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Internet Resources for the Study of the Global Expansion of Capitalism

Activist Web sites and Mailing Lists

"Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently."--Rosa Luxemburg


General Web Sites

20/20 Vision's Activist Toolkit

http://www.2020vision.org/tools

Affirmative Action and Diversity Project

http://humanitas.ucsb.edu/aa.html

American Ethical Union

http://www.ethicalsociety.org/ethicsInAction/actionOffice/current.htm

Benton Organization: Best Practices Toolkit: A Sampling as of 12/29/97

http://www.benton.org/Practice/Toolkit

Coyote Communications Technology Tip Sheets

http://www.webcom.com/jac/tips.html

Designing Effective Action Alerts for the Internet

http://weber.ucsd.edu/~pagre/alerts.html

International NGOS

http://www.agora.stm.it/politic/int2.htm

New World Media: Drawing inspiration from Noam Chomsky's critique of media bias, World Media is a site devoted to providing alternative sources of information.

http://www.worldmedia.com/

Noam Chomsky Archive

http://www.worldmedia.com/archive/

Political Resources on the Net:Extensive lists of sites linked to countries, regions, governments, and NGOs.

http://www.agora.stm.it/politic/

Webactive: On of the foremost activist sites on the internet. It contains an extensive list of audio resources.

http://www.webactive.com/webactive/home.html

While One Northwest's

http://www.onenw.org

Activist Tools

http://www.onenw.org/html/ea.shtml

Z-Net: A comprehensive activist site that contains links to many others, as well as ongoing chat sites and email exchanges.

http://www.lbbs.org/weluser.htm


Media / PR Advice Online

Media Relations Inc.

http://www.publicity.com

Communications Skills Institute

http://www.csitucson.com/

Netrageous Inc.

http://www.netrageous.com/pr

Ontario Prevention Clearinghouse Electronic Publishing Guidelines

http://www.opc.on.ca/opc/pubguide.html


Nonprofit-related electronic newsletters

Philanthropy Journal Online

http://www.philanthropy-journal.org/tech/tech.htm

Tech News: Enhancing Human Services through Technology

http://www.uwnyc.org/tech.htm

WebActive

http://www.webactive.com

 


Nonprofit-related electronic discussions lists

 Where ever you see "YourFirstName"and "YourLastName," replace your real first and
last names, respectively.
 

Communet-L is where community networking advocates

discuss challenges, policy, and lessons learned. To
subscribe, send email to LISTSERV@LIST.UVM.EDU that
contains the following message: subscribe communet
YourFirstName YourLastName.

 

On NetAction Notes, you can discuss with other advocacy
organizations how to use the Internet for effective
organizing and coalition-building. To subscribe send
email to majordomo@netaction.org with the following
message: subscribe netaction.

 


Technology Funding for Nonprofits

The Conservation Technology Support Program

http://www.desktop.org/ctsp

Environmental Support Center

http://www.envsc.org

The Hitachi Foundation has a new funding initiative that
is looking for projects using information technologies
to improve and advance teaching and learning. Open to
educational and community-based organizations. Get the
details by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to
The Role of Information Technology in Education, Hitachi
Foundation, 1509 22nd Street NW, Washington DC 20037.
Faxed copies are available by calling (202) 457-0588, ex
551.

 


Fundraising on the Internet

 

Jeff Hallett wrote a series of excellent articles that
appeared in Philanthropy Journal about nonprofit use of
the Internet for fundraising and other activities

Why the Web will Increase Giving - Eventually

http://www.philanthropy-journal.org/tech/hallett697.htm

Build relationships; then raise money

http://www.philanthropy-journal.org/tech/hallett2797.htm

Performance-driven Web Sites

http://www.philanthropy-journal.org/tech/hallett30997.htm

Does the Web help-- or hurt-- fundraising for nonprofits

http://www.philanthropy-journal.org/tech/hallett40997.htm

 

Fundraising on the Internet

http://www.fundraising.igc.org

The Internet Prospector

http://w3.uwyo.edu/~prospect

 


Papers & Books

A Greater Voice: Nonprofit Organizations, Communications Technology, and Advocacy

http://www.ncna.org/communications/publications.html

Making the Net Work: Online Strategies for
Community-Based Organizations is an excellent book
written NCExchange's Terry Grunwald, a long-time
advocate for online networking. Written completely for
the nonprofit audience, this book includes practical
information about how to incorporate electronic
networking into your organization, and an excellent
(although lengthy) assessment process that your
organization can do without paying a high-priced firm or
consultant. The cost is $20 for nonprofit organizations
and can be ordered online at

http://www.ncexchange.org/guideorder.html.

 

NetActivism: How Citizens Use the Internet written by Ed
Schwartz (an experienced net advocate) and published by
O'Reilly & Associates, one of the best books on the
market that easily and clearly explains the benefits and
pitfalls of using the Internet as an organizing and
advocacy tool.
 

Thanks to: Tony Budak

abudak@alumni.ysu.edu

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