OneWorld is a collection of the news and views of 120 non-profit advocacy groups. Launched two years ago when the Internet was creeping on to computer screens, OneWorld seemed to its founders an effective, efficient way to acclimate organizations to the new medium and, in the process, place their work before a growing, global audience. Needless to say, both objectives have been realized. OneWorld has quickly found itself in the enviable, though difficult, position of managing an overabundance of information and presenting it in a cohesive, compelling fashion. On first glance, OneWorld appears like a many other on-line publications.
Links line the left side, while gripping headlines fill the bulk of the page.
Updated daily, the home page leads to the latest, most timely information. Enjoy the front page, but don't leave without some bushwhacking. The News section is loaded richness and diversity not found in any paper or TV show. Indexed by date, country and theme, it is an incredible wealth of information. In addition, OneWorld is looking to foster activism.