Gulf Coast/New Orleans Links
Tune into New Orleans Live! Community Radio at it’s best
www.wwoz.org
Times-Picayune
www.nola.com
New Orleans IndyMedia
www.neworleans.indymedia.org
17 Poets
http://www.17poets.com/
Jose Torres Tama and ArteFuturo Productions
www.torrestama.com
Bernard Pearce, One Man Machine
www.onemanmachine.com
People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond www.pisab.org/
The Southern Institute for Education and Research, Lance Hill Director.
http://www.southerninstitute.info/
Backstreet Cultural Museum
http://www.backstreetmuseum.org/
Ashe Cultural Arts Center
http://www.ashecac.org/index.html
Ashe Cultural Center current projects:
http://acabnola.blogspot.com/
New Orleans Musicians Relief Fund
www.nomrf.org
Teach New Orleans
http://teachnola.org/
Gulf Coast Civic Works Projects invites you to host a Post-Katrina College Summit at your institution for the week of April 9-14.
http://www.solvingpoverty.com/Student_Reg.htm
Common Ground Collective
www.commongroundrelief.org
Youth Radio Program
http://www.youthradio.org/environmental/katrinaindex.shtml
http://www.novacvideo.org/
NOVAC accomplishes this mission through school and community educational programming in video production and multimedia techniques, the acclaimed Teen Video Workshop, the fifteen-year-old Louisiana Video Shorts Festival, and affiliated special programs with arts organizations throughout the state and the U.S.
http://www.kidcameraproject.org/
The project runs between five and seven groups at a time with youth ranging in age from six to eighteen, using . darkrooms at the University of New Orleans and Xavier University.
Institute for Women and Ethnic Studies
www.iwes.org
Small New Orleans based advocacy organization dedicated to improving the sexual and reproductive health outcomes among women and youth of color through education, training, and advocacy
Gulf Coast Resources
Federation of Southern Coops, supporting minority and small farmers
http://www.federationsoutherncoop.com/index.html
Rural Coalition/Coalicion Rural
www.ruralco.org
Four Directions Solidarity Network, supporting Southern LA Indigenous peoples
http://www.eswn.org/
United Houma Nation
http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/
Families and Friends of Louisiana's Incarcerated Children
www.fflic.org
An excellent, vital, grassroots, people-of-color-led organization with an important mission. They have been working in the shelters since the first week after hurricane Katrina, and have also been active in a vision of reconstruction.
Mississippi Workers Center
http://www.msworkerscenter.org/
Direct relief through a grassroots, people-of-color-led, organization with a long history of important struggle.
Katrina Information Network
http://www.katrinaaction.org/
National Association for Katrina Evacuees
http://www.nakejustice.org/
Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana
www.jjpl.org
Excellent group of lawyers and community organizers dedicated to “transforming Louisiana’s Juvenile Justice System.”
People’s Hurricane Relief Fund and Oversight Coalition
http://www.peopleshurricane.org/
People's Organizing Committee
www.peoplesorganizing.org