Cancer Cover-up
An interesting page, with theories about the government and pharmeceutical industry and their fight to keep cancer alive. You'll just have to check it out.

VTW
The Voters Telecommunications Watch doesn't exist anymore, but it's website is still up as an archive to those interested in free speech.

Free the West Memphis Three
Tribute to our justice system, or lack thereof. Interesting page I stumbled upon through a link on eBay, of all things. I couldn't believe the story, and though I plan on looking into it further to satisfy my own curiousity, you should take a look.

Make A Child Smile
Cutesy graphics and annoying music almost made me leave this page, but at the heart of the page is something good. Three critically ill children are featured each month, along with bios and other other information. It provides an address, and asks simply that you send a card to these children and their parents. If you can afford a small gift, the option is yours. It would cost you less than $4.00 a month to send a card to each one of these kids, so why not think about it? (They have new Hallmark cards for 99¢ each, and you can purchase cards at Factory Card Outlet, a cool party store, for 50¢ each.)

A Greater Good
I've said "I'm a poor college student" too often . . . here's a way to help without opening your wallet. If you visit the parent company's homepage, you'll find that you can shop while benefiting a cause. If you have no money, the Greater Good owns the following sites, where just by clicking your mouse you can help. Visit The Hunger Site, where you can donate food for free by clicking your mouse; The Rainforest Site, where you can donate land free; The Child Survival Site, where you can help children thrive; The Breast Cancer Site, where you can fund free mammograms; and The Landmine Site, where you can give direct assistance to help mine victims heal, recover and resume their lives. Every single page has other ways you can help, which all pretty much involve buying something, but if it's something you really care about, isn't it worth the cost?

HIV stops with me
This is an interesting site. It's a website that believes that HIV positive gay and bisexual men can end the AIDS epidemic. Since I am neither of those things, my opinion isn't that valid, but a friend of mine I used to work with on Geocities passed this link on to me. I'm sure there are lots of people who would disagree with this, even I hesitated to put it up, but it's certainly worth checking out.

Feminist Campus Activism Online
The FCAO is a project of the Feminist Majority Foundation. I've never been too sure where I stand on this, I don't think I would call myself a feminist. This website does support issues I believe in, such as reproductive rights and restoring human rights to the women and female children of Afghanistan.

National Organization for Women
This is a little bit more my style regarding women's issues. Issues like rape, domestic violence and abortion are covered here. You can find lots of information and ways to support things you believe in. (Or likewise oppose things you don't believe in, like just about everything Congress does.)

The Clothesline Project
I care quite a bit about the clothesline project. I'm also grouping some other related links here. Just how much do you know about domestic violence? Take this quiz, courtesy of Cybergrrl.com to find out. You can visit the Survivor's Page, check out Domestic Violence crisis centers or view Domestic Violence information.

World Wildlife Fund
You know the slogan: find out what you can do to leave our children a living planet. You can join or donate to the WWF (muaha) to help make a difference. They have a cool action kit, too, which you can get here.

Stop the Hate
I found this website when doing research for my persuasive speech my freshman year of college. While I am against hate crime legislation, I think this website is worth your perusal. They have an interesting quote posted: "We will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." - Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.