Each includes personal profiles of successful minorities, cultural information and links to more resources and discussion areas. A Global Village provides information for groups not represented by an individual village. Meanwhile, the site keeps adding new villages whenever possible. Leon Capers, assistant publisher of The Black Collegian, notes that employers and job seekers benefit. To an employer, this means terrific exposure to these ethnic and diverse communities, while to a job seeker, it means finding the employers who really want to connect with them.
Many sites support various communities.
AsiaNet is a clearinghouse for jobs which require bilingual capabilities, specifically English and Japanese, Korean or Chinese. The Feminist Majority Online maintains a job bank to help feminist employers and job seekers find each other. The Jobline on the New Mobility web site features postings targeting the disabled along with interview tips and profiles of disabled persons at work. Saludos Web, sponsored by Saludos Hispanos magazine, includes a career center, education center, resume pool, recent articles from the print magazine and a Hispanic resource index with links to additional resources of interest to this community. You can spend hours reviewing the information provided at these sites and following the links to even more information.