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A remarkable site that achieves a lot is Modest Needs -- working wonders in people's lives with small amounts of money at just the right time. Visit that site. Now who will find a way to make this same approach work for the systemic problems in our society, that cause these short-term cash problems in the first place? It is heart-warming to give money for a set of eyeglasses for a child who has never seen clearly. How can we make it just as exciting to give a few dollars for, say, fairness in housing policy, or justice in taxation?

Check out the Alliance for Human Empowerment, an organization dedicated to solving society's ills while upholding simplicity ~ personal responsibility ~ community ~ compassion ~ justice.

The Center for Voting and Democracy, a pro-democracy organization fighting for proportional representation and other improved voting systems such as "instant runoff voting."

Looking for Internet services of any kind? Here's the company that will help you! The Nonviolence Web
If you oppose killing, look at the FCADP page Check out the Texas Observer's DownHome Page!
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Global Issues web site is full of articles and links on every important topic of modern times. Den Danske Henry George Forening. Literally, that's "The Danish Henry George Union." Even if you are not familiar with the language, we think you can find a visit here worthwhile. Click and find out.
Always interesting, here's the web site of our friends at the Center for Economic and Social Justice

Cafe Progressive, a collection of all sorts of resources for the "progressive" community.

Living Room, editorials and testimonials by people espousing or struggling for a civilization in which community is worth more than cash, and personal freedom more than corporate profit.

Concord Coalition, the main watchdog over USA federal budget balancing. Grassroots Economic Organizing, a newsletter on community-based economics and local cooperative action for economic justice.

Earth Charter -- they say they are promoting a People's Earth Charter for 21st Century and beyond. Very interesting content, in a carefully-designed site. The Earth Site, the site for the Earth Trustee movement, created by the founder of Earth Day. Plenty of original, interesting material.
The Meaning of Life and Answers to Society's Ills, a rather ambitious undertaking but this site has some good material for you to see. Fully Informed Jury Association, informs juries of their right to judge the law as well as the person accused. Historically, fully informed juries have been instrumental in protecting our freedoms.

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A remarkable site that achieves a lot is Modest Needs -- working wonders in people's lives with small amounts of money at just the right time. Visit that site. Now who will find a way to make this same approach work for the systemic problems in our society, that cause these short-term cash problems in the first place? It is heart-warming to give money for a set of eyeglasses for a child who has never seen clearly. How can we make it just as exciting to give a few dollars for, say, fairness in housing policy, or justice in taxation? Check out the Alliance for Human Empowerment, an organization dedicated to solving society's ills while upholding simplicity ~ personal responsibility ~ community ~ compassion ~ justice. The Center for Voting and Democracy, a pro-democracy organization fighting for proportional representation and other improved voting systems such as "instant runoff voting."
Looking for Internet services of any kind? Here's the company that will help you!	The Nonviolence Web
If you oppose killing, look at the FCADP page	Check out the Texas Observer's DownHome Page!
Worthwhile-Content Links
Global Issues web site is full of articles and links on every important topic of modern times.	Den Danske Henry George Forening. Literally, that's "The Danish Henry George Union." Even if you are not familiar with the language, we think you can find a visit here worthwhile. Click and find out.
Always interesting, here's the web site of our friends at the Center for Economic and Social Justice	Cafe Progressive, a collection of all sorts of resources for the "progressive" community.
	Living Room, editorials and testimonials by people espousing or struggling for a civilization in which community is worth more than cash, and personal freedom more than corporate profit.
Concord Coalition, the main watchdog over USA federal budget balancing.	Grassroots Economic Organizing, a newsletter on community-based economics and local cooperative action for economic justice.
Earth Charter -- they say they are promoting a People's Earth Charter for 21st Century and beyond. Very interesting content, in a carefully-designed site.	The Earth Site, the site for the Earth Trustee movement, created by the founder of Earth Day. Plenty of original, interesting material.
The Meaning of Life and Answers to Society's Ills, a rather ambitious undertaking but this site has some good material for you to see.	Fully Informed Jury Association, informs juries of their right to judge the law as well as the person accused. Historically, fully informed juries have been instrumental in protecting our freedoms.

Nominate Your Favorite Site
Got a favorite? We want to know about it, particularly if you use it for news, for staying up to date on important issues, for helping yourself to stay as well-informed as you deserve. Someday soon, we'll announce Awards for the top sites. Use this form, or simply email if you prefer. Please include the site's URL. Your Name Your Email Address Tell us about your favorite web site(s) here.