· The Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University was founded to build a stronger bridge of understanding between the Muslim world and the West as well as between Islam and Christianity. · Freedom Forum/First Amendment Center is a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people. · Hope in the Cities connects communities through honest conversations on race, reconciliation and responsibility. · Islamic Society of North America works to help Muslims lead an Islamic way of life in North America. · North American Interfaith Network seeks to build communication and mutual understanding among interfaith organizations and diverse religious groups throughout North America. · Pluralism Project at Harvard University studies and documents the growing religious diversity of the United States. · The National Conference for Community and Justice is a human relations organization dedicated to fighting bias, bigotry and racism in the United States. It was founded in 1927 as the National Conference of Christians and Jews. · Professor Alan Godlas of the University of Georgia has compiled and posted detailed information about Islam on this site. · Beliefnet is a multi-faith site that provides information and spiritual tools, including useful resources on Islam. · Project MAPS (Muslims in American Public Square) examines the role of Muslims in American society and their participation in civic life. See http://www.projectmaps.com/webwise for links to additional web resources. · The Council on Islamic Education provides resources about including accurate information on Islam and Muslims in the curriculum. To facilitate planning, the site gives dates for holidays. It also includes a helpful glossary, essays on curriculum and research, and publications to order. · The Islamic Networks Group offers presentations relating to Islam and the Muslim world to educators, law enforcement agencies and the media. Its goal is to eliminate stereotyping through education. · Site of Imam W.D. Muhammed, who provides leadership through the Muslim American Society and the Ministry of W.D. Mohammed. · A group of young Muslim-American professionals founded Muslims AGAINST Terrorism (MAT) in the wake of the September 11th attacks upon the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. The site provides information on MAT's interfaith, Muslim, educational, media literacy projects. · Site of the Organization of the Islamic Conference to the United Nations. Click on "members" to find basic information on the 56 member states. · The University of Texas' Center for Middle Eastern Studies maintains this site with country-by-country information for the Middle East and Central Asia. · BBC Monitoring supplies news, information and comment gathered from the mass media around the world as well as profiles of every country in the world.