Notes on the Entries
When information regarding an entry was supplied by a written source other than the periodical itself—for example, a library catalog or a published secondary source—the reference is noted in brackets after the entry. A complete bibliography of the references follows the magazine list. If information was culled from more than one reference, others are also cited.
Due to often incomplete and sometimes conflicting information about entries, the reader will find this list punctuated with question marks. For example, a publication date such as "1860s (?)" means that circumstantial evidence indicates the 1860s as the probable publication period, but no specific dates were traced. Likewise, a publication period listed as "[?–1899]" indicates that the date of the first issue is unknown and that there is evidence to show that the last known year of publication was 1899. A publication date such as "[?–1890–1892–?]" means that beginning and end dates are unknown, but that evidence shows the publication was in print during 1890–1892 and existed before and after those dates. Question marks referring to cities or countries of publication or names of editors are used in a similar way.
In all cases, an effort has been made to indicate the maximum amount of information available regarding publication period, director(s), place of publication, and other pertinent points without making assumptions not specifically supported by primary or secondary sources.
1. La Abogada Internacional . USA. [1980] Special volume of The International Woman Lawyer (late 1960s–1980–?). La Abogada Newsletter . USA. [?–Feb–Sept 1979 (12, 1–4)–Jan 1982–?] Both are publications of the International Federation of Women Lawyers.
[Schlesinger Library]
/USA/
2. Acción . Lima, Peru. [?–1981–?] Publication of Acción para la Liberación de la Mujer Peruana (ALIMUPER). Three times/year.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Peru/
3. Acción Femenina: Revista del Consejo Nacional de Mujeres de Uruguay .
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Montevideo, Uruguay: Imp. El Siglo Ilustrado. [July 1917 (1, 1)–Dec 1925 (8, 51)] Director: Paulina Luisi. Monthly, 24cm. Suspended publication in 1921, resumed 1922. 7, 51 (Dec 1925) is "Homenage a Paulina Luisi."
[Uruguay National Library; Schlesinger Library; Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986 with picture of 1, 1]
/Uruguay/
4. La Acción Femenina . Buenos Aires. Argentina. [1920s–1930s(?)] Covered activities of women socialists in Argentina.
[Knaster]
/Argentina/
5. La Acción Femenina . Chile. [?–1936 (5)–?]
[UC]
/Chile/
6. Adelante . Quito, Ecuador. [Nov 1976 (1)] "Voz oficial de las Brigadas Femeninas Universitarias, Quito, Universided Central."
[Ramírez Bautista, 355]
/Ecuador/
7. El Adelanto . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1897 (1)–1899–?] "Periódico Educacionista, Literario y Social." Director: Pascuala Cueto. Administrators: Justa Ramos, Aurelia Wasserzug, María V. Repetto.
[La Mujer 31 (1899)]
/Argentina/
8. Agitación Femenina . Colombia. [1944–1946] Founded, edited, directed, and distributed by Ofelia Uribe de Acosta, Colombian suffragist.
[Gloria Velasco, mujer/fempress Sept 1988, 11]
/Colombia/
9. El Águila Mexicana . Mexico. [1823] "The first periodical to make a definite attempt to appeal to women readers." Daily newspaper published for a few months.
[Anderson, 319; Herrick, 137, citing Fortino Ibarra de Anda in "Las mexicanas en el periodismo," El periodismo en México , Mexico, 1935]
/Mexico/
10. Al Margen . Lima, Peru. [?–1986–?] Published by Grupo de Autoconciencia Lesbianas Feministas (GALF), Apdo. 11789, Lima 11, Peru.
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Peru/
11. La Alborada . Chile. [?] Labor newspaper focused on women.
[Lavrin]
/Chile/
12. La Alborada del Plata . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1877 (1st series)–1880 (2d series)–?] Newspaper. Editors:Juana Manuela Gorriti and
(later) Lola Larrosa. Founder: Josefina Pelliza de Sagasta.
/Argentina/
13. El Album . Lima, Peru, and Bolivia. [1860s–1870s(?)] Editor: Carolina Freyre de Jaimes. Juana Gorriti, frequent contributor.
[Búcaro Americano 1896, 11; O'Doyley]
/Peru/
14. El Album . Matanzas, Cuba. [1882] Director: Catalina Rodríguez de Morales. Biweekly.
[Knaster #397]
/Cuba/
15. Album Cubano de lo Bueno y lo Bello . Havana, Cuba. Published by La Antilla. [1860] Director: Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda. Biweekly; twelve issues. "Directed solely at women."
[Knaster #398; O'Doyley]
/Cuba/
16. El Album de la Familia . Mexico. [1839]
[Arrom, 356]
/Mexico/
17. El Album de la Mujer . Mexico. [1883–1990] Editor: Concepción Gimeno de Flaquer (a Spaniard). 34–42 cm.
[Knaster #399; Herrick, 135]
/Mexico/
18. Album de las Damas . Matanzas, Cuba. [1894–1895] Publication of Galería Literaria. Editor: Pablo Peniche. Weekly.
[Knaster #400]
/Cuba/
19. El Album de las Niñas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1877] "Published semi-serious literary pieces." Weekly.
[Knaster #401]
/Argentina/
20. Album de Señoritas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1 Jan 1854–17 Feb 1854] Founder and director: Juana Paula Manso de Noronha.
"Periódico de Literatura, Modas, Bellas Artes y Teatros."
/Argentina/
21. El Album de las Señoritas Potosinas . San Luis Potosí, Mexico. [1865 (last issue: 14 Oct 1865, forty-five pages)] "Periódico de literatura y variedades." Each issue four pages. Listed circulation in the third week at 124 subscriptions.
[Herrick, 135]
/Mexico/
22. El Album Mexico . Mexico City. [1849] 2 vols.
[Herrick, 135]
/Mexico/
23. Alfonsina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Oct 1953 (1, 1)–?]
24. Alfonsina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1983–1984] Monthly feminist newspaper.
/Argentina/
25. La Aljaba . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [16 Nov 1830–14 Jan 1831] Eighteen issues in all. Director: Petrona Rosende de Sierra. Motto: "Nos libraremos de las injusticias de los demás hombres, solamente cuando no existamos entre ellos."
/Argentina/
26. Alondras . Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela. [1934 (1)–?] Director: Anita Ramírez.
[Mujeres de América May/June, 1934]
/Venezuela/
27. Alternativa Feminista . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [8 March 1985 (1)–?] Bimonthly; irregular.
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
28. Alternativas . Lima, Peru. [?–1986–?] Serie "Mujer" and Serie "La Prostitución." Publication of Creatividad y Cambio (address: Jr. Quilca 431, Lima, Peru).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Peru/
29. AMMPE folios . Mexico. [1971 (?)–?] Publication of Asociación Mundial de Mujeres Periodistas y Escritoras.
[Schlesinger Library]
/Mexico/
30. Anales de la Educación Común . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1850s] Director (2d series): Juana Paula Manso de Noronha (with support from Sarmiento).
[Sosa de Newton (2)]
/Argentina/
31. Anales Neuro-psiquiátricos del Frenocomio, de Mujeres de Bogotá/Asistencia Social de Cundinamarca . Bogotá, Colombia: Editorial Kelly. [1942 (1)–?]
[RLIN]
/Colombia/
32. Los Andes . Lima, Peru. [?–1895–?] Editor and director: Clorinda Matto de Turner. A general-interest publication that also published material on women.
[Búcaro Americano , 154: Matto mentions this publication]
/Peru/
33. Anhelos . Cochabamba, Bolivia. [Aug 1929 (1, 2)] Directors: María
Quiroga de Montenegro and Mercedes Anaya de Urquidi. Motto on the masthead: "Por la elevación material y cultural de la mujer."
/Bolivia/
34. Anima Vita . Brazil. [1910 (1)] Labor and women's rights topics.
[Lavrin]
/Brazil/
35. Anuario Cultural e Informativo del Consejo Nacional de Mujeres de Guatemala . Guatemala City. [?–1973–1976–?]
[RLIN]
/Guatemala/
36. Argentina: Oficina Nacional de la Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1968–?] Continued as Argentina: Departamento de la Mujer . Bimonthly; irregular. Topics on employment.
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
37. La Argentina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [31 Oct 1830 (1, 1)–3 July 1831 (1, 24); July 1831 (2, 1)–17 July 1831 (2, 6)] This is the first known publication that pretends to be written by a woman for women, but no authors or publishers are named in its pages. A. Zinny (Efimeridografía Argirometropolitana hasta la caída del gobierno de Rosas , Buenos Aires: Imprenta del Plata, 1869) lists the publisher and editor as don Manuel Irigoyen.
/Argentina/
38. Asociación de Mujeres de El Salvador: Boletín . San José, Costa Rica/Mexico City. [Sept 1981 (1)–?] First issue subtitled: "In winning rights for women and the family, we build a new society."
[Women's period 81–82]
/El Salvador/Costa Rica/Mexico/
39. Aspiración . La Paz, Bolivia. [?–1950s–?] Founder: Matilde Carmona De Busch.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 73–74]
/Bolivia/
40. Átomos . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [?–1898–?] Director: V. French Matheu. Described as "bella revista de recreo."
[Búcaro Americano 15 Nov 1898, 449]
/Argentina/
41. Athenea . Potosí (?), Bolivia. [1930s–1940s(?)] Founder: María Gutierrez de Medinaceli, under the auspices of Liceo de Señoritas.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 135]
/Bolivia/
42. Aurora Brasileira . Ithaca, New York. [22 Oct 1873–20 May 1875] "Periódico litterario e noticioso." Published by Cornell University
students from Brazil. Editor: H. de Aguino. Generally monthly; eight pages; 8 × 12 in.
[Hahner, 282]
/Brazil/USA/
43. La Avispa . Caracas, Venezuela. [1970s (?)]
[Ramírez Bautista, 355]
/Venezuela/
44. La Azucena . Puerto Rico. [1870–1877] Editor: Alejandro Tapia y Rivera.
[Knaster #403]
/Puerto Rico/
45. Bahóruco . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Dominican Republic/
46. La Batalla . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1915–1927] "Periódico de Ideas y de Críticas, dirigido por Maria Collazo, anarquista y feminista. Predica la participación social activa de las mujeres y denuncia sistematicamente su marginación y la violencia de que era objeto."
[Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
47. Bello Sexo . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [21 Aug 1862–28 Sept 1862] "Periódico Religioso, de Instrucção e Recreio, Noticioso e Crítico." Editor-in-chief: Julia de Albuquerque Sandy Aguiar. Weekly; four pages; 7 × 10 1/2 in.
[Hahner, 281]
/Brazil/
48. Biblioteca de Señoritas . Bogotá, Colombia. [1858–1859] Regular columnist: Soledad Acosta de Samper.
[Knaster #404]
/Colombia/
49. Blanco y Azul . Santa Fe, Argentina. [?–1898–?] Director: Amadeo Gómez. This magazine seems to be for "the fair sex." Described as "lectura agradable," "delicadamente impresa, como para las manos enguantadas de las señoritas."
[Búcaro Americano 15 Nov 1898, 449]
/Argentina/
50. Boletím . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Movimiento de Mujeres 8 de Marzo (address: Rua Esmeraldino Bandeira 120, 20961 Estação de Riachuelo).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
51. Boletím . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Asso-
ciação Libertade Mulher (ALM/RJ) (address: Rua Valparaiso 22, Apto. 405, Tijuca).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
52. Boletím CIM . Mato Grosso, Brazil. (?–1986–?] Published by Centro de Informação da Mulher (address: Caixa Postal 5, 78730 São Felix do Araguaja). "Feminist bulletin." This magazine is possibly the same as CIM . [1980s–present (?)] "Feminist bulletin." Women's Information Center (address: Caixa Postal 11.399, 154099 São Paulo, Brazil). [Connexions (1985)]
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
53. Boletín Cívico-Cultural: Órgano del Comité Sampedrano de Mujeres . San Pedro Sula, Honduras: El Comité. [Early 1960s–1966–? (vol 27, Apr 1966)]
[UC]
/Honduras/
54. Boletín de la Alianza Nacional Feminista . Havana, Cuba. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Cuba/
55. Boletín Diálogo Mujer . Bogotá, Colombia. [May 1987 (1)] "Este boletín es el órgano informativo de la Fundación Diálogo Mujer" (address: Equipo Diálogo Mujer, Apdo. Aéreo 43061, Bogotá). Twelve pages.
[mujer /fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Colombia/
56. Boletín Documental Sobre las Mujeres (title varies slightly). Cuernavaca, Mexico: Coordinación de Iniciativas para el Desarrollo Humano de América Latina. [15 Aug 1970 (1)–1976–?] Special anthology issue of English translations also published.
[UC; RLIN]
/Mexico/
57. Boletín Igualdad . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [1987–?] Publication of the Centro de Servicios Legales para la Mujer (CENSEL; address: Benigno de Castillo, No. 28 altos, Santo Domingo). 1987 issue has sixteen pages.
[mujer /fempress Feb/Mar 1988, 52]
/Dominican Republic/
58. Boletín Internacional de AMES . El Salvador. [1980s–present (?)] "Bimonthly bulletin of the Women's Association of El Salvador promoting national liberation and women's role."
[Connexions ]
/El Salvador/
59. Boletín Manuela Ramos . Lima, Peru. [?–1986–?] Publication of Movimiento Manuela Ramos (address: Av. Bolivia 921, Brena, Lima 14, Peru).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Peru/
60. Boletina feminista . Lima, Peru. [1988 (1)] Published by Movimiento Feminista Mayo (address: c/o Ana María Portugal, Aptdo. 110245, Lima). Issue 1 nine pages.
[mujer /fempress Sept 1988, 26]
/Peru/
61. Brujas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1980s(?)–present] "Feminist quarterly." Publication of Asociación Trabajo y Estudio Sobre la Mujer (address: Calle Venezuela 1288, Buenos Aires).
[Connexions ]
/Argentina/
62. Brujas: Las mujeres Escriben . Medellín, Colombia. [1980s–?] "Feminist monthly." Publication of Centro de Estudios de Investigaciones de la Mujer (address: Apdo. Aéreo 49105, Medellín).
[Connexions ; RLIN; Mujeres en Acción ]
/Colombia/
63. El Búcaro Americano . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1896–1908] Director: Clorinda Matto de Turner. 1st series: 1, 1–6, 42: 1 Feb 1896–25 Mar 1901. 2d series: 6, 43–8, 65: 15 June 1906–15 May 1908.
/Argentina/
64. La Cacerola . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1983 (1)–present] "Feminist bimonthly." Publication of Grupo de Estudios Sobre la Condición de la Mujer en el Uruguay (GRECMU; address: Miguel del Corro 1474, Montevideo, Uruguay). Irregular; seven issues in all by 1987. GRECMU also publishes "Serie de Documentos Ocasionales" [1984–?]; La Cacerola-La Tribuna [1980s–1988], coproduced with Centro de la Tribuna Internacional de la Mujer (issue 34, 1988, titled Mujer y Conciencia) .
[RLIN; mujer /fempress Oct 1988, 28]
/Uruguay/
65. Cadernos de Pesquisa . [1980s(?)] Journal of research on women; one of the publications of the Fundação Carlos Chagas.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Brazil/
66. La Camelia . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [11 April 1852 (1)–20 June 1852 (31)] Motto: "Libertad y no licencia; igualdad entre ambos sexos." Founders and directors: Rosa Guerra and Juana Manso. Weekly.
/Argentina/
67. La Camelia . Mexico City, Mexico: Imprenta de J. R. Navarro. [1853] (illus. and music) "Semanario de literatura, variedades, teatros, modos, etc., dedicado a las señoritas mejicanas." Volume 1 447 pages.
[Knaster #405; Herrick, 135]
/Mexico/
68. El Canelo . Santiago de Chile. [1987 (1)] "Editada por el Centro El Canelo de Nos, sede del Consejo de Educación de Adultos de América Latina (CEAAL; address: Diagonal Oriente 1604, Santiago, or Casilla 6257, Santiago 22). Covers topics such as "derechos humanos, redes de mujeres, educación, tecnologías campesinas." Bimonthly.
[Mujeres en Acción ]
/Chile/
69. CAPIDE, Informativo . Temuco, Chile. [Mar 1987 (1); May 1987 (2)] "Boletín interno de información y comunicación de grupos de mujeres (fundamentalmente indígena) que trabajan con el programa." Publication of Programa de Educación con Mujeres, CAPIDE (address: Casilla 739, Temuco).
[mujer /fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Chile/
70. La Capital . Rosario, Argentina. [Late 1910s] General daily newspaper. Regularly published work of Juana María Beggino, feminist labor activist.
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
71. Caracolas . Santiago de Chile. [?–1986–?] Published by Mujeres Zona Oriente (address: Los Alerces 2900, Santiago de Chile).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Chile/
72. El Cardello de las Mujeres . Mexico: Oficina del Ciudadano Alejandro Valdes. [dates?] Twenty-three issues published.
[RLIN]
/Mexico/
73. Cartillas: Documentos de Trabajo . Santiago de Chile. [?–1986–?] Publication of Instituto de Estudios Democráticos de la Mujer (address: Casilla 16901, Correo 9, Santiago de Chile).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Chile/
74. Cartillas de Capacitación para Mujeres . Mexico City, Mexico. [?–1986–?] Publication of Equipo de Mujeres en Acción Solidaria (EMAS; address: Apdo. Postal 21–318, 04000 Mexico DF).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Mexico/
75. Centro para Mujeres: Boletín . Mexico City. [?–1981–1982–?] Publication of the Center, focused on health and labor rights.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Mexico/
76. Cepamujer . Quito, Ecuador. [?–1986–?] Publication of Centro Ecuatoriano para la Promoción de la Mujer (CEPAM; address: Apdo. 182-C, Sucursal 15, Quito).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Ecuador/
77. Chana com Chana . São Paulo; Brazil. [?–1982–?] Experimental lesbian journal. Publication of Grupo de Acção Lesbico-Feminista (address: Caixa Postal 62–618, CEP 01000 São Paulo, SP).
[Women's period 81–82]
/Brazil/
78. La Chancleta . Serie "Cuadernos de Trabajo." Rosario, Argentina. [?–1986–?] Publication of INDESO MUJER (address: Montevideo 2303, Rosario).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Argentina/
79. CHANGE International Reports: Women and Society . London, England. [1980–1981–?] Publication of CHANGE (address: Parnell House, 25 Wilton Rd., London SWIVIJS). "CHANGE is a nonprofit, independent organization founded to research and publish reports on the condition and status of women all over the world. . . ; where possible reports are written by women indigenous to the area." Issue 4: Military Ideology and the Dissolution of Democracy—Women in Chile . Issue 5: Women in Peru .
[ILET]
/Britain/
80. Chicana Service Action Center News . Los Angeles, Calif., USA [1973–1977–?]
[Schlesinger Library]
/USA/
81. Chichamaya . Barranquilla, Colombia. [?–1987–?] "Revista que reaparece y registra diversos temas como 'la mujer negra y su papel en la historia,' 'el sexo como mercancía,' 'mujer vivienda,' etc." (Address: Apdo. Aéreo. 3611, Barranquilla.)
[Manzana 1987]
/Colombia/
82. CIDHAL Noticias: Boletín Informativo de CIDHAL (Comunicación, Intercambio y Desarrollo Humano en América Latina). [1980s; no. 10 Apr/June 1984] Quarterly. (Address: Apdo. 5779, Cuernavaca 6000, Morelos, Mexico.) Before 1982 this publication was known as Boletín
Documental Sobre las Mujeres . In late 1970s this center also published an English newsletter, CIDAL NEWS .
[Connexions ; Women's period 81–82; Ramírez Bautista]
/Mexico/
83. CIHUAT/Voz de la Coalición de Mujeres . Mexico City, Mexico. [May 1977 (1)–?]
[Ramírez Bautista]
/Mexico/
84. Cine-Video-Mujer: Boletín Informativo . Ottowa, Canada. [1987 (1)–1988] Focus is on "la labor que las mujeres latinas y caribeñas realizan en el campo audio-visual." Publication of Film Studies Department, Carleton University (address: c/o Suzana Pick, Ottawa, Ontario KI5 5B6). Issue 1 has four pages.
[mujer /fempress June 1988, 28]
/Canada/
85. Círculo de la Mujer: Boletín Informativo y Formativo . Santiago de Chile: Academia de Humanismo. [1979–(?)]
[Women's period 81–82]
/Chile/
86. El Clamor . . . (?) de la Mujer . Argentina. [Mid or late 1800s(?)] Catalog entry found in the Colegio Nacional Library in Buenos Aires (1984), but no further information available.
/Argentina/
87. Claridad . Potosí (?), Bolivia. [1930s–1940s(?)] Founded by María Gutiérrez de Medinaceli, under the auspices of the Liceo de Señoritas.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 135]
/Bolivia/
88. Claudia . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1957 (1)–present (1987)] Publication of Ryela, SA. Mass circulation women's magazine.
[Ulrich]
/Buenos Aires/
89. Claudia . São Paulo, Brazil. [1961 (1)–present] Editor: Victor Civitá. Circulation (1986): 274,000.
[Ulrich]
/Brazil/
90. Claudia . Mexico City; Mexico: Editorial Mex Ameris S. A. [1965 (1)–present] Editors: Mely Perales, Beatriz Marti, Bona Campillo. Covers art, fiction, cooking, fashion, biographies.
[Madison]
/Mexico/
91. Colección Comunicación Alternativa de la Mujer Presenta . . . Morelia, Mexico. [1980(?)–present] One publication of ISIS through ILET:
Unidad de Comunicación Alternativa de la Mujer. Each issue has distinct title. Coordinator: Adriana Santa Cruz. Several issues per year. SEE ALSO: ISIS .
[Connexions ; RLIN]
/Mexico/
92. Colección Mujeres del Ecuador . Guayaquil, Ecuador: Editorial Jouvin. [dates?]
[RLIN]
/Ecuador/
93. La Columna del Hogar . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1898 OR 1899 (1)–1902(?)] Founder and director: Carolina Freyre de Jaimes. Búcaro Americano (15 Apr 1899, 498) says director was "Madame Viviane en colaboración de ilustradas señoras."
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.; Búcaro Americano ]
/Argentina/
94. COMAI . [1980s–present(?)] "Bimonthly feminist bulletin focusing on health." (Address: Apdo. 2172, Estación Metropol Shopping Center, 00919 Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.)
[Connexions ]
/Puerto Rico/
95. Comisión Interamericana de Mujeres (CIM) . [1970s–980s] Publication of the Inter-American Commission of Women. This specialized organization of the OAS publishes periodic reports on women's status, CIM News Bulletin and Informe Presentado a la Reunión de la Comisión de la Condición Jurídica y Social de la Mujer de las Naciones Unidas (Washington, D.C.: Unión Panamericana). Annual. Issued in Spanish and English.
[RLIN]
/OAS/
96. Compañeras . Mixcoac, Mexico. [?–1986–1987–?] "Revista trimestral editada por Mujeres para el Diálogo, dirigida a los vastos sectores populares mexicanos." (Address: Apdo. Postal 19–493, Mixcoac, 13910).
[Manzana 1987; ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Mexico/
97. Congreso Nacional de Mujeres (Cuba)—Memoria . Havana: Imp. y Papelería La Universal. [dates?] Organized by the Federación Nacional de Asociaciones Femeninas. Annual?
[RLIN]
/Cuba/
98. Consejo Nacional de Mujeres del Uruguay: Boletín Informativo . Montevideo, Uruguay. [?–1982–?] SEE ALSO: Acción Femenina .
[Women's period 81–82]
/Uruguay/
99. Correio das Modas . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [5 Jan 1839–31 Dec 1840] Male publisher. "Jornal Crítico e litterario das modas, bailes, theatros, etc."
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
100. El Correo de las Señoras . Mexico. [1883–1893] Director: José Adrián M. Rico. Weekly; sixteen pages.
[Herrick, 137; Knaster #406]
/Mexico/
101. El Correo de los Niños . Mexico. [1813]
[Arrom, 356]
/Mexico/
102. Cotidiano Mujer . Montevideo, Uruguay: Colectivo Editorial Mujer. [1985 (1)–1986–?] Monthly. (Address: Ana Monterroso de Lavalleja 2010, C. C. 10649, D-1 Montevideo.)
[UC; RLIN; ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Uruguay/
103. Cuaderno de Existencia Lesbiana . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1988 (1)] (Address: Ilse Kornreich, C. C. 3904 Correo Central, 1000, Buenos Aires.)
[mujer /fempress June 1988, 27]
/Argentina/
104. Cuadernos de Comunicación Alternativa . La Paz, Bolivia. [?–1987–?] Publication of Centro de Integración de Medios de Comunicación Alternativa (CIMCA; address: Apdo. 5828, La Paz) and Centro de Promoción de la Mujer "Gregoria Apaya." "Ambas instituciones han trabajado en los útimos años en la ciudad de La Paz con mujeres de sectores populares fundamentales."
[mujer /fempress Sept 1987]
/Bolivia/
105. Cuadernos de la Mujer . Quito, Ecuador. [1986 (1)–present] Occasional series published by Centro de Planificación y Estudios Sociales (CEPLAES), "un grupo de trabajo sobre el tema de la mujer." Issue 1: Aportes para el Debate Sobre Marxismo y Feminismo ; 2: Mujer y Política ; 3: Mujer y Violencia ; 4: No Sé Quién Nos Irá a Apoyar: El Voto de la Ecuatoriana en Mayo de 1984 . (Address: Casilla 6127 CCI, Quito).
[mujer /fempress May 1987 and Feb/Mar 1988]
/Ecuador/
106. Cuadernos de la Mujer del Campo . Santiago de Chile. [dates?] Publication of the Programa de Estudios y Capacitación de la Mujer Campesina de Indígena, Academia de Humanismo Cristiano.
[RLIN]
/Chile/
107. Cuadernos de Liberación de Liberación y Vida . Santiago de Chile. [1987–
present] Publication of the Agrupación "Mujeres de Viña del Mar" (AMUDEVI).
[mujer /fempress Sept 1987]
/Chile/
108. Cuadernos de Nueva Mujer . Quito, Ecuador. [Jan 1984 (1)–?] (Illus., 28 cm.
[UC; RLIN]
/Ecuador/
109. Cuadernos de Ventana . San José, Costa Rica. [March 1988 (1, 1)] A less expensive continuation of this group's previous Ventana . (Address: Alda Facio, Colectivo "Ventana," Apto. 230, San Pedro Montes de Oca, San José.)
[mujer /fempress May 1988]
/Costa Rica/
110. Cuadernos Feministas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1988 (1)] Issue 1: Sexualidad, Anticoncepción, Maternidad . Forty-four pages. (Address: ATEM, Salta 1064, 1081 Buenos Aires.)
[mujer /fempress July 1988]
/Argentina/
111. Cuéntame Tu Vida . Cali, Colombia. [1977–present(?)] "Feminist magazine on women, creativity and culture." By 1982, five issues had been produced; irregular. (Address: Apdo. Aéreo 3021, Cali.)
[Connexions ; Women's period 81–82]
/Colombia/
112. Cunhary . São Paulo, Brazil. [Mar 1988 (1)] "Informativo de la Red Mujer." "Diario que pretende colaborar en la articulación de los más diversos grupos de mujeres de sectores populares en todo el país." (Address: Moema Viezzer, Rede Mulher, Caixa Postal 1803, 015051 São Paulo, SP.)
[mujer /fempress July 1988]
/Brazil/
113. Despertar . Bolivia. [1940s or 1950s(?)] Editor-in-chief: Elvira Delgado Mantilla de Bedregal, a feminist activist who published works on women's rights.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 92]
/Bolivia/
114. El diario . Bolivia. [1943–?] A mass circulation daily. Daily Women's Section includes columns "La Crónica Social" and "La Página Femenina" by Elena Jahnsen de Carrasco.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 147]
/Bolivia/
115. El Diario de las chicas . San José, Guaymallén, Argentina. [Sept 1987 (5)] "Boletín de mujeres." Publication of Secretaría de la Mujer, Fundación Ecuménica de Cuyo (address: María E. José/Sofía Vega,
Pedernerea 1291, 5519 San José, Guaymallén). Issue 5 eight pages.
[mujer /fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Argentina/
116. Diario de los Niños . Mexico. [1839–1940]
[Arrom, 356]
/Mexico/
117. O Direito das Damas . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [Jan 1882] Owner: Idalina d'Alcantara Costa & Comp. Four pages; 9 × 12 in.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
118. Documentos Sobre la Mujer . Managua, Nicaragua. [Oct–Dec 1987 (1)] Publication of Centro de Investigación de la Realidad de América Latina (CIRA) (address: Ciudad Jardin A-22, Apto. 814, Managua). Issue 1 fifty-two pages.
[mujer /fempress Apr 1988]
/Nicaragua/
119. O Domingo . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [23 Nov 1873–9 May 1875] "Jornal litterario e recreativo." Editor and owner: Violante A. Ximenes de Bivar e Vellasco. Weekly; four pages; 8 3/4 × 12 1/4 in.
[Hahner, 281]
/Brazil/
120. Eco das Damas . Rio de Janeiro. [8 Apr 1879–1880; then 1885–26 Aug 1888] Owner: Amelia Carolina da Silva & Comp. Generally semi-monthly or monthly: four to eight pages; from 10 1/4 × 13 3/4 to 14 1/2 × 21 3/4 in.
[Hahner, 281]
/Brazil/
121. El Eco de las Niñas . Montevideo, Uruguay. [Feb–Apr 1887]
[Lavrin #2]
/Uruguay/
122. Ecos de Gloria . Caracas, Venezuela. [1931 (1)–1935–?] Director (1935): Valentina Méndez Loynaz.
[Mujeres de América Jan–Feb 1935]
/Venezuela/
123. La Educación . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1854] Founder and editor: Rosa Guerra.
[Sosa de Newton, Las args, 191]
/Argentina/
124. La Elegancia . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Late 1890s] An elegantly produced and illustrated fashion magazine for women. Reviewed by Clorinda Matto de Turner.
[Búcaro Americano 15 Nov 1898, 449]
/Argentina/
125. Ellas . Santiago de Chile: Editorial Nacional Gabriela Mistral. [Feb–
May, July–Dec 1981–?] "Suplemento femenino de Hoy " (major daily newspaper).
[UC]
/Chile/
126. Ellas . Cuba. [1934 (1); also 1950s–?] Women's Magazine.
[Valdés]
/Cuba/
127. Las Entendidas . San José, Costa Rica. [1988 (1)] Publication of Grupo Lésbico Feminista Costarricense (address: c/o Alda Facio, Apdo. Postal 230, San José). Issue 1 two pages.
[mujer /fempress June 1988, 28]
/Costa Rica/
128. Entregas de la Licorne /La Licorne . Montevideo, Uruguay/Paris, France. 1st series: nos. 1–3, 1947–1948 (title La Licorne ), Paris; text in French. 2d series: vols 1–6, nos. 1–12, Nov 1953–1959, Montevideo; Spanish text. 3d series: 1961, Montevideo; Spanish text. Publisher and editor: Susana Soca (Uruguayan).
/Uruguay/
129. Escalada . Escalada (suburb of Buenos Aires?), Argentina. [?–1931–?] "Órgano de la Sala de Primeros Auxilios de Remedios de Escalada." Director (1931–?): Margarita del Campo, a feminist leader.
[¡ Mujer! 1, 2 (1931)]
/Argentina/
130. La Escoba . La Paz, Bolivia. [1986 (1)–present] "Boletín del Centro de Información y Desarrollo de la Mujer (CIDEM)." 22 cm.
[Connexions ; RLIN]
/Bolivia/
131. Escobas, Manzanas, y Hadas . Santiago de Chile. [June 1988 (1)] Directors (?): Betty Salomon and Lucía Villagran. Publication of Centro Ecuménico Diego de Medellín (address: Casilla 386-V, Santiago 21). Pretende ser un boletín que recoja la voz, las esperanzas, las alegrías de muchas mujeres cristianas que buscan encontrarse a sí mismas como personas y comprometerse con este propósito liberador de Dios." Issue 1 eighteen pages.
[mujer /fempress Aug 1988, 27]
/Chile/
132. La Escuela Costarricense . San José, Costa Rica. [?–1934–?] Pedagogical magazine with focus on women's fashion and appearance.
[Mujeres de Améica May/June 1934]
/Costa Rica/
133. Esporádica . Mexico City, Mexico. [Oct 1987 (0–2)–Summer 1988] Editors and publishers: Adriana Batista and Ana Luisa Barreto. "Una revista de historietas." Illustrated comic books, in color.
Thirty-two pages. Subtitle: "Un punto de vista desde las enaguas."
/Mexico/
134. "Esse Sexo que a Nosso": Serie . [?–1986–?] Publication of Proyecto Mujer, Fundacño Carlos Chagas (address: Morato 1565. 05513 São Paulo, SP).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
135. A Estação . Oporto, Brazil. [I5 Jan 1879–15 Feb 1904] "Jornal illustrado para a familia." Male publisher. Brazilian edition of Portuguese journal.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
136. Estudios de Población . Bogotá, Colombia. (?–1981–1982–?] Publication of the Asociación Colombiana para el Estudio de la Población (ACEP). Original articles and translations from Studies in Family Planning . Some feminist material.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Colombia/
137. Excelsior . Mexico City. [1933–?] Major daily newspaper. Dramatic editor and writer: Catalina D'Erzell.
[Anderson, 317]
/Mexico/
138. A Familia . São Paulo, Brazil. [1888–1889]; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [1889–perhaps 1897.]. "Jornal litterario dedicado a educação da mae de familia." Editor: Josephina Alvares de Azevedo. Generally weekly; four or eight pages; 9 × 13 in.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
139. La Familia . Bogotá, Colombia: Imp. La Luz. [1884–?] Editor: Soledad Acosta de Samper (mostly written by herself).
[Knaster #407]
/Colombia/
140. La Familia . Santiago de Chile. [1890–1892] "Periódico Quincenal de Ciencias, Artes, Modas i Conocimientos Útiles."
[Lavrin #2]
/Chile/
141. fem . Mexico City, Mexico. "Publicación Feminista" [1976 (1)–Jan–Mar 1977 (1, 2)–present] Editor: Elena Urrutia. Publication of Difusión Cultural Feminista AC. Continuous: quarterly/bimonthly/ monthly. 1986 circulation: 15,000.
[Ulrich; UC; Cx]
/Mexico/
142. Fémina . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1939–1945] "Revista Uruguaya
para la Mujer, dirigida por Mirta Garmendia, con notas de apoyo a los aliados durante la guerra de 1939–45 y modas."
[Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
143. Fémina . Santo Domingo (San Pedro de Macoris), Dominican Republic. [?–1934–?] Material on "sus ideales en pro de la mujer."
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Dominican Republic/
144. Fémina Sapiens . Bogotá, Colombia. [?–1986–?] Publication of Centro de Documentación y Comunicación Feminista (address: Apdo. Aéreo 25922, Bogotá).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Colombia/
145. Feminaria . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [June 1988 (1, 1)–present] Excerpt from statement of purpose: "Feminaria quiere compartir teoría feminista de alto nivel producida fuera y dentro del país, posibilitando así un debate amplio de experiencias ya vividas . . . que aportan a la definición de estrategias propias." Director: Lea Fletcher. (Address: Casilla de Correo 402, 1000 Buenos Aires.) Quarterly; vol 1, no. 1 forty-eight pages.
/Argentina/
146. FMC: Boletín de la Federación de Mujeres Cubanas . Havana, Cuba. [date?] In Spanish, English, and French.
[RLIN]
/Cuba/
147. Gazeta de México y Noticias de Nueva España . Mexico. [1722 (1)–?] "Several women were concerned with the publication of the first real periodical published in New Spain."
[Anderson, 319]
/Mexico, 18th c./
148. Güemes . Salta, Argentina. [c. 1905–1907–c. 1925] Founder: Benita Campos.
[Sosa de Newton, Las args, 192]
/Argentina/
149. La Guirnalda Puerto-Riqueña . Puerto Rico. [1856–1857] Director: Ignacio Guaso ("male feminist").
[Knaster #408]
/Puerto Rico/
150. El Heraldo . Cochabamba, Bolivia. [1950s–1960s] Major daily newspaper. "Jefe de Redacción y Colaboradora": Julia Loayza y L., who also collaborated in many mainstream publications.
[Dice . . . Boliviana, 155]
/Bolivia/
151. Heraldo de la Mujer . Humacao, Puerto Rico. [20 Mar 1918–June 1919]
[RLIN]
/Puerto Rico/
152. El Hogar . Mexico City. [13 Sept 1913(1)–1934–?] Publisher and editor: Emilia Enriquez de Rivera. Began as a small sheet; by 1934 issues averaged fifty pages with staff of sixty.
[Anderson, 315]
/Mexico/
153. El Hogar . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [current(?)] "Ilustración argentina para la mujer, la casa y el niño." Weekly.
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
154. Hogar Linqueño . Lincoln, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Argentina/
155. Hojas Poéticas: Poesía en Voces de Mujer . Tucson, Ariz., USA: Scorpion Press. [1976 (1)–?]
[UC]
/USA/
156. Ideal Femenino . La Paz (?), Bolivia. [1940s–1950s–1960s(?)] Founder: Matilde Carmona De Busch, feminist activist and wife of Bolivian president, 1938.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 73–74]
/Bolivia/
157. Ideas: Revista de Mujeres de México . [1945 (2–3)–1946]
[UC]
/Mexico/
158. Ideas y Acción . Montevideo, Uruguay. [?–1930s–?] Director: Sara Alvarez Rey. "Feminist magazine." Newspaper of the Partido Independiente Democrático Femenino.
[Lavrin; Lavrin #2]
/Uruguay/
159. Impressoes . Rio dejaneiro, Brazil. [Dec 1987 (o)] Publication of Rede de Artes e Literatura Feminista (address: C.P. 70176, Ag. Ipanema, 22422, Rio dejaneiro). Ninety-four pages.
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Brazil/
160. Impulsamos Microempresarios . Cali, Colombia. [?–1987–?] "Única revista colombiana dedicada al sector informal de la economía y en el cual la mujer juega un papel fundamental. Trabaja en un progama llamado 'Mujer Comunitaria' que orienta e informa a las interesadas
en como constituir una empresa comunitaria." (Address: Apdo. Aéreo 3346, Cali.)
[Manzana 1987]
/Colombia/
161. Informativo CENDOC—Mujer . Lima, Peru. [?–1987–?] Publication of Centro de Documentación Sobre la Mujer. "Registra todo lo que escriben las mujeres, 'todo tiene importancia, todo significa un paso hacia un futuro diferente para la mujer.'" (Address: Av. Arenales 2626, Lima 14.)
[Manzana 1987]
/Peru/
162. Inquietudes de la Lucha . . . [?–1986–?] Santiago de Chile. Publication of MOMUPO (address: c/o Marina Valdes, José Santiago Aldunate 2842, Población Bulnes, Renca, Santiago de Chile).
/Chile/
163. Interamerican Commission on Women: Publications (Organization of American States). SEE Comisión Interamericana de Mujeres .
164. ISIS Boletín Internacional de las Mujeres/ISIS International Women's Journal . Santiago de Chile and Rome, Italy. [1976–present] "International feminist networking publication." Publication of ILET: Unidad de Comunicación Alternativa de la Mujer. Quarterly; Spanish and English editions. Other publications of ISIS: Mujeres en Acción/Women in Action , a quarterly pamphlet supplement in Spanish and English; Boletín de la Red de Salud de las Mujeres Latino-americanas y del Caribe ; and Colección Comunicación Alternativa de la Mujer
(SEE separate entry).
/Chile/Italy/
165. IXQUIC Boletín . Mexico City, Mexico. (Subject: Guatemala). [1980s–?] Publication of Centro de la Investigación de la Mujer en Guatemala (address: Apdo. Postal 27008, CP 06760, Mexico DF).
[Connexions ]
/Guatemala/Mexico/
166. Jornal das Familias . Rio dejaneiro, Brazil/Paris, France. [1863–1878] Male publisher.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/France/
167. O Jornal das Senhoras . Rio de Janeiro. [1 Jan 1852–30 Dec 1855] "Modas, Litteratura, Bellas-Artes, Teatros e Crítica." Weekly; eight pages; 8 × 11 1/4 in.
[Hahner, 280]
/Brazil/
168. Justicia y Paz . Mexico City, Mexico. Aug 1987 special issue: Revista de Derechos Humanos . "Este número está dedicado a los derechos de la
mujer." Publication of Justicia y Paz (address: Centro Universitario Cultural, Odontología 35, Copilco, Universidad, 04360 México DF). Illus.; seventy-two pages.
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Mexico/
169. Killa . Huancayo, Peru. [Aug/Sept 1987 (13)] "Boletín de Filomena, Mujer Minera, Comités de Amas de Casa; de circulación interna, fotocopiado." (Address: Calle Real 536, 67.305, Huancayo, Peru.) Issue 13 twelve pages.
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Peru/
170. LADOC . Lima, Peru. [1980s–?] "Bimonthly publication of Latin American documentation" with women's focus. (Address: Apdo. 5594, Lima).
[Connexions ]
/Peru/
171. Leque . São Paulo, Brazil. [1886–1887] "Organo litterario, dedicado ao bello sexo." Male publisher.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
172. Letras de Buenos Aires . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Oct–Dec 1980 (1, 1)–May 1984 (4, 11)–?] Director: Victoria Pueyrredon.
/Argentina/
173. Letras Femeninas . Beaumont, Tex., USA. [Spring 1975 (1)–1980s] Publication of Asociación de Literatura Femenina, Dept. of Modern Languages, Texas A&M University. Semiannual.
[UC]
/USA/
174. Letras Femeninas en Uruguay . Montevideo, Uruguay. [dates?] Publication of the Asociación de Literatura Femenina Hispánica.
[UC]
/Uruguay/
175. La Licorne . SEE Entregas de la Licorne .
176. Lo que Todo Marxista Debe Saber Sobre Feminismo, Machismo, y Aborto: Diez Prejuicios Sobre el Feminismo . . . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [?–1987–?] A pamphlet series published by Editorial Alas (address: Calle I, No. 3 Urb. Mari-Pili, sector Honduras, Santo Domingo). "Editorial que publica diversos y ágiles folletos que tienen como misión difundir ideas en torno a problemas como la relación hombre-mujer y tópicos de comunicación colectiva."
[Manzana 1987]
/Dominican Republic/
177. La Lucha Obrera . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1884] "Semanario de los
Obreros Internacionalistas. Desde una columna permanente se trataban temas como: participación de la mujer en la vida colectiva, necesidad de formar una sección de mujeres en la Asociación Internacional de Obreros."
[Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
178. Luna Nueva . Río Piedras, Puerto Rico. [8 Mar 1988 (1, 1)] "Boletín del colectivo 'Feministas en Marcha'" (address: Apdo. 21939, Estación UPR, Río Piedras, P.R. 00931).
[mujer/fempress May 1988]
/Puerto Rico/
179. Luz . Mexico City. [1929 (1)] Publisher: Guadalupe Ramirez and "five other cultured and serious-minded women." Editor-in-chief: Guadalupe Ramírez.
[Anderson, 316]
/Mexico/
180. Madrugada, Nuestras Vidas . La Paz, Bolivia. [?–1986–1987–?] One of a number of publications of the Centro de Promoción de la Mujer "Gregoria Apaza" (address: Casilla 21170, La Paz).
[ISIS 5 (1986); Manzana 1987]
/Bolivia/
181. La Maga . Guayaquil, Ecuador. [1988 (1, 0)] Publication of Centro Acción de la Mujer (address: Casilla Postal 10201, Guayaquil). Thirty-two pages.
[mujer/fempress June 1988]
/Ecuador/
182. La Mala Vida . Caracas, Venezuela. [?–1986–?] Publication of Colectivo La Mala Vida (address: Apdo. Postal 54028, Caracas 1051-A).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Venezuela/
183. La Manzana de la Discordia . Cali Colombia. [1980s–?] "Irregularly published feminist bulletin." Publication of the Grupo Amplio por la Liberación de la Mujer (address: Apdo. Aéreo 20527, Cali).
[Connexions ]
/Colombia/
184. María, Liberación del Pueblo . Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. [1980s–present] "Feminist monthly bulletin for and by working class and peasant women." (Address: Apdo. 158-B, Avenida Morelos 714, Cuernavaca, Morelos).
[Connexions ]
/Mexico/
185. María, María . Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of Brasil Mulher/Salvador (Address: Caixa Postal 4062, CEP 40000 Salvador, BA).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
186. MAYAM 85: Boletín Internacional de la Mujer Argentina y Americana 85 . Mendoza, Argentina. [?–1986–?] Quarterly. (Address: Gutiérrez 650, 4° Piso Apto. 29, 5500 Mendoza).
[Index of Women's Media 1986 ]
/Argentina/
187. A Mensageira . São Paulo, Brazil. [15 Oct 1897–15 Jan 1900] "Revista literaria dedicada a mulher brasileira." Director: Presciliana Duarte de Almeida. Semimonthly; sixteen pages; 10 × 13 in.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
188. Micaela . Spanga, Sweden. [1980s(?)–present] "Bimonthly feminist publication about Latin American affairs and exiled Latin American women in Sweden." Publication of ALAM (address: Box 5099, 6305 Spanga).
[Connexions ]
/Sweden/
189. Miscelanea de Damas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1833 (1 issue only?)]
[Sosa de Newton (2)]
/Argentina/
190. Movimiento Nacional de Mujeres Newsletter . Mexico City, Mexico. [?–1981–?] Advocates integration of women as equals in all activities social, economic, political; presses campaigns against discriminatory laws; analysis of textbooks, etc.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Mexico/
191. ¡ Mujer! (Tribuna Femenina) . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [July 1931 (1, 2)–1932–?] Director: Lola López Blanco. Seems to be an independent socialist feminist magazine.
/Argentina/
192. La Mujer . Havana, Cuba. [?–1934 (73)–?] Director (1934): Maria Collado y Romero.
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Cuba/
193. La Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1860s–1870s(?)] "Revista femenina." Contributor: Carolina Jaimes de Freyre (b. 1849).
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 120]
/Argentina/
194. La Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1899 (1, 31)–several years?] Male publisher.
/Argentina/
195. La Mujer . Puerto Rico. [1910 (1)] Founder: Luisa Capetillo (1880–1922). "Feminist magazine founded by one of the first Puerto Rican feminist labor activists/journalists."
[Women's World Records ]
/Puerto Rico/
196. La Mujer . Bogotá, Colombia: Imp. de Silvestre y Cía. [1878–1881] Tome 1: "Segunda edición abreviada," 1880; 5 tomes in all. Other title: Lectura para las Familias . "Revista quincenal exclusivamente redactada por señoras y señoritas." Director: Soledad Acosta de Samper (1833–1903). Biweekly; 26cm.
[Knaster #409; Melvyl; RLIN]
/Colombia/
197. La Mujer . Mexico City, Mexico. [no. 1 before 1933] Founder: María Rios Cárdenas. "Short lived and unpopular owing to its theme."
[Anderson, 317]
/Mexico/
198. La Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1982 (1)–1986] Regular supplement (weekly/biweekly?) of the daily tabloid El Tiempo Argentino (circulation 40,000–50,000). By 1986, grew to twelve pages. Editor: Nelly Casas. Regular columnist: Liz Spett.
[ILET (1982)]
/Argentina/
199. La Mujer . Curico, Chile. [founded 1897] "Revista quincenal, órgano de la Academia Mercedes Marin del Solar." Clorinda Matto wrote: "Su programa es el mismo que el Búcaro , con referencia a la ilustración de la mujer como base del progreso universal; su índole literaria y su ideal la confraternidad americana entre los escritores del habla española."
[Búcaro Americano 15 Sept 1897, 281]
/Chile/
200. La Mujer . Quito, Ecuador. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Instituto de Estudios de la Familia (address: Robles 850, Quito).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Ecuador/
201. Mujer . San José, Costa Rica. [1980s (no. 2 Aug 1985)] Publication of the Centro Feminista de Información y Acción.
[RLIN]
/Costa Rica/
202. Mujer: Revista Feminina por Excelencia . Villahermosa, Mexico. [15 Dec
1935 (1, 1)–?]
[UC]
/Mexico/
203. Mujer Cefémina . San José, Costa Rica. [1980s(?)–present] Monthly thematic feminist bulletin.
[Connexions ]
/Costa Rica/
204. Mujer Centroamericana . Guatemala. [dates?] Monthly.
[RLIN]
/Guatemala/
205. Mujer Combatiente . Bucaramanga, Colombia. [?–1987–?] "Órgano de expresión del grupo femenino 8 de marzo registra las actividades políticas de las mujeres."
[Manzana 1987]
/Colombia/
206. Una Mujer Cualquiera . Caracas, Venezuela. [?–1981–?] Publication of the Grupo Feminista la Conjura. Two to three issues/year (irregular).
[Women's period 81–82]
/Venezuela/
207. La Mujer de Hoy . Mexico City, Mexico. [?–Apr 1963 (3, 32)–?]
[Schlesinger Library]
/Mexico/
208. La Mujer en el Mundo . Mexico City, Mexico. [Aug 1982 (1)–?] Regular section (two times/week) in the mass circulation daily El Día . Coordinator: Patricia Esquenazi.
[ILET]
/Mexico/
209. La Mujer en la Historia/Cuadernos Culturales . Peru. [?–1987–?] Publication of the Centro de Documentación Sobre la Mujer (CENDOC). A pamphlet series; 1987 titles include Mercedes Cabello: O, El riesgo de ser mujer by Ana María Portugal, sixteen pages.
[mujer/fempress Sept 1987]
/Peru/
210. mujer/fempress . Santiago de Chile. [1982(?)–present] Publication of the Unidad de Comunicación Alternativa de la Mujer (ILET) (address: Casilla 16637, Correo 9, Santiago de Chile). Monthly collection of clippings (and original articles by own journalists) from Latin American press (mainly) concerning women. ILET also publishes monographic special thematic supplements, Especial Mujer .
/Chile/
211. Mujer Levántate . Lima, Peru. [?–1981–?] Bulletin of the Frente
Socialista de Mujeres.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Peru/
212. La Mujer Mexicana . Morelia, Mexico. [1901 (1)–1908] "Publicación mensual dedicado al bello sexo." Written and published by Mariano de Jesús Torres. Monthly. Paged continuously; issues unnumbered. 1901 issue: 148 pages, 24 cm.
[Lavrin; RLIN]
/Mexico/
213. La Mujer Moderna . Mexico. [date?] Weekly.
[RLIN]
/Mexico/
214. Mujer, Mujer . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [Jan 1984 (1, 1)–current] Publication of the Círculo de Estudios de la Mujer. Monthly; 22 cm. Beginning with Boletín 2 (Feb 1984), year numbering is dropped.
[RLIN]
/Dominican Republic/
215. La Mujer Nueva . Santiago de Chile. [1935–1936; Nov 1935 (1, 1)–Dec 1936 (1, 12)] Feminist magazine; mouthpiece of the Movimiento Pro-Emancipación de la Mujer de Chile (MEMCH).
[Lavrín; Lavrín #2]
/Chile/
216. Mujer y Desarrollo . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [Apr 1978 (1, 1)–1979–?] Publication of Mujeres en Desarrollo. Quarterly. (Spanish and English: Apr–Dec 1978; Spanish only: Mar 1979.)
[RLIN]
/Dominican Republic/
217. Mujer y Educación . Santiago de Chile. [Winter 1987 (1)] "Revista del colectivo 'Mujer y educación' " (address: Gladys Guzmán, 7a Línea 1247, piso 4, Santiago de Chile). Issue 1 sixteen pages.
[mujer/fempress Apr 1988]
/Chile/
218. Mujer y Familia . San José, Costa Rica. [1987–1988] "Boletín informativo." Publication of the Centro Nacional para el Desarrollo de la Mujer y la Familia (CMF), del Ministerio de Cultura, Juventud y Deportes (address: Apdo. 10227, 1000 San José).
[mujer/fempress July 1988]
/Costa Rica/
219. Mujer y Hogar . San José, Costa Rica. [1943 (1)] Director: Carmen Cornejo. (address: Apdo. 89, San José.) Weekly.
[Ulrich; RLIN]
/Costa Rica/
220. Mujer y Salud: Serie . Bolivia. [?–1986–?] Publication of CIDEM.
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Bolivia/
221. Mujer y Sociedad . Lima, Peru. [15 July 1980 (1)–present] "Revista Feminista Peruana de Actualidad y Análisis." Publication of Editora Ital Peru. Bimonthly publication of the Centro de Comunicación e Investigación Aplicada, a women's collective. Publication possibly suspended in 1982. (address: Jr. Trujillo 678, Lima 17.)
[Connexions ; UC; Women's period 81–82; Mujeres en Acción ]
/Peru/
222. Mujeres . Lima, Peru. [Dec 1987 (1, 1)] Publication of the Instituto de la Mujer Peruana "María Jesus Alvarado," MUJERES (Pablo Bermudez 214, Of. 605, Lima 11, Jesus María). Quarterly. Issue 1 is four-page tabloid.
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Peru/
223. Mujeres . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Nov 1981, (1)–?]
[UC; RLIN]
/Argentina/
224. Mujeres . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1987 (1, 1)] "Revista de la Secretaría de la Mujer del Partido Justicialista de la Capital Federal" (address: Mujeres, Ayacucho 915, Capital Federal, Argentina). Issue 1 eight pages.
[mujer/fempress Apr 1988]
/Argentina/
225. Mujeres . Mexico. [date?] Title varies slightly. Monthly; 31 cm.
[RLIN]
/Mexico/
226. Mujeres . Havana, Cuba. [1959 (1)–1986(?)] Publication of the Federación de Mujeres Cubanas. Editor (1986): Hortensia Gómez. Circulation in 1986: 150,000.
[Valdés; Melvyl; Ulrich; Women's period 81–82]
/Cuba/
227. Mujeres . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [?–1986–1987–?] Publication of the Círculo de Estudio Feminista. "Periódico mensual con noticias sobre salud, actividades diversas y cotidianas de las mujeres. Incluyen una fotonovela vista desde la óptica femenina y con ánimo cuestionador." (address: Apdo. Postal 2793, Santo Domingo.)
[ISIS 5 (1986); Manzana 1987]
/Dominican Republic/
228. Mujeres Adelante . Panama. [1984 (1)–Jan/Mar 1985 (2)] Quarterly; 28 cm.
[RLIN]
/Panama/
229. Mujeres Campesinas . La Paz, Bolivia. [dates?] Publication of the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales. (Paper series?)
[RLIN]
/Bolivia/
230. Mujeres de América . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Jan–Dec 1933 (1)–Jan/Feb 1935 (3, 13)] Director: Nelly Marino Carvallo. Motto: "Revista del pensamiento y vinculación femenina en los países Ibero-Americanos."
[UC]
/Argentina/
231. Mujeres del Cusco/Serie Mujer . Cuzco, Peru. [?–1981–1982–?] Publication of the Asociación Amauta in conjunction with the Centro de Publicacioncs Educativas TAREA. Issue 1 (1981?): 1: Trabajo y Vida Cotidiana"; 2 (May 1982): "Su Participación Social y Política." 29 cm.
[Connexion ; RLIN]
/Peru/
232. Mujeres en Espejo . Mexico City, Mexico. [1983–1985–?] Folios Ediciones.
[UC]
/Mexico/
233. Mujeres en Lucha . Caracas, Venezuela. [?–1986–?] Publication of Círculos Femeninos Populares (address: Apdo. 4240, Caracas 1010-A).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Venezuela/
234. Mujeres en Movimiento . Buenos Aires, Argentina: Agencia Periodística
CID. [Mar 1986 (o)–?]
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
235. ¡ Mujeres! Guatemala. [date?] Publication of the Alianza Femenina Guatemalteca. 31 cm.
[RLIN]
/Guatemala/
236. Mujeres Organizándonos . Lima, Peru. [Feb 1983 (1, 1)– present] Occasional folio on working-class and peasant women. Publication of the Instituto de la Mujer Peruana Marí Jesúus Alvarado. 20 cm.
[Connexions ; RLIN]
/Peru/
237. Mujeres y Medicina . Mexico City, Mexico. [1987 (3)] Compiler: Dora
Cardaci. Publication of the División de Ciencias Biológicas y de la Salud, Departamento de Atención a la Salud, Area Educación y Salud, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (address: Unidad Xochimilco, México DF). Issue 3 sixty-five pages.
[mujer/fempress Nov 1988]
/Mexico/
238. A Mulher . New York, USA. [Jan 1881–June 1881] Editors: Josepha A. F. M. de Oliveira and María A. G. Estrella. "Periódico illustrado de litteratura e Bellas Artes consagrada aos interesses e direitos da Mulher Brazileira." Monthly; eight pages; 8 1/2 × 11 3/4 in.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/USA/
239. Mulher e Saude . Cuiba, MT, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Associação de Mulheres de Mato Grosso (address: Rua Baltazar Navarro 321, Bairro Bandeirante, 78000 Cuiba, MT).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
240. Mulher em Vida . São Paulo, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Organização Autonoma das Mulheres (address: Rua Ribeiro de Lima 344, CEP 01122, Sao Paulo, SP).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
241. Mulher Noticias . Minas Gerais, Brazil. [Dec 1987/Jan 1988 (1, 0)] Publication of the Conselho Estadual da Mulher de Minas Gerais (address: Av. Augusto de Lima, 276, Minas Gerais). Focuses on the role of women in national politics.
[mujer/fempress June 1988]
/Brazil/
242. Mulherio . São Paulo, Brazil. [?–1981–1988] Publication of the Nucleo de Comunicaçoes Mulherio. Formerly published by the Fundação Carlos Chagas. Bimonthly newspaper (1981–1982); monthly thereafter. See Nexo for continuation of this journal, 1988–?.
[Connexions ; ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
243. Mundo Femenino . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1923] "Para mujeres." Director: Edgar Lund-Lloyd.
[Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
244. El Nacional Revolucionario . Mexico. [?–1933–?] General daily. Editor of Women's Page: Mario Río Cárdenas (former publisher of La Mujer ), who wrote regular feminist editorials.
[Anderson, 318]
/Mexico/
245. Naciones Unidas/United Nations Publications: Noticiero sobre la Condición de la Mujer . New York, USA: UN Subdivisión de Promoción de la Igualdad del Hombre y la Mujer/UN Section on the Status of Women. [June 1974–?] Title changed to Noticiero Sobre la Condición Jurídica y Social de la Mujer (date?).
[RLIN]
/UN/
246. Nervio . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [May 1931 (1, 1)–Nov 1936 (4, 48)–?] Not specifically a feminist magazine. Regular contributors of feminist material: Alfonsina Storni, Herminia Brumana, María Lacerda de Moura.
[¡ Mujer! 2 (1931)]
/Argentina/
247. Network . Belize. [?–1981–?] Quarterly journal of the Belize Committee for Women and Development.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Belize/
248. Nexo . São Paulo, Brazil. [1988 (1, 1)] Renamed and reconceived continuation of Mulherio . Publication of the Nucleo de Comunicaciones Mulherio (address: Rua Cunha Gago, 704, Pinheiros, 05421, São Paulo, SP). Issue 1 twenty-seven pages.
[mujer/fempress Sept 1988]
/Brazil/
249. Nos Mulheres . São Paulo, Brazil. [June 1976 (1)–?] Publication of the Associação de Mulheres.
[Ramírez Bautista]
/Brazil/
250. Nosotras . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1945–1949] "Revista mensual de las Mujeres Comunistas al Servicio de la Patria, dirigida por Julia Arévalo. De orientación política y sindical."
[Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
251. Nosotras . La Paz (?), Bolivia. [1939 (1)–?] Founders: Marina Lijerón Baldivia de Betachini and Elvira Llosa de Salmón. "Revista femenina."
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 153, 158]
/Bolivia/
252. Nosotras . La Paz (?), Bolivia. [1950s–1960s(?)] (Could be same as Nosotras above.] Founder: Matilde Carmona de Busch.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 73–74]
/Bolivia/
253. Nosotras . Valparaiso, Chile. [Early twentieth century?] "Feminist magazine."
[Lavrin]
/Chile/
254. Nosotras . Guatemala. [1932/1933 (1)–1935/1936–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934 and Jan/Feb 1935]
/Guatemala/
255. Nosotras . La Plata, Argentina. [?–1903–Aug 1904 (3, 63/64)–?] Director: María Abella de Ramírez (Uruguayan). Subdirector: Justa Burgos Meyer. Subtitle: "Revista Feminista, Literaria y Social." Motto: "Ayudémonos las unas a las otras: la Unión hace la fuerza." Contains articles on the Centro Socialista Femenino de Buenos Aires, contributions from Fenia Chertkow de Repetto, etc.
/Argentina/
256. Nosotras . Paris, France. [Jan 1974–1976–?] "Bulletin bilingue d'un groupe de femmes latinoamericaines à Paris."
[Ramírez Bautista]
/France/
257. Nosso Boletím de Campanha . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Publication of the Colectivo de Mulheres (address: Caixa Postal 33114, CEP 22.442, Rio de Janeiro, RJ).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
258. Noticias/News . San Juan, Puerto Rico. [?–1986–?] Publication of Casa Protegida Julia Burgos (address: GPO Box 2433, San Juan 00936).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Puerto Rico/
259. Novo Correio de Modas . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [1852–1854] Male publisher. "Novellas, poesias, viagens, recordaçãos, historias, anecdotas, e charadas."
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
260. Nuestra Causa . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1910s(?)–1930s–?] Feminist socialist/anarchist magazine published by Unión Feminista Nacional. Directors included Adela García Salaberry. Writers included Alicia Moreau de Justo and Elisa Bachofen.
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.; Henault, 63; Lavrin #2]
/Argentina/
261. Nuestra Revista . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1931 (1)] Director: Leonor Real. A children's publication?
[¡ Mujer! 2 (1931), 25]
/Argentina/
262. Nuestra Revista . La Paz (?), Bolivia. [1960s] Director and owner: Elsa Paredes de Salazar. "Publicación que difunde las aspiraciones femeninas, difunde los Derechos de la Mujer e impulsa el conocimineto de Bolivia y de sus valores en el exterior."
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, intro.]
/Bolivia/
263. Nuestra Tribuna . Necochea, Argentina. [1922–1925] "Primer periódico anarquista internacional escrito por mujeres y para mujeres." Quincenario. Director: Juana Rouco Buela. Full title(?): Nuestra Tribuna Quincenario Feminina de Ideas, Arte, Crítica, y Literatura .
[Sosa de Newton; Lavrin #2]
/Argentina/
264. Nueva Acción Femenina . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1968 (1–15)–1972] "Periódico mensual independiente." Editor: Q. F. Ana María Redondo. "Dirigido por Ofelia Machado." Microfilm: Herstory.
[UC; RLIN; Madison; Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
265. Nueva Dimensión . Mar del Plata, Argentina. [1988 (1, 1)] Director: María Ridao Mendez. "Informa sobre las actividades del Grupo Nueva Dimensión" (address: Moreno 3215, 7-A, 7600 Mar del Plata). Issue 1 eight pages.
[mujer/fempress Sept 1988]
/Argentina/
266. Nueva Mujer . Quito, Ecuador. [?–1981–?] Frequency unknown. Publisher: Magdalena Adoum (address: Toledo 1455 y Coruna, Quito). "News, feature articles on feminism, women's status, etc."
[Women's period 81–82]
/Ecuador/
267. La Nueva Mujer . Buenos Aires (?), Argentina. [1910 (1)] Founder: María Abellade Ramírez. Publication of the Liga Feminista Nacional.
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
268. Nueva Mujer . Quito and Guayaquil (?), Ecuador. [Dec 1980–June 1981 (1st series, 3 issues); Mar 1982–? (2d series)] Director: Magdalena Adoum. Average issue length: seventy pages; 5,000 copies. Formerly Nueva (1970–1979), then Cuadernos de Nueva (1979–1980).
[ILET]
/Ecuador/
269. Nueva Senda . Argentina. [1909–?] Anarchist magazine founded by Juana Rouco Buela.
[Sosa de Newton]
/Argentina/
270.Nueva Sociedad . Caracas, Venezuela. [?–Jan/Feb 1988 (93)–?] Special issue 93, Jan/Feb 1988, Ser Mujer en America Latina . Publication of Nueva Sociedad (address: Apdo. 61712, Caracas 1060-A).
[mujer/fempress Apr 1988]
/Venezuela/
271. Nuevos Horizontes . Guayaquil, Ecuador. [?–1934–?] Publication of the Legión Femenina de Educación Popular. Contributors included Gabriela Mistral.
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Ecuador/
272. Nzinga Informativa . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [?–1986–?] Published by NZINGA/Colectivo de Mulheres Negras (address: Caixa Postal 2073, 20,000 Rio de Janeiro, RJ).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
273. 8 de marzo . Lima, Peru. [Mar 1988 (1, 1)] "Boletín mensual de la mujer trabajadora, responsabilidad del equipo de Capacitación Mujer y Trabajo del Centro Flora Tristan." (address: Centro de la Mujer Peruana "Flora Tristan," Parque Ilernan Velarde No. 42, Lima.) Issue 1 five pages.
[mujer/fempress July 1988]
/Peru/
274. Opinión Nacional . Bolivia. [Founded 1929] General publication. Director: Corral Zambrana de Sánchez (1940s–1950s).
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 82–83]
/Bolivia/
275. La Ondina del Plata . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1875–1879] "The most distinguished and articulate of the profeminist writers was María Eugenia Echenique from Córdoba."
[Lavrin #2]
/Argentina/
276. Orientación Femenina . Mexico. [1955 (1, 1)] Publication of the Grupo de Orientación Femenina.
[RLIN]
/Mexico/
277. Ormiga . Santiago de Chile. [?–1981–?] Published by "a group of university students"; "used for discussion with women in the poblaciones (slums)." Monthly.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Chile/
278. O.S.F.A. Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1930s(?)–May/June 1945 (64)–?] Publication of the Organización Sionista Femenina en la
Argentina. Monthly.
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
279. Pachamama . Bogotá, Colombia. [Mar 1988 (1)] "Boletín del Taller de Recursos para la Mujer que circulará por toda Colombia en la red de Organizaciones de Mujeres de Sectores Populares" (Address: Taller de Recursos para la Mujer, Apdo. Aéreo 5732, Bogotá).
[mujer/fempress July 1988]
/Colombia/
280. La Palanca . Chile. [date?] Labor newspaper focused on women.
[Lavrin]
/Chile/
281. Panorama de las Señoritas . Mexico. [1842–?] Publisher: Vicente García Torres.
[Knaster #410; Arrom]
/Mexico/
282. Para Ti . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [16 May 1922 (1)-continuous(?) to present] Motto: "Todo lo que interesa a la mujer." Director (1925–1934?): Matilde Velas Palacios. Director (after 1935–c. 1950): María Morrison de Parker.
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
283. Participación de la Mujer: Boletín bimestral . Caracas, Venezuela. [1981(?) (1)–?] Publication of the Ministry of State for Women's Participation in Development.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Venezuela/
284. Patlatolli: Palabra Lesbiana . Jalisco, Mexico. [Oct 1987 (1)] "Boletín del Movimiento de Lesbianas Mexicanas." Publication of the Grupo Patlatolli (address: Apdo. Postal 1-623, 44100 Guadalajara, Jalisco). Issue 1 twelve pages.
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Mexico/
285. Pensamiento . Santa Fe, Argentina. [Founded June 1895; ended before Mar 1896] Founder and director: Carlota Garrido de la Peña. Garrido de la Peña wrote that she founded it with the idea of publicizing "el peso de la sabiduría femenina," and to reinforce women's efforts toward education and good ways to make careers and independent livings.
[Búcaro Americano (1896), 100]
/Argentina/
286. Persona . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Oct 1974 (1)–1981–?] Publica-
tion of the Organización Argentina (Feminista). Bimonthly.
[Women's period 81–82; Ramírez Bautista, 357]
/Argentina/
287. Piguep ü. Piguë (?), Argentina. [Early 1920s (?)] Founder: Herminia Brumana.
/Argentina/
288. Pinocho . Mexico. [Founded 1925 or 1926] A children's magazine published for one year. Editor and publisher: Juana Manrique de Lara. Contained English translations, stories, etc.
[Anderson, 316]
/Mexico/
289. El Plata Ilustrado . Argentina. [?–1871–1872–?] A general magazine that published much writing by women in this period. Eduarda Mansilla de García published "Notas" under pseudonym "Alvar."
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
290. Por la Raza . Cochabamba, Bolivia. [1930s–?] Publication of the Cruz Roja Departamental de Cochabamba. Director (1930s–?): Corral Zambrana de Sánchez.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 82–83]
/Bolivia/
291. Porto Rico . Paris, France. [May 1977–?] Publication of the Collectif de Femmes Portoricaines.
[Ramírez Bautista, 357]
/France/Puerto Rico/
292. La Prensa . Sucre, Bolivia. [1940s(?)–1960s(?)] General daily. Director: Adriana Oropeza V. de Penaranda ("en ausencia de su esposo [Adriana Oropeza] se hacía cargo de la Dirección del periódico"; "luchó por los Derechos de la Mujer").
[Dicc . . . Boliviana]
/Bolivia/
293. Prensa de Mujeres . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Aug 1983 (o)–Oct 1983 (2)–?] Monthly. Editors: Leonor Calvera, Mirta Henault, Marta Remolar.
/Argentina/
294. Prensa Popular . La Paz, Bolivia. [?–May 1987–?] "Boletín de información interna de los Centros de Madres de la Fundación San Gabriel" (address: Voz de los Centros de Madres, c/o Magali Vega, Casilla 3652, La Paz). May 1987 issue eight pages (mimeographed).
[mujer/fempress Feb/Mar 1988]
/Bolivia/
295. Presencia da Mulher . São Paulo, Brazil. [Mid-1986–present] Bimonthly magazine produced by a group of women. Editor: "Libertade
Mulher Ltda." Goal: "difundir las aspiraciones de la nueva mujer- . . . destruyendo los mitos sobre su . . . inferioridad." (Address: Ana María Rocha, R. dos Bororos, 5-1 andar, Bela Vista-CEP 01320, São Paulo).
[Mujeres en Acción ]
/Brazil/
296. El Presente Amistoso Dedicado a las Señoritas Mexicanas . Mexico. [1847–1852] Editor: Ignacio Cumplido. Literary annual.
[Herrick, 135; Arrom; Knaster #411]
/Mexico/
297. Primaveira . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [29 Aug 1880–31 Oct 1880] director: Francisco Senhorihna da Motta Diniz. "Revista semanal instructiva noticiosa." Weekly; four pages; 9 1/4 × 12 3/4 in.
[Hahner, 282]
/Brazil/
298. Programa de Información para la Mujer en Costa Rica . San José, Costa Rica. [May 1988 (1)] "Primer boletín de avances bibliográficos." Publication of Red Nacional de Información para la Mujer (address: Mafalda Sibille, Apdo. 484, Moravia, San José). Issue 1 seventy-two pages.
[mujer/fempress Aug 1988]
/Costa Rica/
299. Protagonista, la Mujer . San José, Costa Rica. [1986(?) (1, 1–4)] Publication of the Asociación de Mujeres, Trabajo y Cultura. Continues as Protagonistas . (Some issues lack volume numbering and date.)
[RLIN]
/Costa Rica/
300. Quehaceres . Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. [Jan–July 1981 (1)–1987–?] Newsletter of CIPAF, Centro de Investigación para la Acción Femenina of the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo. Bimonthly (?); monthly (in 1987). CIPAF also publishes pamphlet series, "Ediciones Populares Feministas," and book series, "Teoría Feminista."
[Manzana 1987; Women's period 81–82; ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Dominican Republic/
301. La Rezón Mestiza . San Francisco, Calif., USA. [Mar 1974 (1, 1)–Feb 1975 (2, 1)] Publication of Concilio Mujeres.
[Schlesinger Library]
/USA/
302. Recreio de Bello Sexo . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil/Paris, France. [1852–1856] "Modas, litteratura, bellas artes e theatro." Male publisher.
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/France/
303. El Recreo . Lima (?), Peru. [1860s or 1870s(?)] The first magazine founded by Clorinda Matto de Turner. Described in an essay about her in 1898: "El Recreo , con lo que se dió a conocer a los hombres de letras de su país."
[Búcaro Americano 15 Sept 1898, 421 (essay about her reprinted from Revista de Buenos Aires )]
/Peru/
304. Regeneración y Prosperidad: Órgano de la Liga Antialcohólica de Mujeres Hondureñas . Tegucigalpa, Honduras. [1931 (1)–1932–?]
[UC]
/Honduras/
305. La Revuelta . Mexico. [Sept 1976 (1, 1)]
[Ramírez Bautista (1978)]
/Mexico/
306. La Revista Argentina . Coronda, Santa Fe, Argentina. [1902–1905] Founders and directors: Carlota Garrido de la Peña and Carolina Jaimes de Freyre. (Goal: to publish a feminist magazine for the provinces.)
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
307. Revista de la Asociación Femenina de Camaguey . Cuba. [1921 (1)–1926] Editor: Isabel Esperanza Betancourt. Monthly (poetry, fiction).
[RLIN; Madison; Schlesinger Library]
/Cuba/
308. Revista de la Secretaría Nacional de la Mujer . Santiago de Chile. [June/July 1976 (1)–?]
[UC]
/Chile/
309. Revista de Mujeres . Havana, Cuba. [1980s(?)]
[UC]
/Cuba/
310. Revista del Consejo Nacional de Mujeres . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Sept 1930 (1)–May/June 1933 (17)–?]. Bimonthly.
/Argentina/
311. Revista del Hogar . Puebla, Mexico. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Mexico/
312. Revista Femenina . Medellín, Colombia. [Oct 1938 (1)–?] (19 volumes?) Irregular. Publication of the Instituto Central Femenino. 25 cm.
[RLIN]
/Colombia/
313. Revista Femenina . Montevideo, Uruguay. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Uruguay/
314. Revista Femenina . São Paulo, Brazil. [?–1934–?]
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Brazil/
315. Revista Médico-Quirúrgica de Patología Femenina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1932 (1)–1946–?] Irregular some years. Publication of the Hospital Rivadavia.
[UC; RLIN]
/Argentina/
316. Revista Mujeres . Santa Cruz, Calif., USA. [Jan 1984 (1, 1)–?] Text in Spanish and English. Publication of Las Mujeres, University of California, Santa Cruz.
[UC]
/USA/
317. Rumbos . Bolivia. [Founded 1943] "desde donde [Alfonsina Paredes Larrea] inició una campaña feminista en pro de la emancipación de la mujer boliviana." Weekly.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 199]
/Bolivia/
318. Salud Cam: Serie . Guayaquil, Ecuador. [?–1986–?] Publication of Centro de Acción de la Mujer (address: Casilla 10201, Guayaquil).
/Ecuador/
319. La Semana de las Señoritas . Mexico. [1850–1852]
[Arrom, 356]
/Mexico/
320. La Semana de las Señoritas Mejicanas . Mexico City, Mexico. [1851–1852] Five volumes. The magazine is said to have had the largest circulation of any women's magazine. Vol 1 lists 1,116 subscriptions (146 in Mexico City); vol 2 lists 1,383 (196 in Mexico City). Dedicated to the "fair sex"; translations, recipes, etc.
[Herrick, 135, 144; Knaster #412]
/Mexico/
321. El Semanario de las Señoritas Mejicanas . Mexico City, Mexico: Imprenta de Vicente G. Torres. [1841–1842(?)] Three volumes. Editor: Isidro Rafael Gondra. Four divisions in each issue: "bellas artes, física, literatura, moral." Vol 1 lists 1,020 subscribers; vol 2 lists 886.
[Herrick, 135, 137; Anderson, 319; Knaster #413]
/Mexico/
322. Sembrador . Mexico City, Mexico. [Founded before 1929 (?)] Short
lived. Founder: Guadalupe Ramírez.
[Anderson, 316]
/Mexico/
323. Semillas para el Cambio . San Juan, Puerto Rico. [?–1986–?] Publication of Centro de Ayuda a Víctimas de Violación (address: Call Box 70184, San Juan 000936).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Puerto Rico/
324. Ser Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1974–?(1–75)] Publisher: Abril Educativo y Cultural 1974. "Enciclopedia femenina en fascículos coleccionables."
[RLIN]
/Argentina/
325. Ser Mujer . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1983–1986–?] Publication of AUPFHIR, Asociación Uruguaya de Planificación Familiar e Investigaciones Sobre Reproducción (address: Br. Artigas 1550, Montevideo). Quarterly.
[ISIS 5 (1986); Mujer (Montevideo) Sept 1986]
/Uruguay/
326. Serie Estudios de Promoción Femenina . La Paz, Bolivia. [date?] Publication of the Centro de Investigaciones Sociales.
[RLIN]
/Bolivia/
327. Serie Experiencia con Grupos de Mujeres . Santiago de Chile. [date?] Publication of the Programa de Estudios y Capacitación de la Mujer Campesina e Indigena, Academia de Humanismo Cristiano.
[RLIN]
/Chile/
328. Serie Mujer y Producción . Santiago de Chile. [date?] Publication of the Centro de Estudios de la Mujer.
[RLIN]
/Chile/
329. Serie Mujer y Sociedad . Bogotá, Colombia. [1981–?] Publication of the Servicio Colombiano de Comunicación Social. 23–28 cm.
[RLIN]
/Colombia/
330. Serie Mujeres . Lima, Peru. [1980s–?] Publication of the Movimiento Feminista Creatividad y Cambio. "Occasional thematic folios focusing on the situation of women."
[Connexions ]
/Peru/
331. Sexo Explícito . [?–1986–?] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Publication of the
Casa da Mulher (address: Rua Debret 23, sala 1316, CEP 20030, Rio de Janeiro, RJ).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Brazil/
332. O Sexo Feminino . 1st series: Campanha, Minas Gerais, Brazil. [7 Sept 1873–7 Sept 1874] Weekly; four pages; 6 3/4 × 9 1/4 in. Rio de Janeiro. [22 July 1875–2 Apr 1876] Generally semimonthly; four pages; 8 3/4 × 12 1/4 in. 2d series: [2 June 1889–probably 1896] Title changed to O Quinze de Novembro do Sexo Feminino after Nov 1889. Weekly, then generally semimonthly; four pages; from 8 3/4 × 12 1/4 in. to 12 × 17 in. Principal editor: Francisca S. da M. Diniz.
[Hahner]
/Brazil/
333. La Siempreviva . Yucatán, Mexico. [1870–1880] "Founded, edited and staffed by early feminist society in Mérida, Mexico; dedicated to the education of women."
[Knaster #414]
/Mexico/
334. Somos . Managua, Nicaragua. [1980s–present(?)] Publication of the Asociación de Mujeres Nicaragüenses Luisa Amanda Espinoza (AMNLAE). Bimonthly bulletin.
[Connexions ]
/Nicaragua/
335. Superación . La Paz (?), Bolivia. [Founded 1960] Director: Elsa Paredes de Salazar. "Revista femenina."
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, intro]
/Bolivia/
336. Sur . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1931–1970: regular quarterly, monthly, bimonthly; 1970–1986: biannual] Founder and publisher: Victoria Ocampo.
/Argentina/
337. Tabasco Feminista . Villahermosa, Mexico. [Mar 1933 (1)] "Órgano del partido Feminista Revolucionario de Tabasco. Adherido al Partido Nacional Revolucionario."
[UC; RLIN]
/Mexico/
338. Tacón de la Chancleta . Río Piedras, Puerto Rico. [Jan 1975 (1)–1978–?] Publication of the University of Puerto Rico in Río Piedras. Monthly.
[Knaster LARR 1976, 8; Ramírez Bautista 1978]
/Puerto Rico/
339. El Tacora . Bolivia (?). [Late 1800s(?)] Magazine directed by the
father of Carolina Jaimes de Freyre; she published extensively in it.
[Dicc . . . Boliviana, 120]
/Bolivia/
340. Taller Cultural de la Mujer . Chillán, Chile. [Dec 1987 (1)] Bulletin of the Taller Cultural de la Mujer. "Un nuevo espacio donde la mujer pueda expresarse . . . en el proceso de democratización y transformación del país." (Address: Libertad 820, Chillán.) Issue 1 sixteen pages.
[mujer/fempress July 1988]
/Chile/
341. Tejemaneje . Cayey, Puerto Rico. [1988 (1, 1)] Official bulletin of Proyecto de Estudios de la Mujer del Colegio Universitario de Cayey (address: Universidad de Puerto Rico, 00633 Cayey).
[mujer/fempress June 1988]
/Puerto Rico/
342. El Tesoro del Hogar . Peru (?)/Argentina (?). [1890s(?)] Director: Lastenia Larriva de Llona (also a novelist).
[Búcaro Americano 1896, 12]
/Peru(?)/Argentina(?)/
343. La Tortuga . Lima, Peru. [Mar 1982 (1)] Publication of the Asociación Mujer-Mujer (formerly a mimeographed bulletin called Mujer, la Tortuga ).
[Women's period 81–82]
/Peru/
344. La Tribuna . New York City, USA. [1980s; Mar 1988 (36)] Bulletin of the Centro de la Tribuna Internacional de la Mujer (address: 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA). Issue 36 forty-eight pages.
[mujer fempress May 1988]
/USA/
345. La Tribuna Femenina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1917(?)] Founder and director: Carolina de Muzilli. Feminist socialist magazine. [Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
346. Triple Jeopardy . Berkeley, Calif., and New York City, USA. [Sept/Oct 1971 (1, 1)–Summer 1975] Publication of the Third World Women's Alliance. Bimonthly, with a single summer issue. Undated special issue with title La Mujer en la Lucha de Liberación . Text in English and Spanish.
[RLIN; microfilm from Harvard Univ. Library (1971–1975)]
/USA/
347. Tu Voz, Mujer . Concepción, Chile. [1980s] Publication of the Com-
mittee for the Defense of the Rights of Women (CODEM). "Semi-clandestine bimonthly newsletter to organize poor women."
[Connexions ]
/Chile/
348. UMBO . Paris, France. [May 1977 (1)] Spanish-language bulletin of the Paris chapter of the Unión de Mujeres de Bolivia. Mimeographed.
[Ramírez Bautista 1978]
/France/Bolivia/
349. Unidas . Rosario, Argentina. [1980s–1986–?] Publication of the Grupo de Mujeres de Rosario (address: Casilla de Correo 720, 2000 Rosario).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Argentina/
350. El Universal . Mexico City, Mexico. [1920s–1933–?] Major daily. Cable editor and country editor: Virginia Huerta.
[Anderson, 317]
/Mexico/
351. Vamos Mujer . Santiago de Chile. [1980s–?] "Occasional publication of the Committee for the Defense of the Rights of Women (CODEM)."
[Connexions ]
/Chile/
352. Vamos Mujer: Serie "Nuestros Derechos." Bogotá, Colombia. [1980s–1980–?] Publication of Casa de la Mujer (address: Apdo. Aéreo 36151, Bogotá).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Colombia/
353. La Vanguardia Femenina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [11 June 1946 (1)–?] Monthly women's supplement of La Vanguardia , daily(?)/weekly(?) newspaper of the Argentine Socialist Party from the 1910s(?) to the present. Director of La Vanguardia (1940s–1960s?): Alicia Moreau de Justo. La Vanguardia was also directed by Victoria Gucovsky.
[Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
354. VEMEA Informa . Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. [1980s(?)–present] Publication of Vejez en Mexico, Estudio y Acción (VEMEA; address: Apdo. Postal 1912, Cuernavaca, Morelos 62000).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Mexico/
355. Ventana: Una Visión Diferente de la Mujer . San José, Costa Rica.
[1980s(?)–1988] Occasional feminist magazine. See Cuadernos de Ventana , its continuation begun Mar 1988.
[Connexions , 5 (1986)]
/Costa Rica/
356. Verdad . Colombia. [1955–1956 or 1957.] "Semanario integramente escrito y editado por mujeres." Founder: Ofelia Uribe de Acosta (Colombian suffragist).
[mujer/fempress Sept 1988]
/Colombia/
357. Vértice . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Dec 1937 (1, 1)–Feb 1942 (5, 7; believed to be complete)] Founder and director: Julia Prilutzky Farny de Zinny.
/Argentina/
358. Viva . Lima, Peru. [1980s(?)–present] Publication of the Centro de la Mujer Peruana "Flora Tristán." Regular feminist magazine.
[Connexions , 5 (1986)]
/Peru/
359. La Vida Feminina . Montevideo, Uruguay. [1917(?)–1926 (9, 86)–1931 (14, 147)–?] A ladies' magazine published and written by men: notes on fashion, home economics, etc.
/Uruguay/
360. Vida Feminina . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [Nov 1932 (1)–1941 (probable end date)] A feminist socialist magazine, affiliated with the Argentine Socialist Party. Director: María L. Berronda. Regular contributors: Alicia Moreau de Justo, Nicolas Repetto, etc. Motto: "Revista de la mujer inteligente."
[Mujeres de América May/June 1934]
/Argentina/
361. A Violeta . São Paulo, Brazil. [1886–1887] "Folha litteraria dedicada ao bello sexo."
[Hahner, 283]
/Brazil/
362. Voz da Verdade . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. [12 May 1885–25 June 1885] Editor and owner: Francisca Senhorinha da Motta Diniz. Each issue four pages, 10 × 13 in.
[Hahner, 282]
/Brazil/
363. La Voz de la Mujer . Albuquerque, N.M., USA. [1970–1971–?] Publication continued by New Mexico NOW (National Organization of Women). Monthly. Archived by Herstory.
[UC; RLIN]
/USA/
364. La Voz de la Mujer . El Paso, Tex., USA. [28 July 1907 (1, 5)–?]
[UC]
/USA/
365. La Voz de la Mujer . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [1896 (1)–1897–1901] Nine issues in all. Anarcho-feminist magazine.
[Feijóo; Sosa de Newton, unpub.]
/Argentina/
366. La Voz de la Mujer . Quito, Ecuador. [1980s(?)–present] Publication of the Union Femenina de Pichincha (address: Apdo. Postal 155-C, Sucursal 15, Quito).
[ISIS 5 (1986)]
/Ecuador/
367. La Voz de la Mujer . Managua, Nicaragua. [1980s] Publication of the Asociación de Mujeres Nicaragüenses Luisa Amanda Espinoza (AMNLAE). Monthly magazine of the Nicaraguan women's association, dealing with issues facing women today.
[Women's period 81–82]
/Nicaragua/
368. La Voz de la Niñas . Buenos Aires, Argentina. [?–1898–?] Commentary by Clorinda Matto de Turner: "semanario de pequeño formato destinados al bello sexo y en cuyas páginas palpita el pensamiento de la mujer con el vigor impulsivo del progreso."
[Búcaro Americano 15 Nov 1898, 449]
/Argentina/
369. A Woman's Work Is Never Done/Trabajo de Mujer Nunca Se Termina . Los Angeles, Calif., USA. [Aug/Sept 1973(?) (1, 1)–?] Publication of the Los Angeles Women's Liberation Union.
[RLIN]
/USA/
370. Women: Journal of Liberation . Baltimore, Md., USA. [Fall 1969 (1, 1)–1974 (3, 4)–?] Cuban feminist magazine.
[Valdés, 16; UC]
/USA/Cuba/
371. Women's Feature Service (WFS). Rome, Italy. [?–1987–?] An international news service distributing feature articles by Third World women journalists from women's perspective with focus on development issues. Established by InterPress Service (IPS). Coordinator of women, communication and Development Project: Anita Anand. (Address: Via Panisperna 207, 00184 Rome).
[Women in Action]
/Italy/
372. Women's World . See ISIS Publications.
373. WIRE Service Publications New York City, USA. [1970s–present] Se-
rial and occasional publications on Latin American women by the Women's International Resource Exchange.
/USA/