ONE WORLD, ONE PEOPLE LINKS PAGE

Afoot and lighthearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. --Walt Whitman Links to other worlds If you know of links that you think are in the spirit of this site, email me and will add them to the list. Try not to send commercial links as one of my basic premises is information wants to be FREE! If I said I would link to your site and did not, remind me! Send your links and comments to Jakajk@aol.com You can also report any dead links if you feel so inclined.

Sites I Like:

Enjoy. Explore. Have a sandwich.

Education for Democracy and Freedom

• Francisco Ferrer: an anarchist and teacher who was executed by the Spanish government. Talk about heavy-handed U ratings from school administrators. He started the popular Modern school movement. Read an essay by Emma Goldman Francisco Ferrer and the Modern School.
  
  
• Radical Teacher: an sometimes interesting magazine.
  
  
• Teachers for a democratic culture: Many issues covered here.
  
  
• Paolo Freire: Famous leftist educator from Brazil. SIte is in English.
  
  
• Paolo Freire: Site dedicated to Freire. Site is mostly in Portuguese. Easy if you know Spanish. Easier if you know Portuguese.
  
  
• Democratic Schooling: Article on the subject.
  
  
• The Open Classroom: Nice classroom design for elemetary school.
  
  
• Summerhill School: Still alive and well, the classic free school in England started by A.S. Neill.
  
  
• The worst school in the United States: School of the Americas:Shut it down.
  
  

News, Thought, and Analysis

• Z Magazine on the internet.
  
  
• Independent Media Centers: Local grassroots media with centers around the world.
  
  
• Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting: How the corporate media lies...
  
  
• Meme Central:the DNA of ideas and how they spread through culture. Some ideas are good, some are bad. No?
  
  
• The Noam Chomsky Archive: Some political writings from the famous linguist, Noam Chomsky. The most quoted thinker alive on the planet. (He is also a fellow member of the IWW Education Workers, naturally.)
  
  
• CORPORATE WATCH: Death to the multinational corporations.
  
  

Women Issues

• Glow: Global Center for Women's Studies and Politics
  
  
• SAWNET: South Asian Women's NETwork
  
  
• Women Workers Center Pakistan
  
  

Peace and Violence

• Nonviolence Web.
  
  
• War Resister's League: Check out their information on how your tax dollars are spent. Would you cut the US budget pie like that?
  
  
• Sun Tzu on the Art of War: Ancient thoughts on how to kick some ass.
  
  

Taoism

• Taoism Information Page: This is a nice site of taoist related writings.
  
  

Political Culture in General

• Institute for Global Communications: PeaceNet, Women'sNet, LaborNet, and EcoNet. Many interesting links.
  
  
• ABC No Rio: Community arts center in the Lower East Side of New York City. They have a computer center, a photography dark room, a silkscreening shop, gallery, zine library, concerts, and poetry readings.The IWW NYC also meets there every first and third Sunday of the month. Join Us!
  
  
• May Day Books and Infoshop:Visit a collectively run nonprofit anarchist bookstore in NYC.
  
  
• Laurel and Hardy, Abbot and Costello, Lewis and Martin: two more fun guys at: The Marx and Engels Internet Archive. Oh, Karl. What a bore, but there it is.
  
  

Labor Unions and the Working Class

• The Industrial Workers of the World-Wobblies: This is unionism as it should be. If you want to be a Wobbly, I can hook you up. Quit being a chump. Join the IWW.
  
  
• The Industrial Workers of the World-New York City: The New York City General Membership Branch.
  
  
• Chinese Staff Workers Association: Small independent union in NYC.
  
  
• Syndicalist Directory: Revolutionary unionism around the world.
  
  
• Sweatshop Watch: Sweatshops are making a big comeback, not that they ever were on the decline. A lot of the parents of my students work in sweatshops. Teach your kids to organize!
  
  
• National Labor Relations Board (USA): Not that they will do anything for you....
  
  

Anarchism

• Four reasons to advocate anarchism:Essay on why anarchism is psychologically healthy.
  
  
• A-Infos Radio Project: Lots of good audio files on line here.
  
  
• TAO: The yin and yang of left libertarianism. Actually a major anarchist nexus on the web with a news service, info, and discussion lists. An IWW job shop.
  
  
• Anarchism: The Mid-Atlantic Info Shop:One of the best collections of information on anarchism. Very well organized, and regularly updated.
  
  
• A few Left Libertarian Groups in New York. Nice folks, but join the IWW NYC instead.
  
  
• Anarchists in New York City: A pretty comprehensive directory of anarchist groups in NYC, local newswire and events listings.
  
  
• The Anarchist Archives:
  
  
• Emma Goldman Papers: Lots of material on Red Emma.
  
  
• BURN! : Nothing ever burns down by itself. Every (mirror site) fire needs a little bit of help.
  
  
• Catholic Worker Movement: Started by Dorothy Day who is being investigated by the Roman Catholic Church for possible sainthood. Yup, an anarchist who might become a saint. Do not believe me. Read about the roots of the Catholic Worker Movement.
  
  
• Japanese Anarchism Bibliography: It's hard to find info on anarchism in Japan, but here is a bibliography. I read the biography of Osugi Sakae. Good book.
  
  
• The Anarchist Movement in Japan: Essay on history of anarchism in Japan by John Crump.
  
  
• Japanese Anarchists: Rebuilding a movement.
  
  
• Dimensions of Chinese Anarchism
  
  
• Anarchism in the Chinese Revolution
  
  
• Anarchism in China: Essays on Chinese anarchism keep appearing and disappearing on the net so... here is another. And here is a bibliography on the subject.
  
  
• African Anarchism: Essay by Nigerian.
  
  
• Lesser-known Anarchist theorists and writers: Read up on anarchism. Annoy your friends with utopian ideas. Utopia is like the horizon. As we walk toward it, it recedes. But if we stop walking, darkness overtakes us.
  
  
• Korean Anarchism History: Essay on anarchism in Korean.
  
  
• Korean Anarchist Network: In Korean and English.
  
  
• Anarchist Yellow Pages: Ok, enough with the propaganda. Worldwide Anarchist contact list.
  
  
• And remember: Smash the state, and abolish capitalism. Got it? That's a new world order we could all live with. Horizontal organization that's the thing. Direct action, direct democracy....
  
  

Environment and Ecology

• Scorecard: Type your zip code in and find out who is polluting your neighborhood.
  
  
• Ecologistas en Accion es una confederacion de ambito estatal, fruto de la unificacion de mas de 300 grupos ecologistas. Forma parte del llamado ecologismo social, que entiende que los problemas medioambientales tienen su origen en un modelo de produccion y consumo cada vez mas globalizado, del que derivan tambien otros problemas sociales, y que hay que transformar si se quiere evitar la crisis ecologica.
  
  
• Radical Bicycle Resources
  
  
• Recycle-a-Bicycle: a good place in NYC to find that city bike you need!
  
  
• Earth First Journal: The monkey wrench people.
  
  
• Rain Forest Action: Lots of educational info and links.
  
  

Good Looks, Humor, Music, Whatever

• Sprott's Fractal Gallery: I love fractals and chaos math even though I understand very little about it.
  
  
• Earth and Moon Viewer
  
  
• PUBLIC NETBASE t0 NAVIGATION: Art and artistic experimentation on the web from Austria.
  
  
• Niko's Paintings:So you don't know anything about Albania? You haven't met Nik who teaches at my school. We have wildly differing political beliefs, but....
  
  
• HyperMedia Research Center: Art site in the UK.
  
  
• Doctor Wilson attempts to shake up your head. Robert Anton Wilson is hilariously sane, and an expert on how belief systems distort perception.
  
  
• Dreamtime Village You can take a vacation there.
  
  
• Kundalini Resource Center (North America): A lot of yoga how-to information for you stressed out folks.
  
  
• The Future Project: Submit your vision of the future and read what others see in the tea leaves. A lot of interesting, concisely worded ideas here. Fun read.
  
  
• The Human Languages Page: Many different linguistic resources are here including jump points to pages in, not all, but many human languages.
  
  
• The Park Slope Food Coop: Information on the food coop I belong to, and the Cooperative movement. With a few improvements, this could be a model for a more democratic society. When the revolution comes, supermarkets will look something like this.
  
  
• Vegetarian Pages The vegetarian diet offers a culinary adventure. Healthful for body and soul! Very friendly to the health of the planet. Avoid that nasty brain spongefication disease in cows.
  
  
• Intentional Communities: Maybe you want to build your own community from scratch. People in the intentional community movement can help.
  
  
• 2600 Magazine": A journal about the goings on of hackers, and the functioning of the telecommunication system.
  
  
• Fragments:DISINTEGRATION & POWER. Putting things together from the shards. Good graphics and interesting writing.
  
  
• My brother Joe plays the bagpipes when we let him. Fix your page Joe!
  
  
• Shonen Knife: It is one of my favorite Japanese bands. Iko, iko, iko! Let's Knife!
  
  
• Chumbawamba Awful rock band that I like.
  
  
• The EX: Punk rock band that evolved into a weird rock music band. See how really bad my taste in music is.
  
  
• Sounds of the World's Animals: Not Dr. Doolittle.