| Ann's Campaign: Tells the story of one victim of random violence and urges the community to get involved in the fight for justice. |
| Attitudinal Healing Connection: Defines health as inner peace, and healing as letting go of fear. A non-profit, non-traditional mental health program. |
| Chicago Anti-Bashing Network: Resources, events calendar, news, and contacts regarding hate crimes. |
| Columbia Barnard Rape Crisis Anti-Violence Support Center: Fights against sexual violence and provides resources for those who have been violated. |
| End Violence Project: Emphasizes compassion, forgiveness, empowerment, and integrity. Philadelphia-based. |
| Gay And Lesbian Anti-violence Homepage: New York City organization devoted to the prevention of violence against lesbians and homosexuals. |
| Institute for Peace and Justice: The Institute for Peace and Justice (IPJ) is an independent, interfaith, nonprofit organization committed to the challenge, "If you want peace, work for justice." |
| National Alliance for Safe Schools: Calls all schools to develop active plans for creating and maintaining a healthy and safe environment for students and faculty. |
| Nonviolence Works: The ultimate goal of the project is to facilitate the shift from violence as the primary means of expressing power to nonviolence. |
| Parent Coaching Institute: Training program for individuals to be catalysts for social evolution by learning to confront the cultural challenges impacting families today. |
| Partnerships Against Violence: Serves as a virtual library of information about violence and youth-at-risk, including data from seven different Federal agencies. |
| Peaceworkers: A UK Civilian Peace Service that will enable people of all ages and backgrounds to participate in international civilian peace-keeping, peace-making and peace-building missions through the UN, OSCE and NGOs working in this field. |
| Remembrance, A Memorial for Child Victims of Violence: Calls for an end to child abuse and violence to children. Features online memorial to Missouri children who have become victims. |
| Stop the Insanity: Petitions the U.S. government and asks that they be unified so the problem of violence can be resolved. |
| Supporting Victims of Violence - SVOV: Students from all over against violence inflicted on people, animals, and the environment. Showcases other organizations. |
| The Family Violence Prevention Fund: Focuses on domestic violence education, prevention, and public policy reform. |
| Tolerance.org: The site promises to awaken Americans to the problems of hate and intolerance, prompt them to action, and encourage them to dig deeper into themselves and the injustices that still face the country. |
| V-Day - Anti-Violence Resources: Provides links to dozens of anti-violence resources including emergency hotlines, US and international organizations, publications, and statistics. From V-Day and feminist.com. |
| V-Day Rhodes 2004: Campaign to end violence against women and girls. |
| Verizon Wireless HopeLine: Puts recycled wireless products and services to work focusing on the prevention of domestic violence and increasing community awareness. |
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