Mahapajapati Gotami, the first Buddhist nun.
Support Networks for Women Reunciants
Sakyadhita (Along with various chapters in different countries)
Committee for Bhikshuni Ordination in the Tibetan Tradition
1st International Congress on Buddhist Women’s Role in the Sangha
Triratna retreat center for women
Historical buddhist female figures
Lhamo: A website for women active in Buddhism
Open Question - Buddhist woman practitioner helps demystify some of the most common misconceptions about Buddhism
Conversation with Sister Ayya Dhammadhira, a Bhikkuni
Everyday Buddhism with Wendy Shinyo Haylett
Gyatso, Janet. "Women in Tibetan Buddhism: Problems and Promise in both Theory and practice", talk by Harvard professor at Lehigh University.
A couple of articles not included in the bibliography:
Bodhi, Bhikkhu (2009): The Revival of Bhikkhunī Ordination in the Theravāda Tradition
http://bhikkhunicommittee.googlepages.com/RevivalBhkni-Final-4.pdf
Deleanu, Florin (2010): Transmission and Creation: Ordinations for Nuns in Ancient and Early Mediaeval Japan
Transmission and Creation: Ordinations for Nuns in Ancient and Early Mediaeval Japan (PDF)
Dharma, Bhikkhuni Dr. Karuna (2007): My Experiences in Ordaining Bhikkhunis
My Experiences in Ordaining Bhikkhunis (PDF)
Seeger, Dr. Martin et al (2007): The Revival of the Theravada Nun Order in Thailand: Scriptual Authority and Cultural Resistance. "The Changing Roles of Thai Buddhist Women: Obscuring Identities and Increasing Charisma"
The Changing Roles of Thai Buddhist Women (Abstract)
Sunim , Bhikṣuṇī Myoŏm (2007): The Structure and Curriculum of the Bhikṣuṇī Vinaya Institute of the Pongnyŏngsa Nunnery in Korea
Vargas-O'Bryan, Dr. Ivette Maria (2007): Remembering the Ordained Nuns: Models for Modern Tibetan Communities
Remembering the Ordained Nuns (PDF)
Enlightenment is a Male Fantasy - Gesshin Greenwood