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  • "Colombia Support Network," a solidarity group based in Wisconsin which promotes "a nonviolent, negotiated resolution to the conflict in Colombia," and raises awareness about the U.S.-backed war in Colombia. John has long been an advisory board member, and recently journeyed to Colombia with this group:
    www.colombiasupport.net

  • Philip and Daniel Berrigan, Elizabeth McAlister, and the Jonah House Community of Resistance and Nonviolence in Baltimore, Maryland: www.jonahhouse.org

  • Pax Christi USA, the National Catholic Peace Movement. www.paxchristiusa.org

  • The Nonviolence Website, listing all major peace and nonviolence organizations: www.nonviolence.org

  • The Fellowship of Reconciliation, interfaith peace organization: www.forusa.org

  • The Jesuits, the website for the Society of Jesus: www.jesuit.org

  • The Catholic Worker movement: www.catholicworker.org

  • Thomas Merton, monk and peacemaker: www.merton.org

  • Henri Nouwen, priest and spiritual writer: www.nouwen.net

  • The War Resisters League: www.warresisters.org

  • Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddhist monk and peacemaker: www.plumvillage.org

  • Voices in the Wilderness, working to end the sanctions on Iraq: www.nonviolence.org/vitw/

  • The Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space: www.space4peace.org

  • Mairead Maguire and the peace movement in Northern Ireland: www.peacepeople.com

  • Call to Action: www.cta-usa.org

  • Mahatma Gandhi and the Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence: www.gandhiinstitute.org

  • Religious books and spiritual writers: www.spiritsite.com

  • Working for Peace in Central America: www.rtfcam.org

  • Prayer and Ignatian Spirituality: www.jesuit.ie/prayer

  • The Icons of Father William Hart McNichols: http://puffin.creighton.edu/jesuit/andre/

  • The Writings of activist Brian Willson: www.brianwillson.com

  • Animal Rights and Vegetarianism: www.peta.org

  • Abolishing the Death Penalty, The Death Penalty Information Center: www.essential.org
    Also, Equal Justice USA: http://www.quixote.org/ej
    The National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty: www.igc.org/ncadp

  • Greenpeace at www.greenpeace.com

  • Amnesty International: at www.amnesty.org

  • Sojourners magazine: www.sojourners.com

  • School of the Americas Watch: www.soaw.org

  • Sister Helen Prejean and her work to abolish the death penalty: www.prejean.org

  • The Nevada Desert Experience and the campaign to end nuclear weapons testing: www.nevadadesertexperience.org

  • Moratorium Campaign to abolish the death penalty: www.moratorium2000.org

  • Jubilee Campaign to abolish the death penalty: www.jubileeusa.org

  • The Nuclear Resister, the newsletter of activists working for nuclear disarmament: www.nonviolence.org/nukeresister

  • The complete writings of Mahatma Gandhi: www.mahatmagandhi.org

  • Pax Christi International, the international Catholic peace oragnization: www.paxchristi.net

  • The National Coalition for Peace and Justice: www.ncpj.net

  • The new peace organization formed by the family members who lost loved ones on September 11, 2001, called "Peaceful Tomorrows." www.peacefultomorrows.org

  • Peacework Magazine: www.afsc.org/peacewrk.htm

  • The Thomas Merton Center in Pittsburgh: www.thomasmertoncenter.org

  • A complete list of all Plowshares anti-nuclear actions: www.plowsharesactions.org

  • The UN Decade for a Culture of Peace and Nonviolence, Sponsored by all the Nobel Peace Laureates: www.nobelweb.org

  • Solidarity with the people of El Salvador: www.share-elsalvador.org

  • "Agape Community," a community of Christian nonviolence in Massachusetts: www.agapecommunity.org

  • Links to peace organizations around the world: www.betterworldlinks.org

  • People of Faith Against the Death Penalty: www.pfadp.org/index.

  • Essays, information, and resources about Mahatma Gandhi: www.mkgandhi.org


  • The Seamless Garment Network, working to abolish war, nuclear weapons, racism, sexism, the death penalty, consumerism, abortion and poverty: www.consistent-life.org


  • The books and writings of Trappist monk and peacemaker Thomas Merton: www.thomasmertonbooks.com


  • The Franciscan nonviolence program, "From Violence to Wholeness," www.paceebene.org


  • Promoting nuclear disarmament, the complete abolition of nuclear weapons: www.cnduk.org (England's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament); and www.fourthfreedom.org


  • The book and film, "A Force More Powerful," about the power of creative, active nonviolence. www.aforcemorepowerful.org


  • The life of Peace Pilgrim, the nonviolent woman who walked across the U.S. several times, promoting peace. www.peacepilgrim.net


  • Catholic Social Teachings and the "JustPeace" program: www.justpeace.org


  • The abolition of landmines.www.landmines.org


  • Progressive News websites:
                    www.commondreams.org
                    www.antiwar.com
                    www.democracynow.org
                    www.tompaine.com

  • The Life of Nelson Mandela. www.anc.org.za/people/mandela


  • DATA, the campaign to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa. www.data.org/flash.php


  • www.onthelinefilm.com
    a new documentary film about peaceful resistance and the School of the Americas protest, featuring Fr. John Dear, Martin Sheen, Susan Sarandon, Fr. Roy Bourgeois, and Helen Prejean.


  • The Los Alamos Study Group, a campaign to disarm Los Alamos Nuclear Weapons Laboratories in New Mexico. www.lasg.org

  • South African Peacemaking: The Capuchin Franciscan Peace Centre in Pretoria, South Africa
    www.damiettapeace.org.za

    • This website was created and maintained by Hopeworks 'N Camden.www.hopeworks.org