Other topics to be discussed include issues related to information rights on the Internet, including the Communications Decency Act, copyright protection and threats to privacy from the collection of personal information online. The conference will also cover how activists at all levels can develop an effective voice by using the Internet as a tool for organizing online. For more information, visit CPSR's site. PRSA's site offers a calendar of events of their professional development workshops and the chapter newsletter. The site includes links to publications and services for activists.
Visitors can access information on books, workshops and consulting services for activists.
The site includes a summary analyses of national resources that examines initiatives and programs of the federal government and of national organizations that can be useful or harmful in the movement-building process. The site also links visitors to directories and lists of other related Web sites. The Central Registry, a service corporation dedicated to providing businesses with an opportunity to succeed via the Internet, offers free registration services in Internet directories. The free service is intended to aid companies and individuals who cannot afford to pay for the service. The Central Registry will submit the registrant's homepage to over 400 Internet indexes and directories.