The Joseph Smith Papers provide online and published documents about the life, work, and associations of LDS Church founder Joseph Smith.  a searchable database for key words and topics within the papers, some of which relate to women.

A major source for LDS women’s theology and history within the Joseph Smith Papers is the original Minute Book of the Female Relief Society of Nauvoo fully available online.   This book recorded all proceedings of the Society between March 1842 and March 1844 –including elections, ordinations, teachings by Emma and Joseph Smith, and women’s blessings.  Joseph Smith called this record the women’s “law and constitution” evoking notions of the “law and covenants” of the Church.

The official website of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints contains an array of resources and materials for members including women.

These official web pages of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints contain a vast wealth of new content specifically for and about LDS women.  They feature topics ranging from women’s history and female missionaries to women’s Conference sessions and Mother in Heaven, along with full texts of new books on women. Pages also link to sub pages that discuss specific themes, like the Woman’s Exponent.