Helpful links for this PAX conversation

This is a listing of web sites which contain helpful information suggested by our participants. You can also add your suggestions of web sites, articles or other resource material to our NEW RESOURCES CONFERENCE at our web-based Discussion Board which will be reviewed for inclusion on this page. You must register to use the discussion board.

www.fpif.org/commentary/2002/0201sou.html The Federal Policy in Focus Think Tank web site is working to make the U.S. a more responsible global leader and partner.

www.cpjustice.org/latest.html The Center for Public Justice is committed to public service that responds to God's call to do justice in local, national, and international affairs.

www.esa-online.org/ Evangelicals for Social Action working together to challenge and equip the church to be agents of God's redemption and transformation in the world. They do this through; reflection on church and society, training in holistic ministry, and linking people together for mutual learning and action.

www.ird-renew.org/ Institute for Religion and Democracy believes that the Church should proclaim the Gospel. "We believe our churches should speak to society in a manner that is biblical, restrained, and representative of its membership."

www.9-11peace.org/index.php3 This site believes that a non-military response is the best strategy for a permanent end to terror.

www.fpif.org/justice/ The Justice Not War site aims to serve as a central clearinghouse that offers the following; information about groups and coalitions (inside and outside the U.S.) that oppose unilateral expressions of U.S. militarism in the campaign against terrorism and prescriptive foreign policy analysis about terrorism and counterterrorism.

http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/dov/index-e.html World Council of Churches Decade of Overcoming Violence resources.

www.paxchristi.net Pax Christi is the International Catholic Peace Movement with members worldwide.

http://www.ncccusa.org/publicwitness/ The National Council of Churches offers a host of resources on a wide range of public policy issues.

www.ngo.org/links/ Non-Governmental Organizations of the United Nations

www.igc.org/disarm/ Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) Committee on Disarmament, is an independent tax-exempt private voluntary organization based at the United Nations in New York, and provides services and facilities to the hundreds of citizens' groups concerned with the peace and disarmament activities of the United Nations.

www.igc.org/ The Mission of IGC is to advance the work of progressive organizations and individuals for peace, justice, economic opportunity, human rights, democracy and environmental sustainability through strategic use of online technologies.

http://www.war-times.org/ War Times is being produced to help broaden and deepen the fight against the Bush program by compiling information and analysis, and putting them into the hands of large numbers of readers.

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