Psychology’s Feminist Voices (PFV) is a pioneering multimedia internet archive dedicated to the contributions of women in psychology, incorporating both historical insights and contemporary feminist perspectives. Directed by Alexandra Rutherford from York University in Toronto, Canada, this global initiative engages with feminism's intersectional and historical dimensions in psychology. PFV is known for its oral history project, which collects and preserves narratives from diverse feminist psychologists worldwide, highlighting their impactful contributions through interviews accessible on the site.

In addition to archiving historical voices, PFV produces a variety of educational materials, including the documentary "The Changing Face of Feminist Psychology" and the "Feminist Psychologists Talk About..." video series, which provide valuable resources for teaching and learning. The project has garnered endorsements from prominent psychological associations and has been recognized for its significant contributions to the field. With a diverse team of collaborators, PFV continues to explore and celebrate the evolving landscape of feminist psychology, striving to amplify underrepresented voices in the discipline.