Internet

Online youth civic engagement. Clearinghouse has best practices, books, materials, and organizations that engage youth to make decisions.

News and commentary about the relationship between liberty and technology. It is written and edited in Australia by an anonymous conspiracy of cypherpunks and crypto-anarchists.

Advocates for exposing computer vote fraud, imprecise election practices and media responses.

An internet action resource. Resources include Virtual activist, Cyber Action Issues, Online buyers guide, white papers, articles and letters.

New York City-based collaborative which provides free secure internet tools and services to activist groups. Online forums for articles and discussion.

Global Response members of all ages and nationalities join with communities worldwide to stop environmental destruction through effective citizen letter campaigns

An action resource for the wired masses where you can help make a difference in three clicks or less.

DFN promotes human rights around the world by developing new methods of activism with Internet technology and by providing an online voice to those attacked for expressing themselves.

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.

Global Internet community for Environment, Human Rights, Development & Peace. An extensive network of Internet providers (spanning 25 countries) dedicated to serving non-governmental organisations and citizen activists.

facilitators of online patronage</a> - Web resources for activists and patrons that focus on issues they care about including a history of their activism and patronage.

Connects you with the policymakers who shape your world. With a single click, you can weigh in when it counts, sending key messages to policymakers before they make their decisions.

Helps non-profit groups put their message on the internet.