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COMMUNITY INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTER

Links to Transformational Information Sources

     

Community Economics and Empowerment

    CESC  A rich, multi-faceted website that includes The Fourth World Review and other resources related to "human scale," right livelihood, and participatory democracy.

    E. F. Schumacher Society  An excellent source of information on all aspects of community economics, decentralization, and human scale, including community development loan funds, community land trusts, and local currencies.

    Virtual Library on Micro-credit  Contains extensive materials on micro-enterprise lending and various aspects of community economics.

    Simple Living Network   Provides information on how to live simply and well.

    Solari Action Network  A website aimed at empowering local communities. Operated by Catherine Austin Fitts, former managing partner of the Wall Street firm of Dillon Read, and Assistant Secretary of Housing in the first Bush administration. 

    Economic Equity and Democracy -- The website of Jeff Gates, author of The Ownership Solution, and Democracy at Risk.

     

Civil Society/Peace/Freedom

    Provides an excellent framework in which to view the work of transforming society toward equity and peace.

    Soros Foundation  Information about financier/philanthropist George Soros and his Open Society Institutes.

    Global Business Network   Focuses on business as a major force for creating a better world.

 

Business Ethics and Socially Responsible Investment

    The Social Investment Forum  An Association of Investment Institutions, Banks, Organizations and Professionals Dedicated to Environmentally and Socially Responsible Investment, Through Responsible Mutual Funds, Money Management and Community Development.

    GOOD MONEY Home Page Journal for Social, Ethical and Environmental Investors, Consumers, and Businesses.

    GreenMoney On-Line Guide  Journal of Socially & Environmentally Responsible Business, Investing and Consumer Resources.

     

Intentional Communities

 
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