• Echoes in the Electronic Wind - A Native American Internet Guide
  http://lone-eagles.com/nativeguide.htm

• Community Internet Empowerment Resources for Alaskan Natives and Native Americans http://lone-eagles.com/nativeresources.htm

• Alaskan Native and Native American Empowerment Guide
  http://lone-eagles.com/empowerment.htm

• Examples of Native American Web Innovations
  http://lone-eagles.com/expressions.htm

• An Alaskan Village Bootstrap Academy
  http://lone-eagles.com/northstar.htm
  A grant template for a community Internet awareness raising program.

• Alaskan Native Youth Cultural Community-building
  http://lone-eagles.com/bartsgrant.htm A grant template.

• Culture Club
  http://lone-eagles.com/cultureclub.htm A youth-driven grant model.

• Native American/Alaskan/Hawaiian K12 Innovations Report and Clearinghouse
  http://lone-eagles.com/native.htm

Native Cultural Resources and Curriculum

• Spanish Language Educational Resources
  http://lone-eagles.com/migrant.htm
  Resources from the U.S., Mexico, Central, and South America

• I*EARN International K12 Network
  http://www.iearn.org/iearn The International Education and Resource Network enables young people to undertake projects designed to make a meaningful contribution to the health and welfare of the planet and its people. Home of the First People’s Art Project!

• Aboriginal Youth Network
  http://www.ayn.ca
  An exceptionally interesting site for Native American youth!

• Cradleboard Project
  http://www.cradleboard.org
  Link up with Native American classrooms so your kids can learn Native American history with authenticity!

• Explorer’s Trail Multicultural Curriculum
  http://ernie.wmht.org/trail/explor02.htm Wonderful Resources!

• The 4Directions Project
  http://www.4directions.org
  "Internet Strategies for Empowering Indigenous Communities in Teaching and Learning" is funded by the Technology Literacy Challenge grant program from the U.S. Dept. of Education. One very interesting component is their work on "Developing Virtual Museums in Native American Schools" http://www.conexus.si.edu/VRTour

• Diversity University Collaboratory Listserv
  http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/diversity.html
  From the Educational Cyber-Playground, a great place for newcomers to the Internet.

• Center for Multicultural Education
  http://depts.washington.edu/~centerme/home.htm  
  The Center for Multicultural Education at the University of Washington,
  Seattle WA, focuses on research projects and activities designed to improve
  practice related to equity issues, intergroup relations, and the achievement of
  students of color.

• Center for Research on Education, Diversity and Excellence
  http://www.crede.ucsc.edu
  The CREDE mission is to assist the nation's diverse students at risk of
  educational failure to achieve academic excellence.

• Clearinghouse of Immigrant Education
  http://www.ncas1.org/chime.htm
  A national organization sharing resources on English as a second language.

• Alaskan Cultural Curriculum
  http://www.ankn.uaf.edu:591
  A significant collection, developed by the Alaska Native Knowledge
  Network project.

• Alaska Standards for Culturally Responsive Schools
  http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/standards
  Very unique standards applicable worldwide.

• National Association for Multicultural Education
  http://www.inform.umd.edu/NAME
  A national organization offering conferences, listservs and resources on
  multicultural education.

• Teachers of English to Speakers of other languages
  http://www.tesol.edu
  TESOL's mission is to develop the expertise of its members and others
  involved in teaching English to speakers of other languages to help them
  foster effective communication in diverse settings while respecting
  individuals' language rights.

• Center for Digital Storytelling
  http://www.storycenter.org/storyplace.html Must See!
  And Other Digital Storytelling Sites
  http://www.dstory.com http://www.digiclub.org

• Putumayo World Music Multicultural Curriculum
  http://www.putumayo.com
  Putumayo publishes indigenous music from around the world.

• Cultural Resources for Educators
  http://www.worldspeople.com
  Unique Resource Collections for the K-12 classroom consisting of craft
  objects, hundreds of images, related literature and background information.
  Visit their new web tour of teachers' resources.

Cultural Survival Resources

• Cultural Survival Quarterly
  http://www.cs.org/index.html
  See the online back issues for the Special Issue on
  The Internet and Indigenous Groups

• Council on Spiritual Practices
  http://www.csp.org
  Outstanding resources on spiritual practices and related issues.

• US Cultural Protection Legislation
  http://www.lib.uconn.edu/ArchNet/Topical/CRM/crmusdoc.html

• Indigenous peoples of Mexico, Central and South America!
  http://www.nativeweb.org/abyayala Available in Spanish.

• American Studies Web on Race and Ethnicity
  http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/asw/race.html
  Comprehensive resources on many races.

Global Development Resource Organizations

• World Bank - WorLD
  http://www.worldbank.org/worldlinks
  World links for development, opening a world of learning.
  World Links for Development Program (WorLD)

• World Bank Internet Training Materials
  http://www.worldbank.org/worldlinks/english/training/world/index.html

• Global Knowledge
  http://www.globalknowledge.org
  Partners in knowledge for development, improving lives, reducing
  poverty, empowering people.

• Alliance for Global Learning
  http://www.global-learning.org
  The Alliance for Global Learning is a strategic partnership
  between Schools Online, World Links for Development (WorLD),
  and the International Education and Resource Network (I*EARN)

• United Nations Development Program
  http://www.undp.org
  Diverse resources for sustainable human development.

• Global Community Center
  http://www.globaldevelopment.org
  Welcome to our "global community center on the Internet", a
  project of the non-profit Global Development Center. We operate
  with a philosophy, "Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the
  very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time."

• Schoolsonline
  http://www.schoolsonline.org
  Their mission is to help ensure that all schools have effective
  access to the communication and information resources of the
  Internet. The organization donates Internet equipment to schools
  and facilitates teacher training and support. Since its founding in
  1996, Schools Online has been a catalyst, helping more than 5,400
  schools gain online access.

• International Institute for Communications and Development
  http://www.iicd.org
  The International Institute for Communication and Development
  (IICD) assists developing countries to utilize the opportunities
  offered by information and communication technologies (ICTs).

• Center for World Indigenous Studies
  http://www.cwis.org
  The Underlying Principle Guiding CWIS is: Access to knowledge
  and peoples' ideas reduces the possibility of conflict and increases
  the possibility of cooperation between peoples on the basis of
  mutual consent. By democratizing relations between peoples,
  between nations and states, the diversity of nations and their
  cultures will continue to enrich the world. Sponsor for the Fourth
  World Documentation project.

• Fourth World Documentation Project
  http://www.halcyon.com/FWDP/fwdp.html
  A major global project providing Indigenous peoples' Information
  for the Online Community.

• Global Development Gateway
  http://www.developmentgateway.org
  Exceptional Indigenous peoples' resources.

• USAID Learnlink Project
  http://www.aed.org/learnlink
  Thirty-three countries involved in educational and community
  networking, including indigenous peoples in South America and
  elsewhere. The Academy for Educational Development is the prime
  contractor. USAID LearnLink Project and Teachers' Resources
  http://www.aed.org/learnlink/resource.html

• Institute for Global Communications
  http://www.igc.org/igc
  Connecting People Who Are Changing the World. Host for many
  global projects such as PeaceNet, Womensnet, Anti-RacismNet and
  EcoNet.

• Global Development Learning Network
  http://www.worldbank.org/distancelearning/gdln
  The GDLN is a telecommunications network that connects distance
  learning centers (DLC) in cities across the globe. * It harnesses the
  latest learning tools -- interactive video, electronic classrooms,
  satellite communications and the Internet - to help break down the
  digital divide.

• The Hunger Site
  http://www.thehungersite.com
  Visiting this site donates food to hungry people. A great example
  of how the web can support a cause. For more like this see the
  database activism and cause-related sites at http://webactive.com