A Curriculum for Middle and High School Students and the narrative and pictorial images from the Emma Goldman Traveling Exhibition . Started in 1995, HateWatch provides and on-line resource for concerned individuals, academics, organizations and the media to keep abreast of and counteract hate activity in our world. By acting as a resource for interested parties, HateWatch catalogues hate groups home pages, tracks the use of these pages for recruitment purposes and provides bibliographic information by and for leading scholars. The Human Rights Library from the University of Minnesota is a compilation of hundreds of documents relating to human rights. Documents are from such groups as the United Nations, the United States government, and many non-U.S. governments.
Most information is full-text and can be searched through several choices of search engines.
This archive is vast in content, although the scope is limited to Marx, Engels, and other Marxist writers. Over 60 works by Marx and Engels are on the site, as well as works by others. There is also biographical material and photos. This is a bi-weekly citation list of publications related to peace keeping. It is a very good current awareness tool, and includes citations from such resources as congressional hearings, government publications, periodicals and journals, press releases, speeches, and more.