Focuses on building community resources and practices for a new world order.

Group which throws pies as a form of protest against neoliberal economics and environmental degradation. Provides photo gallery and multimedia, local links, BBB news releases, and background information.

First aid training to handle typical needs at protests. Based in Portland, Oregon.

Produced the Exoptic Fields video - a video designed to deflect attention from the screen, for the relief of TV and Internet addiction.

Forum for people to share information about things they do not like in the world around them.

An extensive database of tools for student activists, groups, resources, and events.

A video project-in-progress about urban firestorms, home fire safety and the environment.

Facilitates research on issues including the war on terrorism, United States foreign policy, and corporate power. Includes timelines.

Publishes pages for nonprofit organizations, artists, and other "social threats."

Works to the preserve and support an Internet environment that is open, diverse, and democratic. Includes action alerts, a citizen's guide to broadband, articles, and a mailing list.

Information for making decisions about one's daily living as it pertains to money and its effects on environment, and freedom of speech.

Global organization helping people compassionately connect with one another through Nonviolent Communication, a process created by Marshall B Rosenberg, PhD. Training events, resources, program background, and contact information.

Los Angeles based non-profit group working to build a culture of nonviolence and peace through education, research, advocacy, and institutional transformation. Calendar of events, discussion groups, action alerts, suggested reading, and volunteer opportunities.

A training and resource center dedicated to building a social justice movement led by people of color.

Represents an international network of trainers and consultants. Delivers knowledge on nonviolent strategies and tactics