Links

Mexica Movement
www.mexica-movement.org
A Mexica ('Mesheeka') "Think Tank". A research center, by our people, for our people. A truly dedicated group of people, not hobbyists or "Weekend Mexica." Other groups can call themselves what they want, but there is only one Mexica Movement.
What they do: academic research, community outreach, lectures on our history for the public, and study groups. They are not preoccupied with Dance and rituals (things our Mexica ancestors had to earn as Mexica Warriors), or the phony concept of "spirituality." They have the guts to confront the people who betray and insult us (like Edward James Olmos and Disney Corporation). 
Their purpose is to wake our people up to our true, creative heritage, so that we can take control of our own future.

Ce Acatl (One Reed)
Cultura y Actualidad de Nuestros Pueblos
http://www.laneta.apc.org/ceacatl/
(In Spanish) From Oaxaca, Mexico, this site is dedicated to preserving Indigenous Nahua culture and educating the public. Mainly stressed are Mexican Constitutional human rights issues for Indigenous peoples. Check out the book section. Ordering is easy, all you need is to send a money order.

150 Years of Occupation
http://www.sonic.net/~doretk/Issues/96-04%20APRIL/yearsofoccupation.html
Good brief history lesson. Tells how things became the way they are now. States that we are not from Spain, but Indigenous inhabitants of this land. 

Historical Memory Project
http://www.toremember.org
Dedicated to documenting and uncovering past and present human rights violations against Indigenous Peoples in Latin America through scholarly publications, colloquia and exhibits.

Mental Colonization: 
Internalizing foreign ideologies can be harmful to personal and cultural progress
www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/bzm/bzmadler39.html
Good article on the devastation of colonization.