A San Francisco Bay Area Progressive Directory Saturday 9 Jul ...

Newsreel; California Nurses Association; Californians for Pesticide Reform; COYOTE;
Dharma Publishing; East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy; Erotic Service
Providers Union; Food Democracy Now!; Food, Inc.; Freedom Song Network;
Grassroots Economic Organizing; Independent Arts & Media; Industrial Workers of the
World; Instituto Laboral de La Raza; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions;
International Labor Organization; International Labor Rights Fund; Jobs with Justice;
Labor Archives and Research Center; Labor Notes; Labor Video Project; Labor's Militant
Voice; LaborNet; Left Turn; Moving Images Video Project; Multinational Monitor;
National Labor Committee; National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights; Network
of Bay Area Worker Cooperatives; Pride At Work; Program on Corporations, Law &
Democracy; Prostitutes' Education Network; Reel Work; Sex Workers Outreach
Project; Socialist Action; Socialist Viewpoint; Teamsters for a Democratic Union;
TechsUnite; United Farm Workers of America AFL-CIO; United Taxicab Workers; US
Labor Education in the Americas Project; Vukani Mawethu; Wal-Mart Watch; Wal-Mart:
The High Cost of Low Price; Witness for Peace; Women's Action to Gain Economic
Security; Working Group, The; Working Partnerships USA; Worksafe, Inc.; Young
Workers United
labor councils (See also labor)
California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO; Worksafe, Inc.
labor union locals (See also labor)
California Faculty Association; Coalition of University Employees; National Writers Union
(Bay Area Local); Union of Needletrades, Industrial, and Textile Employees; United Farm
Workers of America AFL-CIO; University Professional and Technical Employees
land reform (See also land use)
Brazilian Landless Workers Movement; Center for Creative Land Recyling
land trusts (See also community-building; conservation; finance; housing; land use)
Bay Area Barns and Trails; Brentwood Agricultural Land Trust; E. F. Schumacher
Society; Institute for Community Economics; Intentional Communities Web Page;
Mendocino Land Trust; Northern California Land Trust; Peninsula Open Space Trust;
San Francisco Community Land Trust; Solano Land Trust; Sonoma Land Trust; Susan
Ives Communications
land use (See also agriculture; automobiles; bioregionalism; brownfields; conservation;
deforestation; desert; development; ecology; eminent domain; housing; land reform; land trusts;
landmines; mining; open space; parks; privatization; property rights; urban planning; urban
sprawl)
American Hiking Society; Berkeley Partners for Parks; Berkeley Path Wanderers
Association; Berkeleyans for a Livable University Environment; California Housing Law
Project; Center for Biological Diversity, SF Bay Area Office; Center for Creative Land
Recyling; City Repair; Committee for Green Foothills; Defense of Place; Ecocity
Builders; Environmental Justice Resource Center; Foundation for Deep Ecology; Gaia
College; Garden (film), The; Green City Project; Greenbelt Alliance; Guerilla Drive-In,
Santa Cruz; Homes Not Jails; International Development Exchange; LightHawk;
National Bicycle Greenway; Northern California Community Loan Fund; O.W.L.
Foundation; Partnership for Sustainable Communities; People Organized to Demand
Environmental and Economic Rights; People's Park; Preservation of Land for Agricultural
Needs Trust; Reverend Billy; Russian River Residents Against Unsafe Logging; San
Bruno Mountain Watch; San Leandro Community Action Network; Save Mount Diablo;
Save Strawberry Canyon; Shundahai Network; Sightline; Small House Society; Spiral
Gardens Community Food Security Project; Susan Ives Communications; Town Hall
Coalition; TransForm; Urban Ecology, Inc.; Village Harvest; Who Owns the West? U.S.
Mining Database; Wild Wilderness
landmines (See also land use; militarism)