Society

Elizabeth Berrien is a Certified Creative Grief Coach and founder of Soul Widows, a support group for young widows.

Non-denominational, not-for-profit organization providing numerous free programs and services to children with cancer, AIDS, and other life-threatening illnesses.

Outreach program designed to bring dance, drama, music and art to children battling cancer and other life threatening illnesses during their hospital stay. [California]

Provides pediatric patients with electronic toys and computers. Includes information, pictures, letters and fundraising events.

Organization created to assist children after they have been affected by natural disasters.

Lifts the spirits of seriously ill children and their loved ones through a variety of innovative programs, services and events. Includes stories, store, and a parents reference guide.

Supports and educates handicapped children in India.

A charity supporting AIDS orphans in Africa. Includes news, projects, FAQ, and related information.

Provides tangible humanitarian aid to the hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the devastating war in Bosnia and Croatia. The aid is distributed in areas of need without regard to race, ethnic, national, or religious persuasion.

Links to guides on preparing for natural disasters - earthquake, fire, flood, hurricane, and volcano. Links to other humanitarian sites and an interfaith news page with links for the major religions.

Missing persons can be registered. Also has an "I'm safe now" forum.

Not-for-profit corporation that receives donations of excess inventory from corporations and distributes it to other not-for-profit organizations.

Provides cold weather shelter and transitional services for adults in Boulder, Colorado. Includes how to help, events, virtual tour, newsletters and information on homelessness.

Nonprofit providing transitional housing and supportive services to families with children. Includes events, information on thrift store, volunteering and donating, newsletter and news clips.

Provides meals, day shelter and support services in Anchorage, Alaska. Includes donation needs and volunteer opportunities.

A hunger-relief project that feeds 3,000 Indian children each month. Information on various relief projects, reports and updates, as well as a photo gallery.

A nonprofit organization that provides dehydrated food to other nonprofits for use in hunger-relief projects. Email newsletter, and nutritional and partner information.

A global movement with a vision and commitment to end hunger by organising the necessary leadership, training, and education.

The Hunger Strike Force feeds hungry families across the U.S. by using a fleet of tractor-trailers to deliver donated food and other items from companies to communities in crisis.

Faith-based ministry that distributes rice bowls to church congregations to raise money and help to alleviate world hunger. Organizational history and details on how the program works.

Offers food and clothing distribution to needy families, support of orphanages and feeding programs worldwide. Highlights of efforts and volunteer opportunities. California, USA.

Nonprofit which specializes in designing and managing international health projects. Information on areas of expertise, past projects, and method of work. In English, French, and Spanish.

Nonprofit organization active in several countries in Africa teaching individuals to care for their own health needs and providing primary medical care.

Arranges housing, transportation, supplies and major equipment for medical and dental volunteers serving the Pacific Islands.

Facciliates travel, room and board for children and their guardian to the United States for medical and surgical care.

International medical relief team which provides medical and dental services to needy people.

Community of professionals working to help Africans become self-sufficient in producing pharmaceuticals.

Provides health care in the Manang District of northern Nepal.

Promotes cross-cultural understanding through journalism and music. Provides overviews of current initiatives, projects, and events along with organization leadership information.

A social service organization serving the northwest side of Chicago. Emergency, recreation and other services offered.

Criteria for determining quality in contemporary art. Links to Biddington's art business.

Articles and teaching resources on aesthetics, visual art, fashion and the culture of beauty.

Comprehensive index of philosophy-related links.

Syllabus for a Yale University seminar on epistemology.

Conversation about Braidotti's politically motivated philosophy that provides a new framework for reinventing the female subject in our post-metaphysical world.

A guidebook of philosophy journals and book publishers. Describes submission, review and publication procedures and data. Helpful information for increasing the chances of getting your work accepted.

Introduction to this branch of philosophy with links to relevant terms.

Essay by Prof. Stephen Palmquist answering the question, "Was Kant the destroyer of Metaphysics?"

A lot of philosophical e-texts.

Alphabetical list of links devoted to social and political philosophers.

Ish Haji reviews this book by Robert Audi. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

Eric Olson reviews this book by Hud Hudson. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

Dialogues on truth, competition, ethics and logic intended for education of children.

Aims to strengthen communications among those in different parts of the world who are engaged in philosophical inquiry with children. General information, news, award, journal, overviews of conferences all over the world and links.

Education and training services and resources for philosophy for children in the UK.

Information about conferences, P4C programs and a growing collection of links to sites about philosophy for children.

M.C. Lemon's introduction to the Philosophy of History, aimed at students of history. Published by the Questia Online Library.

Jay VerLinden's resource offering reviews and tests on important concepts in formal logic.

Movement in cognitive science which hopes to explain human intellectual abilities using artificial neural networks. From the Stanford Encyclopedia, by James W. Garson.

Discusses the contention that a given mental kind (property, state, event) is realized by distinct physical kinds. From the Stanford Encyclopedia, by John Bickle.