champion Alice Paul
• NJ Women's History: A thorough and comprehensive site on women's history in New Jersey, maintained by the Alice Paul Institute
• National Women's History Alliance
• Library of Congress NAWSA Collection: 800+ books and pamphlets and other materials - buckle up and dive in!
• Women in World History: An online curriculum tool for use by teachers