Virtual Alternative Media Project (VAMP): N

Investigative journalism.

"Advisors to the Nation on Science, Engineering, and Medicine." Covering all areas of science, technology, health, and related policy issues in the United States.

Strengthening ties among African-American journalists and promoting diversity in the newsroom and recruiting activities.

Dedicated to recognition and professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry.

Independent Catholic newsweekly covering events related to the church.

Information and discussion about freedom of expression issues.

Provides insights on educational challenges facing the U.S. today.

"Protects the public's right to oversee its government." Nonpartisan alliance of citizen-driven nonprofit freedom of information organizations, academic and First Amendment centers, journalistic societies and attorneys.

Directory of environmentally-responsible businesses, products and services.

Non-profit legal and political organization of lawyers, legal workers, law students and jailhouse lawyers who represent progressive political movements, using the law to protect human rights above property interests and to attain social justice.

Works from within the industry to foster fair and accurate coverage of gay and lesbian issues.

Tracks developments in the media/information industry and the labor movement that concerns working writers.

Collaboration of ethnic news organizations.

Created to shape the world with anti-capitalist values of solidarity, equality, and democracy.

Weekly journal of political opinion.

Website for the Newspaper Guild-CWA's (Communications Workers of America) members in the United States and Canada.

Analyzes the major political, social and economic trends in Latin America.