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| About People in Action | ||
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| Welcome to People in Action, a web guide
to carefully selected and commented resources on ecology, solidarity, human
rights, peace, NGOs... and about the countless people who in the world are
trying to change a little the things in a positive direction. There are millions of voluntary workers, etc., all over the world, and this web guide is another initiative to facilitate information and cooperation in a great variety of fields. Mainly, in the reformist and new alternatives way. The People in Action Web Guide was initiated on the Internet in September of 1996 with two versions, in English and Spanish. The Message Board opened in March of 1997, and the Shopping Guide was added in September of 2000. Speed of use is one of the priorities. The quality web server, and a simple design with optimized code, make web guide pages load fast. Click where you wish and... good luck! (For greater comfort, you may include the home page in the bookmarks or favorites menu). Sections and icons In the Web Guide:  Topic or subtopic. Upper topic. Related topic. Link to web site.In the Shopping Guide:  Topic
or subtopic. Upper
topic.
Related topic. Book, DVD, music,
magazine, video...In the Message Board:  Topic or subtopic. Upper topic. Related topic. Previous pages.In all sections:  
Previous and next pages, in book optional style, according to the Contents
order. Spanish language version. |
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| If you wish to send an email to the People
in Action web guide, you may do it with the following form. Another possibility, usually more useful than sending an email message from here, is to publish a message on a suitable page of the Message Board, where much more people interested in the same topic -in addition to the People in Action web guide- will be able to read and reply it. If an email sent from this form and its reply can be helpful also for other people, in this case both may be published by People in Action on the message board, with name but without address. Naturally, unless the author of the message -who will be informed- requests any other option, like removing his/her name or message, or on the contrary publishing also an address there in order to receive directly more answers from readers. Before writing either an email here or a message on the message board, please search for links and messages related to the subject of your interest. Every page of links on this web guide is associated with a message page about the same topic. Remember that another contact option is the public Message Board. Webmaster: Juan M. Gonzalez |
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| Collaborators of the Message
Board If you enjoy helping people and have knowledge about one or several of the many topics included in this web guide, you may support the work of People in Action by helping some of the people who ask for information on the Message Board. As said before, every page of links on this web guide is associated with a message page about the same topic. If you want to keep your email address confidential, you can register for a free account as a collaborator of the message board. In this way, your email address will be shown only in private messages sent by you, to facilitate replies by email, and not in any other case. Collaborators' email addresses will not be disclosed without their express permission. As well, if they wish, collaborators can receive notifications by email, for example when new messages or replies are posted on pages where they have messages. Thank you very much for helping the people. |
| Donations to People in Action Donations are a very important way to support the work of People in Action. From the Donations page you can help with $5 or other amounts. There are many available forms of payment and international currencies, and you can choose the most convenient for you. It's because of the kind donations from people like you that this free information service for volunteers and people of goodwill is possible since 1996. Thank you very much for your support. |
| Links to People in Action If you've found People in Action useful, please link to it from your website or from email messages so that others can benefit. Please understand that this web guide cannot participate in link exchange schemes, given that all links are selected only according to their usefulness and interest, without taking into account whether they also link to People in Action or not. In the same spirit, if you think that a link to People in Action can be useful or interesting for your friends or readers, this kind support from your email or website is naturally very welcome. To include a link on email messages, you may copy and paste for example the following lines: People in Action https://peopleinaction.com Web guide to carefully selected and commented resources on ecology, solidarity, personal growth, social change... And, if you have a website, you may use any of the following examples or write your own if you wish. The HTML code to copy and paste in the source of your website is included under every example: People in Action - Web guide to carefully selected and commented resources on ecology, solidarity, personal growth, social change...
The previous image link works with just the HTML code, without need to download the image. However, if you also wish to help People in Action save bandwidth, you may download the image with the right mouse button, and upload it to your server as an image of your website. Then, you can customize the reference to the image (src="..."). For example, if it's in the same directory of your webpage, the HTML code to include is the following: Thank you very much for your link and your support. |
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Internet server in Florida (USA) Old version (1999) hosted at GreenNet, APC network in London (UK)  Directory software: Links v2.0, by Gossamer Threads (Source code highly modified by People in Action) Message board software: Discus Professional, by DiscusWare HTML editing software: Dreamweaver, by Macromedia Image editing software: Photoshop, by Adobe Earth image, courtesy of NASA, image edited by People in Action (View of America; photograph and data from environmental satellites, 1997) |
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