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SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS

	ACLU - The American Civil Liberties Union is the nation's foremost advocate of individual rights -- litigating, legislating, and educating the public on a broad array of issues affecting individual freedom in the United States.
Write them at:	ACLU 125 Broad Street New York, NY 10004-2400
Call them at:	(212) 549-2500 Publications Ordering:   1-800-775-ACLU (2258)
Visit their web site at:	http://www.aclu.org
Email them at:	aclu@aclu.org

	Amnesty International - Every day refugees flee their countries in fear of prosecution and grave human rights violations. Amnesty International campaigns to ensure that those who flee are allowed to reach a place of safety, are given effective protection against forcible return, and are guaranteed minimum standards of human treatment while they are displaced.
Write them at:	Amnesty International 1118 22nd Street, NW Washington DC 20037
Call them at:	1 800-AMNESTY (202) 775-5992
Visit their web site at:	http://www.amnesty.org
Email them at:	admin@aiusa.org (U.S. address)

	Food Not Bombs is a non-profit, all volunteer, non-exclusive, vegetarian, free food action organization which focuses primarily on free food distribution, education and empowerment of local communities. The web site list worldwide chapters as well as much more.
Write them at:	Food Not Bombs 3145 Geary Blvd. Suite 12 San Francisco, CA 94118
Call them at:	(415) 386-9209
Visit their web site at:	http://www.webcom.com/~peace/PEACTREE/stuff/stuff/HOMEPAGE.html
Email them at:	majordomo@tao.ca

 

	Habitat for Humanity International - This group works to deal with problems of the homeless and people with disabilities.
Write them at:	Habitat for Humanity International 121 Habitat Street Americus, GA 31709
Call them at:	(229) 924-6935, ext. 2551 or 2552 (229) 924-6541 fax
Visit their web site at:	http://www.habitat.org
Email them at:	publicinfo@hfhi.org

	The International Student Activism Alliance (ISAA-ACLU) is about students taking charge of their lives, using their power and making a difference. It is a highly effective national and international student network which works on a wide range of student issues. This allows for student input and representation when laws are being passed that affect them. The ISAA-ACLU chooses the issues it fights for or against. The issues are not partisan, they are student, and include: A fight for more federal college loans A fight against early school start times A fight for our guaranteed due process in schools A fight against policies that only allow certain students to compete on school sports teams Or a fight against child labor abuse in other countries
Write them at:	ISAA-ACLU P.O. Box 1041 Lewisville, NC 27023
Call them at:	(336) 946-2377
Visit their web site at:	http://www.studentactivism.org
Email them at:	ISAA@triton.net

	Oxfam America - This development and relief agency is working to put an end to poverty worldwide. Oxfam America works to fight hunger in partnership with poor people around the world by funding self-help development and disaster relief projects in Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Caribbean.
Write them at:	Oxfam America 26 West Street Boston, MA 02111-1206
Call them at:	(617) 482-1211 (617) 728-2594 fax
Visit their web site at:	http://www.oxfamamerica.org (America) http://www.oxfam.org (International)
Email them at:	info@oxfamamerica.org advocacy@oxfaminternational.org

	Project Read - This is the adult literacy project of the San Francisco Public Library. Young people often serve as volutneers. It serves the entire San Francisco Bay Area.
Write them at:	Project Read/Bay Area Adult Literacy San Francisco Public Library 100 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA 94102
Call them at:	(415) 557-4388 (415) 557-4375 fax
Visit their web site at:	Click here for Project Read
Email them at:	projectread@sfpl.org

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