Culture

Music education site for for musicians, orchestras, students, community musicians, music enthusiasts, players and listeners, choirs, jazz, rock and pop bands, classical groups, theatre musicians, arra

This method of self-enquiry, sometimes called headlessness or seeing who you really are (seeing for short), has been pioneered by the English philosopher and workshop leader Douglas E.

Everything you want to know about Kangaroo Moon

Picture library: major collection of Russian past and present plus coverage of 30 countries and classical composers.

Benedictine monks in Ghana practicing Permaculture & agroforestry.

A webzine covering an internet magazine on Policy for African development

Site presenting articles from the late writer Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu

Information about Duncan Druce, composer, violinist, violist, writer on music and lecturer.

Film Festival Video Club – hires out videos of Film Festival prize winners and any other films considered to have humanistic values

International Education Charity

little song films provides auvio visual artists with web-space in a gallery format and also publishes books related to the site.

PLATFORM promotes creative processes of democratic engagement to advance social and ecological justice.

Red Rope is a national club for socialist walkers and climbers.

Creative site, including writings on philosophy, politics, environment, spirituality, and stories.

Online portfolio of Steve White, an illustrator specialising in prehistoric, marine, and wildlife subjects

Sustainable tourism and ethical overseas development.

Amanda Lebus is a London based artist who makes painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and installation. This website showcases some of her work.

Information and activities of Balsall Heath Forum, a community organisation for the Balsall Heath area of Birmingham, England.

Book Aid International works with library services and the local book trade, to promote reading and advocate the importance of books and information for development.

The Network for Culture and Development

UK-based affiliate of the Les Amis Le Monde Diplomatique which supports the writings and tradition which has evolved over 50 years of publication of the

Promotes restoration of the ancient friendship of Human and Tree.

Established for 25 years, InterChange is a unique multi-functional charity that provides access to services for the disadvantaged across the spectrum of social services, health promotion, education, a

Partnerships in School Linking has been given major funding by the Department for International Development (DFID), in order to facilitate and support schools across Lancashire and Cumbria who are lin

Home-site of the London Bicycle Messengers Association, a not for profit organisation.

The National Assembly of Women is a national, non-funded voluntary womens organisation established in 1952 and campaigning for equality for women in all spheres.

The Phan Foundation works to fight poverty, and promote education, human rights and protect the culture of the Karen people of Burma.

The website aims to spread knowledge about the book The Ascent of Rum Doodle and to raise awareness of the author WE Bowman and his works

A community-based website promoting events in the Sharrow area of Sheffield

A website promoting SheffieldLive – a community-based radio station.

An Anglican religious community situated in both rural and inner city areas within the UK, working to help people in need & offering hospitality for those looking for quiet space and a place of retrea

Annual Green Fair in south Somerset

Stuart is an experienced artist printmaker.

This site contains Stuart Bullens personal statement, illustrates his work and announces his activities.

A study of farming lives, past and present,including a radio programme and workshop materials.

A voluntary organisation running experiential workshops in prison and the wider community on how to deal with conflict without resorting to violence.

Clericus is an information exchange for research into historical materials of artists, scribes and illuminators – scientific analysis, ethnoarchaeology, artists “recipe books”, and historically accura

Our site will eventually have lists of publications we can make available. We will tell of leading figures in music who have been life Vice-Presidents, who occupied or occupy other leading positions in the WMA, and we will write something about their activities and achievements. There are also sister organisations about which we will tell you that have similar traditions to those of the WMA.