Clip Art Collections | Photos | Clip Art | Videos | Games | In this section: Existing clip art collections Overview—Why use clip art Help wanted—intern or contribute clip art How to copy, save and use clip art Other relevant pages Clip Art Collections IWITTS Clip Art Gallery http://www.iwitts.com/html/clipart.htm An excellent collection of clip art (approximately 10) for classroom displays and recruitment posters and flyers. Images depict women working in construction, service, information technology and telecommunications industries. Usage Instructions The pictures are copyright-free, but you must credit the artist where indicated. For more information, contact IWITTS (see below). Collection Owner Institute for Women in Trades, Technology & Science (IWITTS) 1150 Ballena Blvd, Suite 102, Alameda, CA 94501-3682 (510) 749-0200, iwitts@aol.com Return to top Overview—Why Use Clip Art WOW recommends the use of images—photographs and clip art—when presenting high-wage nontraditional career options to women and girls. Including images of women in recruitment, orientation and training materials: Conveys that it is possible for a woman to train for and obtain work in male-dominated fields Shows support for women currently working on the job Through WOW's Work4Women Multimedia Gallery project, WOW compiles and creates clip art to help educators, career counselors, employment trainers, employers and unions recruit and train women and girls for high-wage NTOs. NOTE: Some clip art requires payment for usage. Others are free with proper credit. Return to top Other Relevant Pages: View video footage of women working in high-wage, nontraditional jobs Return to top     | Home | Contact | Search/Sitemap | User Guides | Events | Internet Guide | Email Lists | Copyright © 1998, Wider Opportunities for Women, All Rights Reserved.