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Allows scientists whose research is misquoted by anti-gay activists to set the record straight. Includes video interviews and related news articles.
A professional body for people working in housing in the United Kingdom. Promotes the provision and management of good quality, affordable housing.
Professional body for individual practitioners in the broad social housing sector in Australasia - linking social housing workers in Australia and New Zealand. Details of membership benefits, events and publications.
Non profit organization involved in the sphere of international human rights, global security, economic development, economic justice and international justice, business and economic rights, and conflict resolution.
Meta search engine for searching multiple human rights sites. Library includes a large collection of international human rights, and links to other human rights and international law sites.
A research center dedicated to advancing the understanding and pursuing the goals of the American civil rights movement.
A blog about excess in Canadian and international copyright law, trademarks law and patent law. By Howard Knopf, a jurist practicing Intellectual Property law in Canada.
An essay by George Orwell.
Prose for entertainment, environmental ethics, and campaigns against civil injustice.
Works to strengthen communities' ability to manage change, maximize the benefits of diversity, and prevent and resolve conflicts.
Founded to help Shalom Achshav, its Israeli counterpart, pursue a lasting and equitable peace in the Middle East and to build an informed and empowered pro-peace American public. Action alerts, publications, events, and news and analysis.
Offer a wide range of peace merchandise and training for building a more peaceful world. Publishes "The Peace Book" and other titles. Offers consulting services and Peace Leadership Institute training programs.
Includes peace history, quotes, poems, music, activities, forum and promotion of the UN's annual September 21st International day of peace.
Includes the Covenant of Peace, 10 Points for Peace, press releases, petition letters to world leaders, and contact details.
Background information and links on the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), and other low-income energy issues. From the Almanac of Policy Issues.
Campaign to end child poverty by 2020. Facts about child poverty, information about the campaign and participating organizations.
A grassroots organization made up of citizens concerned about the erosion of property rights in the US. Has a particular emphasis on Florida.
Discussion of an article from the Wall Street Journal on FreeRepublic.
A national report card on discrimination in America published by the Urban Institute.
How the second Industrial Revolution ( miniaturisation and artificial intelligence) is relentlessly stagnating and impoverishing our community.
Covers topics including natural and un-natural disasters.
Started out as a link ring that has become an archive for survival information since 1997.
A site covering many survival and survivalist topics include survival skills, Civil Defense, disaster preparedness, self-reliance, wilderness survival.
Site with internet archives and various philosophy on preparedness and self sufficient living.
Radical libertarian project to create a worldwide secessionist network. Offers information on methods and strategies of nonviolent action.
Anarchist Hakim Bey's essay on ephemeral states in history and their political significance.
Features an insight into terrorism, terrorist activities, and organizations. Includes news and related links.
Political commentary on modern transportation issues.
Internet movement devoted to the promotion of healthy, non-violent means of solving conflicts.
Assists the international community in pursuing good governance and reform of the security sector. Information about their activities and publications.
General information, including procedures, history, statistics and authority of various International Courts.
Providing legal information on a variety of topics.
Instruction on obtaining legal information and services.
News links from a wide range of sources.
Independent magazine geared toward the needs of the paralegal profession.
Scholarly group which studies present and past communal societies of the United States. Includes membership information, fellowships and awards, publications, conferences, links, and bibliography.
Network of communal (income-sharing) groups in North America, includes information about member communities, articles about communal life, and related resources.
Covers vegetarianism history, associations and dishes.
The online companion to the PBS program on the high social and environmental costs of overconsumption and materialism, helps to recognize and treat affluenza as well as educate the public.
A photographic story about a hermit that lives in the woods of Ohio, describing his lifestyle in a tiny cabin.
Thoughts on work, money, time and future with questions that make us reconsider what we are doing to impact our lives and the future.
Family whose values include getting rid of stuff to simplify their lives and live their dreams. Describes their eccentric traveling lifestyle and unschooling with photos.
Out of print military manuals and articles specializing in historical military technology.
Supplies manuals and books on historic U.S. military vehicles.
Resource for researchers, hobbyists, and military professionals interested in military history, science and defense.
Defense and international security policy analysis with a critical perspective; U.S., regional, and global issues. Academic examination and treatment of strategic issues.
A history of the first French ironclad warship, La Gloire.
Provides a broad approach and coverage of both contemporary and historical issues in the field of strategic studies.
Provides a forum for the discussion of the historical, political, social, economic and psychological aspects of insurgency, counter-insurgency, limited war, peacekeeping operations and the use of force as an instrument of policy.
Organization that works toward the resolution of the POW-MIA issue.