This is an idiosyncratic list of resource links, most not specific to sexuality, taken from the bookmark file of the Head of Information Services. The Kinsey Institute does not endorse any of these sites, nor is it responsible for their content. Other Sexology Links provides targeted links to conferences, educational programs, grants and fellowships, professional associations, research centers and libraries, and reference resources for the field of sexuality.

Assessment

• Buros Institute of Mental Measurements - Personality

Gender

• The English Server. A cooperative based at Carnegie Mellon University that publishes humanities texts online, and has a section on Gender and Sexuality

Government

• State

  • State of Indiana
  • Indiana State Department of Health

• United States

  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
    • National Prevention Information Network (previously know as National AIDS Clearinghouse)
    • National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention
  • Department of Health and Human Services
    • Administration on Aging
    • Food and Drug Administration
    • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration
  • National Institutes of Health. NIH publishes Consensus Statements that come from NIH conferences organized to address controversial issues in medicine (Ex. Impotence (1992) and Interventions to Prevent HIV Risk Behaviors (1997)).
    • National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
    • National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
    • National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

• International

  • United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
  • World Health Organization: WHO Initiative on HIV/AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Intellectual Freedom

• ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom
• Freedom Forum Foundation
• Sex, Laws and Cyberspace

Journal Tables of Contents

• British Medical Journal
• JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
• The Lancet
• Nature: International Weekly Journal of Science.
• New England Journal of Medicine
• Science, Journal of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

See Selected Journals for links to Sexology journals.

Medicine

• Center Watch. A commercial site that lists government and industry-supported clinical trials, as well as giving research center profiles. Keywords such as "impotence" can be entered into the quick search function.
• CliniWeb. Maintained by Oregon Health Sciences Library. Clinical information index searchable by MeSH subject headings such as "psychosexual disorders" and "psychosexual dysfunctions."
• Global Health Information Network, University of Pittsburgh. A worldwide directory and demonstration project for delivering health information through new technologies. Includes focus areas on women's health, fertility, and population and reproductive health.
• Hardin Meta Directory of Internet Health Resources, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, U. of Iowa.
• Healthfinder. A U.S. government consumer health and human services information gateway Web site.
• Healthnet: Connecticut Consumer Health Information Network. Developed to assist librarians in providing consumer-oriented health information.
• HealthWeb. Presents evaluated, annotated links to reliable, non-commercial, health-related Internet resources organized by subject. Includes materials from government agencies, professional associations, universities.
• Indiana University School of Medicine: Ruth Lilly Medical Library
• Journal of the American Medical Association's Information Centers for Contraception, HIV/AIDS, Sexually Transmitted Disease, and Women's Health.
• Interstitial Cystitis Association. Has a resource page on Sex and IC.
• Karolinska Institute Library. Links to resources related to diseases and disorders; organized according to MeSH Classification.
• Mayo Health Clinic Resource Centers. Provides full-text of articles synthesizing current information for the public on medical topics of current interest.
• National Organization for Rare Disorders
• RehabWorld Library
• UMD New Jersey Robert Wood Johnson Medical School: Selected Medical Resources
• The Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine

Hotlines/Tollfree Numbers

• Tollfree Numbers for Health Information (National Health Information Center)

Medications

• Internet Mental Health Medications
• Pharmaceutical Information Network
• RxList-The Internet Drug Index

News (Health and Science)

• Biomedicine and Health in the News. Covers the New York Times and is updated four times a week.
• The Center for the Advancement of Health's Health and Behavior Alliance newsletter, HABIT.
• Daily Kaiser Family Foundation Reproductive Health Report. Highlights news related to abortion, contraception, and sex in the media.
• Science News Online
• Women's Health - The New York Times

Quick Reference

• Citation Guides for Electronic Documents, published by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
• Indiana University Libraries' Quick Reference Tools

Reproduction

• Global Reproductive Health Forum. Sponsored by the Harvard School of Public Health, with subsections on abortion, contraception, gender, HIV/AIDS, population and family planning, and STDs; a useful tool for accessing journals, articles, and bibliographies.
• Office of Population Research, Princeton University, list of links for contraception/reproduction.

Sexuality

• Audiovisual Resources
  • Glendon Association, a non-profit organization with a mission to support psychologists in alleviating clients' personal and family problems. It rents and sells videos on couple relations/sexuality.
  • Sinclair Intimacy Institute Professional Library, sells videos developed for clinical or classroom use by human sexuality professionals (as well as self-help videos).
    
    
• Sex Therapists
  • American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists. Gives certification requirements. Send SASE for list of therapists in person's geographic area certified by AASECT, P.O. Box 238, Mount Vernon, IA 52314.
  • American Board of Sexology. Lists sexologists certified by ABS by geographical area.
    
    
• Sexual Abuse and Assault
  • National Center for Victims of Crime
  • Sexual Assault InformationPage
    
    
• Sexuality and Disabilities
  • Model Spinal Cord Injury Center, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Program covers sexual rehabilitation.
  • National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities. Has information related to sexuality education and other sexual health issues for youth up to age 22.
  • National Women's Health Information Center. Section on "Sexuality and Disability."
  • Sexual Health and Fertility after Brain and Spinal Cord Impairment Created by a group of nurses and physicians in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
  • Sexual Health Network, developed by Mitch Tepper, MPH, Yale U. School of Medicine, to provide sexuality information and support for persons with disability, particularly spinal cord injury, or illness.
    
    
• Sexual Minorities: Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgendered...
  • Bisexual Resource List
  • Intersex Society of North America. Advocacy organization.
  • Queer Resources Directory
  • Sexual Orientation: Science, Education, and Policy (U. of California-Davis)
    
    
• STDs and HIV/AIDS Information
  • American Social Health Organization. AIDS and STD Hotlines.
    
    
• University Sites for College Students
  • Indiana University Health Center: Health Topics. Brochures on sexuality, contraception, and sexually transmitted infections.
  • KISISS. Q & A site about sexuality for Indiana University students.
  • Society for Human Sexuality. A volunteer organization comprised of persons at the University of Washington and in the Seattle area; maintains a searchable online library of full-text documents related to sexuality.
  • University of Toronto Sex Education and Peer Counselling Center. Provides topical information on human sexuality for college students.
  • Go Ask Alice. Columbia University's down to earth question and answer site on sexuality and other issues.

Statistics

• Bureau of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice. Statistics on sexual offenses and offenders.
• CDC Wonder. Data from numeric and text databases of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
• Center for International Health Information. A USAID project.
• Fed Stats. Statistics from more than 70 U.S. agencies
• National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)
• Pan American Health Organization: AIDS Surveillance
• Statistical Abstract of the U.S.
• SurfStat Australia, an online text for introductory statistics
• WHOSIS: A Guide to Health and Health-Related Statistical Information from the World Health Organization

Women

• Feminist Majority Foundation Online. Mediated listings of women's sites through its gateway service.
• National Women's Health Information Center
  - Information on Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus
• National Women's Health Resource Center
• Selected Women's Studies and Gender Resources on the World Wide Web, maintained by Women's Studies Librarian, U.of Wisconsin.
• Women, American Psychological Association

World Wide Web

• Scout Report publishes a listing of new web sites that have been researched, evaluated, and selected by experts.
• Book Search Engine, a portal for books, libraries, writing and related Web sites. The Kinsey Institute is located under the category path of Libraries:Archives and Special Collections:Regional:United States:Indiana.