Tolerance.org
tolerance.org
The site promises to awaken Americans to the problems of hate and intolerance, prompt them to action, and encourage them to dig deeper into themselves and the injustices that still face the country.
Attitudinal Healing Connection
ancestralhealing.com
Defines health as inner peace, and healing as letting go of fear. A non-profit, non-traditional mental health program.
V-Day - Anti-Violence Resources
feminist.com
Provides links to dozens of anti-violence resources including emergency hotlines, US and international organizations, publications, and statistics. From V-Day and feminist.com.
Institute for Peace and Justice
ipj-ppj.org
The Institute for Peace and Justice (IPJ) is an independent, interfaith, nonprofit organization committed to the challenge, "If you want peace, work for justice."
Gay And Lesbian Anti-violence Homepage
avp.org
New York City organization devoted to the prevention of violence against lesbians and homosexuals.
The Family Violence Prevention Fund
fvpf.org
Focuses on domestic violence education, prevention, and public policy reform.
Stop the Insanity
petitiononline.com
Petitions the U.S. government and asks that they be unified so the problem of violence can be resolved.
Remembrance, A Memorial for Child Victims of Violence
fehq.org
Calls for an end to child abuse and violence to children. Features online memorial to Missouri children who have become victims.
Parent Coaching Institute
parentcoachinginstitute.com
Training program for individuals to be catalysts for social evolution by learning to confront the cultural challenges impacting families today.
Verizon Wireless HopeLine
verizonwireless.com
Puts recycled wireless products and services to work focusing on the prevention of domestic violence and increasing community awareness.
V-Day Rhodes 2004
freewebs.com
Campaign to end violence against women and girls.
End Violence Project
endviolence.org
Emphasizes compassion, forgiveness, empowerment, and integrity. Philadelphia-based.
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