Diversity Web: An Interactive Resource Hub for Higher Education
This site is designed to provide a comprehensive compendium of campus practices and resources for campus practitioners seeking to place diversity at the center of the academy's educational and societal mission. www.diversityweb.org/diversity_innovations/student_development/student_leadership_activism/index.cfm

EdChange is dedicated to diversity, equity, and justice in schools and society. We act to shape schools and communities in which all people, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, class, (dis)ability, language, or religion, have equitable opportunities to thrive and achieve free from oppression.
www.edchange.org/

SoJust.net is the only document history of social justice, civil rights, equity, peace, and activism. Uncover the history of anti-racism, suffrage, the gay rights movement, labor activism, and other movements through historic speeches, song lyrics, poetry, essays, and other documentary artifacts related to social justice. SoJust.net is brought to you by EdChange and Paul C. Gorski.
www.sojust.net/

Interfaith Youth Corps
There are hundreds of millions of religiously diverse young people across the world who are interacting with increasing frequency. This interaction tends in one of two directions--conflict or cooperation. Interfaith Youth Core envisions a world in which religiously diverse young people interact peacefully and cooperate to serve their communities, thereby strengthening civil society and stabilizing global politics. www.ifyc.org/resources.php

The Institute for the Study and Promotion of Race and Culture
We at ISPRC are committed to disseminating resources that promote the study of race and culture across the world and promote social justice in research and practice at home and abroad. The following pages scratch the surface of such resources and provide information about resources received by ISPRC to future a social justice mission. It is hoped though, that the information therein instigates and supports actions that are socially just.
www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/soe/isprc/resources.html

National Coalition Building Institute is an international, non-profit, leadership training organization based in Washington, DC, USA. Since 1984, NCBI has worked to eliminate racism and all other forms of prejudice and discrimination throughout the world.
http://www.ncbi.org/home/index.cfm

Raise Your Voice is a substantial effort to listen to student voices and support student civic engagement to address public issues crucial to our democracy.
www.actionforchange.org/getinformed/about-ryv.html

Social Justice Training Institute
Since December of 1998, the Social Justice Training Institute has been providing an opportunity for individuals committed to issues of inclusion to develop their skills in the areas of dialogue and connectedness. Over 400 professional colleagues have participated in this experience to date. We are now expanding the experience to include an opportunity for students to gather and do some "personal work" related to social justice issues.
sjti.org/

Student Activist Network
The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR) and the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Education Fund (LCCREF)/Americans for a Fair Chance (AFC) are pleased to launch a new student site that showcases critical student work in support of affirmative action and other important issues on campuses nationwide. The site will help students connect with one another in order to build a strong Student Activist Network. For students and driven by students, SAN encourages student activists to help shape content by submitting story ideas, news of activities on campus, and personal stories of activism.
www.civilrights.org/campaigns/student_activist/

WhitePrivilege.com is a free resource for antiracism education and activism; its editorial focus is analyzing and critically assessing racialized social privilege.
www.whiteprivilege.com/

Tools for Organizers, Activists, Educators and Other Hell-Raisers
There are a lot of good progressive web sites, packed with solid, issue-oriented material, meant to raise consciousness and give people the ideas and facts they need to be effective activists and educators. But often there's an assumption that the reader is prepared to put these ideas right to use--that they'll just know how to translate them into organizing efforts and outreach projects and public presentations. It isn't always that easy. Especially if you're new at working with a group, or trying to start one up, before you're all ready to charge out and change the world, you need to do some groundwork. You need to build a strong, cohesive organization with a clear sense of its mission and an ability to focus its energies efficiently and creatively.
www.casagordita.com/tools.htm

Axis of Justice
www.axisofjustice.org/