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- CAIN (Conflict Archive on the Internet) - Provides a wide range of information, resources and source material on the troubles from 1968 to the present.
cain.ulst.ac.uk
- Expac - Ex-Prisoners Assistance Committee - Aims to assist all former prisoners, regardless of affiliation. Details of services provided, an e-book about coping with the post-release period, and news.
www.expac.ie
- FACT - Familes Against Crime by Terrorists - A self help and support group for victims of terrorist violence and their families and friends.
www.factni.co.uk
- INCORE Conflict Data Service - A guide to Internet sources on the conflict, including email-lists.
www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/cds/countries/nireland.html
- Political Demography in Northern Ireland - Presents evidence of a demographic shift from a Protestant/unionist majority, to a situation where there may be a Catholic/nationalist majority. Includes statistics and analysis.
www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Congress/2430/index.html
- Richness In Diversity - An international conference addressing the theme of diverse groups and cultures working together in areas that have experienced deep conflict.
www.richnessindiversity.com
- South Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee - Campaigning for the demilitarisation of South Armagh. Includes map of army bases, overview and information about each, and discussion of the socio-economic problems caused to the area.
www.safrc.com/index.html
- The Peace Cairn - Quotations on themes of justice and non-violence. Based on an actual cairn project in Ireland.
www.iol.ie/~mcmullin
- TIDES Training - Committed to building the community infrastructure necessary for a lasting peace. Information about the company, its founders, current projects and contact details.
www.tidestraining.org
- Ulster Project International - Aims to promote parity of esteem between Roman Catholics and Protestants. Includes background and overview of the organisation, together with an abridged timeline of the troubles, participant testimonials and details of how to get involved.
www.ulsterproject.org
- Victims and Survivors Trust - Information on their organisation and projects to help the victims of the conflict, mainly in nationalist West Belfast, and reflections on how violence has affected their community.
www.iol.ie/~vast
- Youth Action Northern Ireland: Young Men and Violence - Information on a project by to develop an understanding of the relationship between young males and violent behaviour within contested societies in Northern Ireland.
www.youthaction.org/youngmenandviolence
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