Society

CV of sociology professor researching FTMs in society, author of _FTM_.

Biography of Reed Erickson, a female-to-male transsexual and founder of the EEF. The EEF funded research including the Harry Benjamin Foundation and early studies at Johns Hopkins. A history of the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association.

Website of Mr. E.P. Walker, plastic surgeon in Christchurch, New Zealand with specialization in gender reassignment surgery.

Charitable educational resource, support, voluntary knowlededge on the subjects of Transsexualism.

A members-only safe space that includes a gallery, chat room and forums. Multiple sections that have user groups including several individual categories.

Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Contact, meeting and membership information. Publications, events calendar, support column, Toronto dining and shopping guide.

A selection of transformation stories

Message board for all employees of The Fresh Market.

Psychological, legal, and other strategies for moving onward and upward from a verbally abusive or bullying manager.

Works with organizations to teach people new ways to work productively in the virtual workplace. Resource site for those who either currently are or wish to telecommute.

Administers unemployment claims for employers.

The goal of this site is simple; to display failure in a laughable environment.

EthicsPoint is an online portal that allows employees of registered companies to report incidents that are against company policy without fear of career damaging results.

Learn more about the book for every parent with too much to do and to little time.

Business Week magazine article focusing on the growing presence of spirituality in Corporate America.

Devoted to Microsoft's downfall.

Archive of NetAction's Microsoft-related publications.

Large collection of Microsoft security related emails, nd links to similar content.

Green America's guide helps people conserve forests and trees by reducing consumption of wood and paper.

Overview of subversive affirmation, media hoaxing, and adbusting, with links to influential participants. [English/German]

An eGroups e-mail discussion groups for those interested in using radio to promote health and development around the world.

Works for community peace and social justice. Provides a list of programs in the community, links to resources, and associated local organizations and events. Based in Langhorne, Pennsylvania.

Articles on nonviolent struggle in English and Spanish.

Magazine focusing on peace issues and nonviolent social change.

Developing the practice of Engagement Organizing and training leaders. Includes blog, projects, events and resources.

Story of the case, photographs, Flash animations, articles, and details of the accompanying book.

Shot 'execution style' in a hotel room on the 18th October 1998. Includes information about the investigation, arrest and updates.

Killed while trying to break up a fight on December 23rd, 1998. Contains his story, memorials, photos, sounds, news and information about his scholarship fund.

Includes pictures, articles and information.

Stories, photos, and news about the eight-year-old girl who was slain in Florida in 1998.

Biography of the New York gambler and racketeer. Topics include the 1919 "Black Sox" World Series scandal, bootlegging activity and Rothstein's 1928 murder.

Theories on the relationship between the Italian Mafia and "Massoneria."

Biography of the Colombian cocaine dealer who ruled the Medellin cartel.

Writer David Simcox explains how an African transnational criminal entity takes advantage of American lax security safeguards.

Article describes the history, organization and alleged criminal activities of the motorcycle club.

Florida Department of Corrections provides background information and images relating to street gangs. Data is provided for gangs of Chicago, Los Angeles and Florida, as well as prison gangs, nation sets and racial supremacy groups.

Non-profit organization which stresses simple living, a dedication to service, and a commitment to personal spiritual practice.

A collection of Fiona's reviews of crime books.

Newsletter with current events, essays and guest commentaries on prison life.

Information on the quarterly publication of the National Gang Crime Research Center. FAQs, index of articles, and ordering information.

Agency establishes sentencing policies and practices for the Federal courts. Contains reports to Congress, publications, Federal sentencing guidelines, and Federal sentencing statistics.

A resource provided by the US Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs that gives justice professionals access to information sharing resources, initiatives and technological developments.

Dedicated to organise professionals for child protection and sensitize world opinion on the need to actively combat child pornography.

Article written by child protection consultant and attorney, Andrew Vachss, provides an operational definition of incest and what can be done to protect children in incest abuse cases.

Guide to help adult survivors of incest identify and overcome difficulties.

While electronic freedom fighters wage battles to protect our access to information on the Internet, who is watching to protect us from harassment by information on the Internet? by Frank Catalano.

Sponsors the biennial International Conferences on the Treatment of Sexual Offenders (ICTSO).

Blog primarily for ex-offenders to keep up to date with law changes that may affect them. Includes related audio files and links to podcasts, advice on how to write official letters and research facts and links to petitions.

When a violent sex offender has been tried and convicted of his crime(s), he may be proffered to a mental health facility of some variable nature for assessment and treatment.

Previous research established evidence for a cycle of violence: people who were abused and neglected in childhood are more likely than those who were not to become involved in criminal behavior, including violent crime, later in life.