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Netuxo is the proud service provider to a wide range of community, campaign and information projects and groups.
We like the people we work with and know they are all working hard to make the world a better place.
This area of our website is devoted to them. Find out more, take a trip to their sites and get involved.
NAG is a Reading (UK) based group that works to promote public awareness of nuclear safety and environmental issues related to the Atomic Weapons Establishments at Aldermaston and Burghfield, and to encourage best practice on all health and safety matters related to the handling of radioactive materials in order to prevent any environmental pollution from nuclear radiation.
Nuclear Information Service (NIS) is a not-for-profit, independent information service which works to promote public awareness and foster dialogue on nuclear disarmament and related safety and environmental issues. Our research work focuses on the UK's nuclear weapons programme, and we work in close partnership with other peace and disarmament organisations.
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Founded in 1951 by a cross-party group of British parliamentarians, the One World Trust is an independent think tank that conducts research, develops recommendations and advocates for reform to make policy and decision-making processes in global governance more accountable to the people they affect now and in the future, and to ensure that international laws are strengthened and applied equally to all.
Peace News is a monthly newspaper and website, written and produced by and for activists, campaigners and radical academics from all over the world.
The editorial objectives of Peace News are to:
* support and connect nonviolent and anti-militarist movements
* provide a forum for such movements to develop common perspectives
* take up issues suitable for campaigning
* promote nonviolent, antimilitarist and pacifist analyses and strategies
* stimulate thinking about the revolutionary implications of nonviolence
Repeal SOCPA - a website about initiatives to repeal the restrictions on freedom to protest contained in the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. It been put together by individuals campaigning against the ban on authorisised protest around Parliament and other restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly. It is a detailed source of information on the law and what is being done to change it.
The Safra Project is a resource project working on issues relating to
lesbian, bisexual and/or transgender women who identify as Muslim
religiously and/or culturally (Muslim LBT women). The Safra Project was
set up in October 2001 by and for Muslim LBT women
Seeds for Change work with activists and campaigners to help them organise for action and positive social change. This workers' co-operative also specialise in participative training for environmental and social NGOs, Social Enterprises and Charities.
Stepping Stones Nigeria (SSN) is a grassroots child rights NGO that works
in Akwa Ibom State in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. Our work
provides education, shelter, welfare and hope to some of the regions most
vulnerable and disadvantaged children such as orphans and street children.
By partnering with other NGOs and community partners across the region
SSN has brought positive change into the lives of thousands of children
The Maypole Fund was set up in 1986 by women involved in the peace movement, especially with Greenham Common. Today, we are a group of feminists coming from various political backgrounds. Normally, it is men who own and control money. Maypole money is donated by women for women to use, and the group that runs the fund is all women. We resource imaginative, non-violent activities by individual women and women's groups for the furtherance of peace with justice and environmental safety.
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Turning the Tide promotes the understanding and use of nonviolence for positive change through sharing and developing the skills of grassroots activists. Our inspiration comes from nonviolent movements such as those of Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Dorothy Day, Greenham women, environmental and economic justice movements, land rights and many more. We offer workshops, speakers, literature, a journal and advice.
