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The Best Resources Activist Sites and Resources Monitoring Corporations Alternative Media Human Rights Public Interest Activism Peace (Afghanistan fact sheets, commentary and the peace movement) Ecology |
Feminism Unions and Social Justice Minority Groups and Civil Rights Protests and Previous Protests Progressive Website Hosts Fundraising Merchandise Links International Links |
The Best Resources
Join an
organization. If you want social change, join an organization you believe in.
Unions and the AFL-CIO Unions
are the key to empowering American workers and enable them to collectively fight for
better pay and better working conditions vs. bloated CEO salaries, maximizing corporate
profit, downsizing, pension fund draining, and an inflated stock market. The
AFL-CIO, or the American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial Organizations, under
John Sweeney's leadership, has become
much more militant, winning an increase in the minimum wage for America's workers in a
Republican-controlled congress, launching Union Summer in 1996, spending 35 million in 1996 in a political election campaign against the radical
right in Congress, and is probably the most powerful force on the left today. In
1998, the AFL-CIO is again spending millions in their anti-radical right political
campaign.
NOW,
the National Organization for Women.
Good Internet political empowerment resources include WebActive, with weekly news and descriptions of over
2,200 political websites, and The
Electronic Activist, which allows you to E-mail your elected representatives.
There is also the Institute for Global
Communication (IGC),
including their members directory and PeaceNet, EcoNet, WomensNet, Anti-Racism.Net,
and LaborNet. IGC is a huge Internet
network of social change groups.
EmpowermentBooks.com offers books on New Left Politics, the Media, Peace, Feminism, Green Politics, More Left-Green Politics, Political Organizing, Radical
History, and Political Music, Movies, and
Songbooks It also offers over
500 recommended empowerment resource
books for sale, over 80 links, and over 3 million books, 400,000 CDs, 100,000 movies, 65,000
audio books, and over 850 magazines to choose
from. Many of these these items are sold at a discount.
Activist Sites and Resources
WebActive.
Weekly news and descriptions of over 2,200 political websites.
Capweb-
The Internet Guide to the United States Congress.
The Electronic Activist. E-mail your elected representatives.
20/20 Vision
Macrocosm USA.
Monitoring Corporations
Corporate Watch monitors transnational
corporations.
Multinational Monitor
The Clearinghouse on Environmental
Advocacy and Research tracks the "wise use" movement.
The U.S. Economic Power Structure.
Alternative Media
Common Dreams. Includes many
links to both mainstream and alternative media, and links to over 110 activist
organizations.
(Sample alternative media news stories underreported in the mainstream/corporate
media: 3,600 protesters commit
mass civil disobedience at a Nov. 18-19, 2000 protest at Fort Benning, GA to shut down the School of the Americas. Military
repression in West Papua in Indonesia
could turn into a large
massacre as it did previously in East Timor. President Clinton comes
out in favor of decriminalizing
marijuana. And the UFW ended
their 16 year table grape boycott on Thanksgiving.)
Working for
Change. You can click here to join.
Fact
sheets on Afghanistan provided by the Center for Economic and Social Rights.
More
Afghanistan News. Links compiled by Geov Parrish.
Mother Jones Magazine
The Nation, including info on the New
Global Media and the Global
Media Moguls. An
intellectual liberal weekly journal.
In These Times. A biweekly left-wing
journal.
E Magazine. An environmental journal.
Z Magazine/ZNet. A radical left-wing
journal with a large website.
Ms. Magazine. A militant feminist
journal.
The Progressive. A progressive journal
from America's heartland that has been publishing for 90 years.
Southern Exposure. A
Southern regional quarterly political and cultural magazine.
The Progressive Review. From Sam
Smith, an independent progressive journalist in Washington, DC.
Independent
Media Center. The global IMC network offers activist and protest
news.
IGC,
the Institute for Global Communication, has
up-to-date political news and action alerts in PeaceNet, EcoNet, WomensNet, Anti-Racism.Net,
and LaborNet.
Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting is
a national media watch group.
Project Censored.
Boycott
Action News. Sponsored by Co-op
America. 16-year
table grape boycott is ended by UFW on
Thanksgiving, PictSweet mushroom boycott underway.
Adbusters. Ridiculing corporate advertising,
which is the cornerstone of consumer culture. While I would
like to see a less consumption-oriented society, I also applaud those advertisers who
promote 1960's, Green, ecological, or peace-oriented values in
their ads.
Funny Times. A monthly publication with
left-of-center comics and humor. A good source of left-wing cartoons.
NPR. National Public Radio. They are
somewhere between alternative and mainstream media.
PBS. Like NPR, they are somewhere
between alternative and mainstream media.
The Independent Press
Association offers a member
newsstand and the book Annotations: a
guide to the independent critical press.
The Alternative Press Center offers an online directory of periodicals in the alternative
press index for 1997 and over 250 links in their list of alternative viewpoints on the Internet.
Free Pacifica Radio. Management
at Pacifica (including Pacifica executive director Lynn Chadwick) moved to seize
power and push this historically progressive radio network to the political
right. This has triggered major ongoing conflict at the Pacifica radio
network.
Many alternative bookstores carry a wide range of interesting
alternative media publications, full of interesting alternative news and viewpoints.
Mike
Flugennock's mikey'zine.
Video coverage of protests in Washington, DC, and elsewhere.
On the
road with John Tarleton. Interesting cyber-photojournalism from a traveling
radical reporter.
Human Rights
Blue Ribbon Campaign for online freedom
of speech, press, and association.
Internet Privacy Coalition
ACLU. The American Civil Liberties Union.
ACLU Bustcard.
What you can do if you're stopped by the police.
National Lawyers Guild.
Southern Poverty Law Center. Monitors
hate groups, promotes teaching
tolerance.
The Interfaith Alliance. A religious group
countering the radical religious right.
People for the American Way. A secular group
countering the radical religious right.
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
PFLAG. Parents, Families, and Friends of
Lesbians and Gays.
Amnesty International U.S.A.
Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Organizations & Resources
Soros Foundations Network
School of the Americas Watch. See
the info under previous protests for additional
SOAW news.
Free Leonard Peltier. Leonard Peltier is
one of America's most famous political prisoners. He has
become painfully ill while in prison and is being denied access to medical care offered by
the Mayo clinic. IGC's Peacenet offers additional information.
Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark is Leonard Peltier's Clemency Request
lawyer. [11-15-98]
Stop the execution of Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Mumia Abu Jamal is an American political prisoner who is on
death row. Here is a 1998
fact sheet on Mumia Abu-Jamal. [11-15-98]
Free
Lori Berenson. Lori
Berenson is a U.S. journalist who is a political prisoner in Peru.
WACO recently re-emerged as an issue. Here
is a radical libertarian's URL
on WACO that I publicly asked for and received during some lively
discussions at the Libertarian party booth at the Montgomery County Fair on
Sat., Aug. 21, 1999. In an unusual coincidence, the FBI admitted 4 days later
that the precise first claim listed at this URL- the claim that the U.S.
government started the fatal WACO fire 6 years ago- may in fact be true, despite
prior FBI denials. I don't claim to know the truth here, but I hope we
eventually learn it. The Washington Post has run a series of articles [search
on WACO] on the reinvestigation of WACO
beginning on Aug. 25, 1999. My main concern here is that the government
avoids this type of action in the future. [9-23-99]
Free Howard Mechanic.
See also Minority Groups and Civil Rights.
Public Interest Activism
Guidestar. A huge
searchable database of more than 640,000 nonprofits in the United States.
Idealist.org. Info for volunteers
and nonprofits, including info on 20,000 nonprofit organizations in 150
countries.
Common Cause. Working on campaign finance
reform.
Public Campaign. Working on campaign
finance reform.
The League of Women Voters is focusing on campaign finance reform. You can call
them at 202-429-1965 to get their pamphlet 5 Ideas for Practical Campaign Reform.
Public Interest Research Groups
Public Citizen. Founded in 1971 by consumer
advocate Ralph Nader.
Essential Information and Organizations Using Essential.ORG. Essential
Information was founded by consumer advocate Ralph
Nader in 1982.
Kids Campaigns. What you can do to help
kids personally and/or politically.
Children's Defense Fund. Led by Marian Wright Edelman.
National Education Association
Access: Networking the Public
Interest. Lists nonprofit employment opportunities.
NORML. National Organization for the
Reform of Marijuana Laws. In Dec. 2000, President Clinton came
out in favor of decriminalizing the use of small amounts of marijuana.
Peace (Afghanistan
fact sheets, 9/14, 10/8, & 10/29 commentary,
and the peace movement)
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Things We Know: Summing-Up Post-9/11, by Bernard Weiner. Published
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Dreams News Center.
Fact
sheets on Afghanistanprovided by the Center for Economic and Social Rights.
Afghanistan Fact Sheet #1: Basic Information & Key Indicators.
Afghanistan Fact Sheet #2: A Brief History Focusing on 1979-2001.
Afghanistan Fact Sheet #3: Key Human Vulnerabilities.
Afghanistan,
according to the The World Factbook
2001, published by the CIA.
Sept. 14, 2001-- We
are all shocked and deeply saddened by the Sept. 11 unprecedented tragic
Islamic fundamentalist terrorist attack on the World Trade Center and the
Pentagon and the thousands of innocent Americans killed in this attack.
The outpouring of compassion towards the victims and the rescue efforts of firefighter and
rescue workers highlight what is best about America. However, the
outpouring of anger against the attackers is pushing America into a war of
unknown size, unknown duration, and an unknown number of future victims of
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Win Without War.
America's largest and wealthiest peace coalition.
United for Peace. America's
largest activist peace network.
International A.N.S.W.E.R.-- Act Now to Stop War & End Racism. A peace group recently founded by The International Action Center. An
international group based in New York City
Peace Action. America's
largest long-term established peace organization. (One of their many activities is an annual protest of the
Air Force Association's Annual Arms Bazaar in Washington, DC. every Sept.)
The Washington Peace Center.
Coordinating DC peace activism.
War Is Not the Answer.
A recently formed peace group based in New York City.
The Nonviolence Web. A
guide to the contemporary peace movement.
The War Resisters League.
EndTheWar.org, the National
Network to End the War Against Iraq--NNEWAI.
The International Action Center. Founded in 1992 by
former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark and many anti-war activists, is a multi-issue
organization that is at the forefront of trying to change U.S. policy towards Iraq.
Here are some 2/21/98 peace chants I
prepared to share with fellow protesters. A militant multi-issue
activist group that is actively anti-war.
International Solidarity
Movement. Nonviolent resistance to Sharon's new war from international
volunteers.
Educators for
Social Responsibility-- ESR.
The National Coalition Building Institute-- NCBI.
They offer training in prejudice reduction, conflict resolution, and community
building.
Peace Links from the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.
International Campaign to Ban Landmines, winner of the
1997 Nobel Peace Prize.
Ecology
The Greens/Green Party U.S.A.
Long-time consumer advocate Ralph Nader was the Green Party's 1996 presidential
candidate and also their 2000
presidential candidate. (Note: My personal position is
"Think and live Green, vote Democratic to defeat the Republicans.") In my
opinion, this group has a great ideology, but in most of America is currently very poorly
organized. Internationally, in democracies with proportional representation, Green parties[7-29-97] can often be effective. In fact, the Greens are now part
of a left-of-center coalition governing Germany. [2-10-99]
Greenpeace
International and Greenpeace U.S.A.
World Wildlife Fund is part of the World Wild Fund for Nature Global Network.
WWF has a huge website with 15,000 pages of info.
EarthShare. An alliance of environmental
groups.
Sierra Club.[Click
here to join.] The
Sierra Club appears to be well-organized on a grassroots activist level.
EDF- the Environmental Defense Fund
The EDF Chemical Scorecard provides information
about local pollution sources throughout the United States.
NRDC Online. The Natural Resources Defense
Council.
Campaign for Food Safety, including S.O.S.- Save Organic Standards.
Earth First! Journal. A radical
environmental journal. (Note: this entry is provided for informational purposes
only, and is not an endorsement of all Earth First! tactics.) [7-17-97]
EnviroLink. A large environmental resource
network.
The Animal Rights Resource Site[7-17-97]
PETA Online. People for the Ethical
Treatment of Animals. Well-known militant animal rights activists. [7-17-97]
Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS).
Good anti-nuclear info.
Feminism
NOW. The National Organization
for Women.
NARAL. The National Abortion and Reproductive
Rights Action League.
Feminist Internet Gateway,
provided by the Feminist Majority Foundation.
Feminist.com
Feminist Activist Resources on the Net
National Council of Women's Organizations. They
sponsored the Women's Equality Summit and
Congressional Action Day on March 15-16, 1999.
Unions and Social Justice
AFL-CIO The American Federation of Labor- Congress of Industrial
Organizations. Led by John Sweeney.
Unions Affiliated with the AFL-CIO.
Union Summer
How to Unionize. (Caution: While
it is illegal to be fired for trying to form a union, it is not unheard of. There
are risks as well as potential benefits here.)
How and Why People Join
Unions. Info from the AFL-CIO.
Jobs With Justice.
IWW. The International Workers of the World. A
radical labor union.
UAW. The United Auto Workers went on strike
against GM in June 1998. UAW Local 659 at the Flint Metal
Fabricating facility in Flint, Michigan went on strike on 6/5/98.
UAW Local 651 at the Delphi East plant in Flint, Michigan went on strike on
6/11/98. The media coverage I read has been mixed. [6-17-98].
The Teamsters won a major nationwide strike against
UPS in Aug. 1997.
American Federation of Teachers
United Farm Workers. The
UFW ended their 16 year table
grape boycott on Thanksgiving. They are now boycotting
PictSweet mushrooms.
Strike Page.
ACORN - The Association of Community
Organizations for Reform Now. Militant and hard-working low and middle-income
community organizers.
National Coalition for the Homeless
DSA: Democratic Socialists of America
United for a Fair Economy. Documenting and
fighting our growing economic inequality.
PosterNation. Nationwide Saturation Postering
campaign. The year 2000 campaign is Billionaires
for Bush (or Gore).
Farm Aid. An annual
benefit concert organized by Willie Nelson and others. Farm Aid '99
was held on Sept. 12, 1999 near Washington DC.
Minority Groups and Civil Rights
Rainbow/PUSH Coalition. Led by the Rev.
Jesse Jackson.
NAACP. The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
National Urban League.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr (1929-1968), a skilled and audacious nonviolent political
organizer and advocate of civil rights, racial equality, peace, and social
justice, is a hero to many Americans, and the only 60's radical to have a
national holiday in his honor.
National Action
Network. Led by the Rev. Al Sharpton.
Sisters of the Million Woman March.
The Million Woman March occurred on Sat., Oct.25, 1997 in Philadelphia, PA.
Dick Gregory is a 60's radical and celebrity who is into holistic health
and political change. [Link added to notes 1-20-02]
National Council of La Raza.
America's largest Hispanic organization.
Protests
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Protest.net
Independent
Media Center
Institute for Global
Communication (IGC),
including PeaceNet, EcoNet,
WomensNet, Anti-Racism.Net,
and LaborNet.
The International Action Center.
The Washington Peace Center Calendar.
Washington, DC political meetings and events.
Previous
Protests
Peace Rallies
March 19 [2005]
Protest to Close the
SOA
Nov. 19-21
[2004]
at Fort Benning, GA
Counter-Inaugural Protest Jan. 20 in DC
VOTE!
Defeat
Bush
Nov. 2.
[2004]
No Stolen Elections--
Nov3.us.
Million
Worker March,
Oct. 17,2004 in Washington, DC.
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Mike
Flugennock's mikey'zine.
Video coverage of protests in Washington, DC, and elsewhere.
Independent
Media Center. The global IMC network offers activist and protest
news.
School of the Americas
Watch protests.
I attended their underreported May
1-4, 1999 protests at the White
House, Pentagon,
and Capitol.
Their mournful protest of major human rights violations by some notorious
SOA graduates was very poignant. They also held a a large Nov.
19-21, 1999 nonviolent protest and mass nonviolent civil disobedience at
the SOA in Fort Benning, GA. Over 12,000 attended the Nov. 21, 1999
Fort Benning, GA rally and over
4,400 committed mass nonviolent civil disobedience. 65
people were arrested. 10,000 protested at the Nov. 18-19, 2000 protest
at Fort Benning, GA and 3,600
committed mass civil disobedience. More than 2,100 were issued
5-year ban and bar letters.
Puerto Rican
General Strike. July 1998. In Spanish.
Jericho '98
[website defunct] called for the freeing of all U.S. political prisoners,
ironically
around the same day that President Clinton met with ex-South African Political
Prisoner Nelson Mandela in South Africa. Hundreds of protesters
converged at Peace Park in front of the White House. (I attended and
handed out green Empowerment cards promoting my website and sharing my
knowledge.) I was surprised by the lack of press coverage (except
for an unusual radical spin in The Washington Post sports page that day). Unfortunately,
Jericho '98 was not organized enough to maintain their website and post
the names, pictures, and stories of I believe over 100 imprisoned U.S. political activists.
(I must admit however, that a number of these activists had been arrested
long ago for using or conspiring to use violence.) For more info on
imprisoned U.S. activists, see the human rights section.
Mobilization for Global Justice. Protests in Washington, DC from
April 8-17, 2000. Major protests April 16-17.
(Fast News on
the these protests was provided by The
Progressive Review.) The ACLU,
in response to significant police misconduct, and in the hopes of
preventing future similar police misconduct, filed a class
action lawsuit on behalf of the protesters in July.
Jubilee 2000- National
Mobilization for Debt Cancellation. April 9-10 in Washington,
DC. Sponsored by Jubilee 2000/USA.
Earth Day 2000. Major rally in
Washington DC on April 22. Earth Day events everywhere.
Millennium March. Major gay rights
rally on April 30 in Washington, DC.
Millennium
Marijuana March. May 6, 2000, in New York City and elsewhere. [pictures]
A Day for
Mumia. May 7, 2000 in New York City. Mumia Abu Jamal is an American political prisoner who is on
death row. Here is a 1998
fact sheet on Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Million Mom March.
For sensible gun laws and safe kids. May 14, 2000, in Washington,
DC.
Animal Rights 2000.
National conference on July 1-5 in Washington, DC.
July 4 Smoke-in. Local annual
protest and celebration in Washington, DC.
Protests at the Republican National
Convention. Protests and a Shadow
Convention in Philadelphia from July 24-Aug. 3. Protests
include the Philadelphia Direct Action
Group and Independent
Media Coverage. The Shadow
Convention is focusing on campaign
finance reform, ending
the war on drugs, and reducing
poverty. Protests also
occurred at the Democratic National
Convention from Aug.
14-18. [pictures.] Both the Philadelphia police and the
LAPD overreacted to the protests. The
protesters were unable to maintain a 100% commitment to nonviolence.
And the mainstream media underreported protest news (including police
misconduct and a large hunger strike in the Philadelphia jails) as
usual.
National
Mobilization to End the Sanctions Against Iraq. Aug.
6-7, 2000 protest in Washington, DC. 104
people were arrested on Aug. 7 for nonviolent civil disobedience in front
of the White House. Let me note that Saddam Hussein is
a genuine villain, but that doesn't justify the additional deaths
of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi people.
Redeem
the Dream. Aug. 26, 2000 in Washington DC.
Opposing police brutality and racial profiling by police on the 37th
anniversary of the historic 1963 March on March on Washington.
World March of
Women 2000. National rally on Oct. 15, 2000 in Washington, DC.
Additional marches worldwide.
Peltier
Walk for Freedom. Dec. 10, 2000 in New York City. The
Leonard Peltier Defense Committee also held rallies in San Francisco and Minneapolis.
President Clinton granted a record number of last minute pardons, including
pardons of some well-connected rich people, but he did not grant clemency to
Leonard Peltier.
Protests at the Bush Inauguration.
Protests at the Bush inauguration on and around Jan. 20, 2001. DC
Indymedia provides protest news and the most links, while J20.org/Justice
Action Network (JAM) provides a welcome
packet, protest
schedule, maps, and a local
convergence center. Free
Radical describes and provides links to the different protests planned.
Between the
protests at the Jan. 20th inauguration of the man
the U.S. Supreme Court (by a 5-4 vote, if I recall correctly)
eventually selected to be the next President of the United States despite his decisively losing the popular vote and the
Sept. 24-Oct. 2, 2001 protests at the shortened World Bank
and IMF meeting
protected by a massive multimillion dollar police presence that the DC government
(that recently closed DC General Hospital to save money) was shaking down
the Federal Government and the World Bank and IMF to help pay for, various other
protests took place, particularly in the spring. The
April protests in Quebec, Canada and
July protests in Genoa, Italy were the
largest and most confrontational. I attended
many of the rallies in DC, including the NOW pro-choice rally on Earth Day, and a Free Mumia rally in Philadelphia. Every
rally I attended this year was nonviolent and peaceful, unlike Quebec and Genoa,
and I hope the police and protesters will remain 100% nonviolent at the Sept. 24-Oct. 2, 2001 protests in DC. I also suspect the cops may use the
pre-emptive strike
strategy they used in April 2000 to try to violate and squelch the 1st
Amendment rights of the protesters, and I believe they should be pressed to
disavow this unconstitutional tactic.
On Sept. 29, 2001, the
International Action Center held a
national peace rally in Washington, DC. instead of the
mostly cancelled anti-IMF protests. On Sept. 30, 2001, the
Washington Peace Center
held a local peace rally in Washington, DC.
School of the Americas
Watch protest. Nov. 16-18,
2001 at Fort Benning, GA
Part of an ongoing campaign by the
School of the Americas
Watch.
Protests at the World Economic
Forum. Jan. 31-Feb. 5, 2002 in New York City. Teach-in on Feb.
1. Mass rally on Feb. 2. Sponsored by
International A.N.S.W.E.R. The Village Voice
provided a field
guide to Anti-WEF protest in New York City and up-to-the-moment info on the
Showdown at the Waldorf.
The protesters' news was provided by NYC Indymedia. Among the protestors' issues:
debt relief for the Global South and
stopping undemocratic trade agreements.
Progressive Website Hosts
OneWorld Online (based in England) offers website hosting for
organizations whose work is consistent with the promotion of human rights and sustainable
development.
APC - the Association for Progressive Communications is
a global partnership of computer networks that link activists around the world.
IGC- the Institute for Global Communication is an
American nonprofit organization and APC
member that offers membership
benefits and website hosting services for social change
organizations and offers far and away the largest number of left-wing political newsgroups
on the Internet. They host over 300 social change organizations on their extensive
website.
ServInt freenet offers free website
hosting to registered registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations.
Envirolink offers free website hosting services to
non-profit organizations within the environmental and animal rights communities.
Free Speech Internet Television
provides free or low cost web hosting
with unlimited bandwidth and offers a collection of left-wing video and audio
presentations.
GreenNet is a progressive Internet Service Provider
in London, England which offers website
hosting services.
Fundraising
The Foundation Center offers Grantmaker Info,
The Foundation Directory Online,
and other information on
fundraising.
More
than Money
The National Network of Grantmakers is
a membership association of funders committed to supporting progressive social
change. They sponsor the 1%
more for democracy campaign. They offer a common
grant application. And they sell the Grantmakers
Directory 2000-2001.
Guidestar. A huge
searchable database on nonprofits. GuideStar
is a searchable database of more than 620,000 nonprofit organizations in the
United States.
The
Chronicle of Philanthropy
Grants/Foundations from the
Soros Foundations Network.
Ted Turner Foundation.
IGC's fundraising
online info.
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Earth Tones is a
unique long distance phone service founded and wholly owned by non-profit environmental organizations.
Classic Conscience Checks
Northern Sun Merchandising. Best
collection of left-wing T-shirts.
Northland Poster Collective. Labor
movement catalog.
Syracuse Cultural Workers. Tools
for change.
Peace Resource Project. Green buttons and
bumperstickers, etc.
Donnelly/Colt. Progressive
buttons and bumperstickers.
Ferne Sales Company- buttons and bumperstickers. Wholesale only. Send SASE for
catalog.
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Links
WebActive Directory. Includes
descriptions of over 2,200 sites.
America's Progressive
Community. Over 110 links from Common
Dreams.
Working Assets
60.
Tribal Links (by the Rainforest Action Network)
Yahoo
Environmental Links
Amazing Environmental Organizational Webdirectory
International Links
Mobilization for Global Justice.
Protests in Washington, DC from April 8-17, 2000. Major protests April
16-17.
United Nations
Soros Foundation
Network- Related Sites
Green Parties world wide
Progressive website hosts, especially APC, play a major role on the Internet in international
political empowerment.
GreenNet is a progressive Internet Service Provider
in London, England.
LabourNet.
East Timor Action Network/US. ETAN/US provides
information about, and ways to help, East Timor, which was invaded and subjugated by US
ally Indonesia in 1975.
International Action for West Papua.
West Papua is under Indonesian military repression. Here is a
Nov. 2000, news story.
China Support Network.
Hong Kong Voice Of Democracy.
Free Burma.
Free Tibet. Led by the Dalai Lama. The Milarepa Fund sponsored a huge Tibetan Freedom Concert 1998 in Washington, DC on the
weekend of 6/13-98-6/14/98 and held a Free Tibet rally at the capital on 6/15/98.
TransAfrica Forum. Led by
Randall Robinson.
Food First. The Institute for Food and
Development Policy.
InterAction- American Council for Voluntary
International Action.
Jubilee 2000
OneWorld Online. A community of over 150
leading global justice organizations under one roof.
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