Intended to provide an overview of available resources, the annotated bibliography contains 88 references to major resources on women and education. Most entries were published during the 1970s. The bibliography is designed for school personnel, researchers, parents, citizens, and members of women's organizations who want to know what programs, services, and materials are available to overcome sexism. It is presented in four parts. Part one lists 63 resources, alphabetically by title, which are books, reports, or bibliographies. These include bibliographies of Black and Chicano women, a research guide to women's issues, and a guide to non-sexist children's books. The books are grouped according to general educational level or a comprehensive overview. Part two presents five journals about research and women's studies. Part three identifies 13 newsletters and resource publications. Part four describes seven library collections emphasizing women, their history, and relevant social and political issues. (AV)