Links

Anti-Corporate Globalization

50 Years Is Enough   
Mobilization for Global Justice   
Stop FTAA   

Anti-Oppression

Color Lines Magazine   
Colours of Resistance   
Listing of Training Groups   

Colombia

Colombia Mobilization    The Colombia Mobilization is a national coalition of organizations and individuals working to transform U.S. policy toward Colombia and the Andean region.
Colombia Report    Colombia Report is published by the Information Network of the Americas (INOTA), a non-profit organization that provides history and analysis of Latin American political, social and economic issues and U.S. foreign policy in the region.
Colombia Support Network    COLOMBIA SUPPORT NETWORK is a grassroots organization, with 501 (c)(3) status, created to give solidarity to the Colombian people through sister city projects, delegations and petitions to educate members of the U.S. government. We also invite guest speakers and carry out outreach activities through the newsletter Action on Colombia, the CSN wwweb page and the CSN e-mail list. CSN also has an Urgent Action service to provide immediate action on emergency cases in Colombia

Guatemala

Guatemala Human Rights Commission   
Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala   

Human Rights

About's Human Rights in the Americas   
Amnesty International   
Directorio de Derechos Humanos en Espanol...    en Espanol
Free Lori Berenson    A young woman being held a Political Prisoner in Peru
Human Rights Watch    Human Rights Watch is the largest human rights organization based in the United States. Human Rights Watch researchers conduct fact-finding investigations into human rights abuses in all regions of the world.
The InterReligious Task Force on Central America   
The San Carlos Foundation    "The San Carlos Foundation provides health and educational assistance to refugees and other people living in extreme poverty in the Third World, particularly in Central America."
Torture Abolition Survivor Support Coalition   

Latin America Solidarity

?gora TV    Internet TV site with a number of documentaries on Argentina's resistance to the military dictatorship.
Center for International Policy (CIP)    Founded in 1975, the Center for international Policy is a nonprofit educational and research organization promoting a U.S. foreign policy based on international cooperation, demilitarization and respect for basic human rights.
Disarm Education Fund    The Disarm Education Fund is a 30 year old peace and social justice organization, and one of the largest donors of medicine and medical supplies to Cuba in the country. They also conduct medical programs in Guatemala and Nicaragua.
Enough is Enough! Project    Zapatista strategies of organization and outreach provide an inspiring example of radical social empowerment and movement building for grassroots organizers, community leaders, and activists worldwide. The ?Enough Is Enough! Project aims to spread the Zapatista approach in North-American activist circles.
Global Exchange    Global Exchange is a human rights organization dedicated to promoting environmental, political, and social justice around the world. Since our founding in 1988, we have been striving to increase global awareness among the US public while building international partnerships around the world.
Illinois Maya Ministry    Provides educational and supportive work to Mayan people who have fled from Guatemala to Chiapas, Mexico, plus to peoples in Guatemala. People from anywhere in the country are welcome and encouraged to experience this culture first-hand by attending the on-site tours. IMM is a way to give and a way to get; to gain the enriching life experience of these oppressed people. It is a way to learn a joy from the simple basics of life as the talented Mayan people live it.
Latin America Solidarity Coalition    The Latin America Solidarity Coalition (LASC) is a coalition of national and local US grassroots groups working in solidarity with civil society, popular movements, and progressive forces throughout Latin America and the Caribbean to oppose US military and economic intervention and to support the right to self determination and autonomy for all peoples.
Latin America Working Group (LAWG)    The Latin America Working Group (LAWG) is a coalition of over sixty religious, human rights, policy, grassroots and development organizations. Since 1983, the coalition has been striving for U.S. policies that promote peace, justice and sustainable development in the region.
MADRE    An International Women's Human Rights Organization demanding human rights for women and families
Mexico Solidarity Network    The Mexico Solidarity Network is a coalition of over 80 organizations struggling for human rights, economic justice and democracy in the United States and Mexico.
Resource Center of the Americas    Globalizing Human Rights
Vieques Libre    Organzation working in solidarity with the people of Vieques and to demand withdrawl of US Naval occupation of this island

Local SOA Watch Groups

Dayton OH Pledge of Resistance    (A group that is very active around the SOA issue - three of the SOA 26 hail from their community)
San Jose Archdiocese Office   
SOA Watch - Harrisonburg, Virginia Chapter   
SOA Watch - MN   
SOA Watch - NE   
SOA Watch - NY (Southern Tier)   
SOA Watch - Tidewater, VA   
SOA Watch - West/San Francisco   
SOA Watch - West/San Jose   
SOA Watch Austin   
SOA Watch Local Groups List    (a list of groups across the country organizing against the SOA )
SOA Watch Los Angeles   
Witness for Peace   

Nonviolence & Direct Action

American Friends Service Committee   
GI Rights Hotline   
Just Cause Law Collective   
National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee   
Non-Violence Web Page   
Starhawk's Resources For Activists   
War Resisters League   

Other

ACLU of Georgia    The American Civil Liberties Union of GA represented SOA Watch throughout 2001 negotiations with the Mayor and City Council of Columbus. They were instrumental in procuring a permit for our 2001 vigil/action and (with the Just Cause Law Collective) defeating the injunction that threatened to send four of our strongest organizers (Fr. Roy Bourgeois, Eric LeCompte, Ken Little and Jeff Winder) to prison.
ANNCOL    (News Agency New Colombia) - An association of Latin American and European journalists providing on-line news about Colombia
Cafe Campesino   
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer    (See the SOA's Hometown Paper, great coverage of demonstrations, vote online to Close the School of Assassins)
East Timor Action Network   
inlet.org    A Progressive Portal
Kamarikun ~ Santiago, Chile   
Lucy Parsons Center    Boston-based Lucy Parsons Center has a well-stocked bookstore with new and used books and more than 200 magazines, newspapers, and journals, covering every wing of the progressive movement.
Snowshoe Films -    films about social justice
Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation Web Site    Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation Web Site (See what the WHISC is saying about itself)

Peace & Justice

Movimiento Continental de Cristianos/as por la Paz, con Justicia y Dignidad    Our movement is fighting against militarization and free market, and against all oppressive North American policies towards Latin America. Our movement is characterized by its nonviolent actions concerning the subjects Militarism and economic model.
Pax Christi USA   
Peaceful Solution Character Education Incorporated    A peace education organization devoted to promoting character education as its main tool for positive character development.
United for Peace and Justice    United for Peace and Justice is a coalition of more than 1300 local and national groups throughout the United States who have joined together to oppose our government's policy of permanent warfare and empire-building.
Veterans for Peace    Veterans Working Together for Peace & Justice Through Non-violence. Wage Peace!
Voters for Peace    The "Voters For Peace" campaign is sweeping the nation and has already managed to collect more than 50,000 signatures. The pledge is very straightforward and states, "I will not vote for or support any candidate for Congress or President who does not make a speedy end to the war in Iraq, and preventing any future war of aggression, a public position in his or her campaign." This campaign is a shared program of many justice organizations.