The Nonviolence Web
The Nonviolence Web is home to many of the U.S.'s most dynamic peace groups.
"Nonviolence Upfront," the news and opinion magazine of the NVWeb,
is updated every Friday.

The justice and peace community in Minnesota.

JustView
A site dedicated to activists and people of faith
working to transform a culture of violence
and create a culture of justice, peace & sustainability.

Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR)
FOR seeks to replace violence, war, racism and economic injustice
with nonviolence, peace and justice. FOR is an interfaith organization
committed to active nonviolence as a transforming way of life
and as a means of radical change. FOR educates, trains, builds coalitions,
and engages in nonviolent and compassionate action - locally, nationally and globally.

Pacifica Radio's Democracy Now! goes beyond the rhetoric and party politics
offered by the mainstream media. Instead, it highlights grassroots efforts
to enhance and ignite democracy in the United States.
Democracy Now! pays particular attention to those who have traditionally
been marginalized by the political process: women, people of color,
urban youth, the unemployed, blue collar workers, immigrants,
environmentalists and many others.

A series of pages designed for students (and other searchers)
looking for information on current Australian Indigenous issues.

Amnesty International

Human Rights Watch

ZNet
ZNet is a community of people concerned about social change
and eager to learn from, enjoy, and work with one another.
It is an interactive home base for progressives, a launch pad for research
and study, and an interactive center for exchanging information, developing ideas,
and jointly pursuing shared agendas.

Toward Freedom Online
Toward Freedom is a global forum for independent thinking
and insightful reporting, a vital voice for human solidarity,
and an essential resource for anyone who wants to know
what's really happening around the world.

Green Left Weekly
As Australia's leading alternative newspaper, Green Left Weekly is
a proudly independent voice committed to human and civil rights,
global peace, environmental sustainability, democracy and equality.

Catholic Worker Home Page

Sandino's Eyes
Christopher Mitchell's home page that critically examines
U.S. foreign policy, the Nicaraguan Contras, and the U.S. "war" on drugs.

The Noam Chomsky Archive

Pax Christi International (PCI)
PCI is an international Catholic peace movement with national sections on four continents.
Members are involved in peace efforts in the fields of demilitarisation and security,
human rights, ecology, development, economic justice, and reconciliation.

A Big Mac and Lies
An examination of the McLibel trial by Cathy Lang.

Anarchy for Anybody
"Anarchism is really a synonym for socialism.
The anarchist is primarily a socialist whose aim
is to abolish the exploitation of man by man."
Daniel Guerin.

WOMAN of REPUTE

Michael Bayly's website dedicated to
the late, great, British soul singer
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD

At its best, pop music can be so potent that the notion
of the 'simple pop song' becomes an oxymoron.
Great pop songs offer up scenarios of happiness and heartbreak
so lush and accessible that they can make us want more from life than we have,
and then question why we don't have it.

That's why pop music has always been regarded warily by those in power.
The message of great pop might be one of the slogans that appeared on walls
in Paris during May of 1968: Demand the Impossible!

From Mission Impossible:
The Perfectionist Rock & Soul of Dusty Springfield
by Charles Taylor of the Boston Phoenix