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Resources
AlterNet: "Independent News
& Information".
Bloomington Alternative: Our
local alternative news source.
Center for Media and Democracy:
Investigating the public relations industry.
Common Dreams: "Breaking News
& Views for the Progressive Community".
DemocracyMatters.org
Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting: Media
watchdog organization.
Independent Media Center: "A
collective of independent media organizations ... offering grassroots,
non-corporate coverage."
Indianapolis
Progressive Television Coalition
Mediachannel.org: "As the media
watch the world we watch the media." Be sure to check out their fabulous media
ownership chart.
The News Insider -- under-reported
news
Yahoo
Public Access TV Webring (includes Public Access of Indianapolis)
ZNET:
"an independent political magazine of critical thinking on political,
cultural, social, and economic life in the United States."
ACriticalDecision.org:
Effect of Corporate Power on the Environment
Corporate Accountability Project: Exactly what it says.
Corporate Watch: Independent source for
news, research and activist alerts.
POCLAD: Program on Corporations, Law &
Democracy
The Stakeholder Alliance:
"Confronting Corporate Power with Stakeholder Power."
They Rule: Revealing how the same
boardmembers run many of the world's most powerful corporations.
Feminist Majority Foundation:
"Working for women's equality every day."
Hoosiers for Inclusive Scouting:
Working to end Boy Scout discrimination on the basis of religion and sexual
orientation.
Middle Way House: Safe
place for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Monroe County NAACP: Local
branch of "the oldest, largest, and strongest civil rights organization in
the United States".
OUT: Indiana University
gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender student union.
Women's Student Association: At
Indiana University.
Citizens' Alliance for the
Legalization of Marijuana (CALM): Local to Bloomington.
NarcoNews
.StopTheWar.org: What it says
Ballot Access News: Updates on
the struggle to widen ballot choices.
ElectionReform.org: Improving the
election process.
Center for Voting and Democracy: Solid
information on proposed election reforms.
HowDareThey.org: Public Campaign site
for election reform
League of Women Voters of
Bloomington and Monroe County: Non-partisan monitoring and information
group.
Opensecrets.org: Dedicated to tracking
money in politics.
Project Vote Smart: Information on
candidates and issues.
First Amendment issues
A First Amendment Center
ACriticalDecision.org:
Effect of Corporate Power on the Environment
Bloomingfoods: "Cooperative
market and deli" focusing on organic and locally-grown food.
Bloomington Bicycle Club:
"Promoting bicycling in all its diversity."
Center for Sustainable Living:
In Bloomington.
Citizens for Appropriate Rural Roads:
Opposing the I-69 extension.
Daily Grist:
Environmental newsletter.
EarthSave - Bloomington Chapter:
Moving "toward a plant-based diet".
Environmental Law & Policy Center: Midwest
sustainability group.
Environmental Protection Agency: ... or what's
left of it.
Green Scissors: "Cutting
wasteful and environmentally harmful spending."
Heartwood: Protecting
hardwood forests.
HOWL (Hold Onto What's Left)
Indiana Forest Alliance:
"Working to protect the forests of Indiana for future generations."
Indiana Recycling Coalition: Promoting
recycling in Indiana.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: The
UN body researching global warming.
League of Conservation Voters: "Dedicated
full-time to educating citizens about the environmental voting records of
Members of Congress."
Rainforest Action Network: "Works to
protect the Earth's rainforests and support the rights of their inhabitants
through education, grassroots organizing, and non-violent direct action."
Sassafras Audubon Society:
Conserving our natural resources.
Simple Living Network: "Tools
for sustainable living".
Student Environmental Action Coalition:
At Indiana University.
Sycamore Land Trust:
Preserving land in a natural state.
Worldwatch Institute: Environmental
magazine and research organization.
City of Bloomington
Mayor
John Fernandez
City Hall
401 N Morton Street
Bloomington, IN 47404
349-3406
mayor@city.bloomington.in.us
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City Clerk
Regina Moore
City Hall
401 N Morton Street
Bloomington, IN 47404
349-3408
clerk@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District I
Patricia Cole
828 W 7th Street
Bloomington, IN 47404
339-7219
colep@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District II
Jason Banach
PO Box 6602
Bloomington, IN 47407
337-0204 (home), 339-3409 (work)
banachj@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District III
Michael Diekhoff
504 Staats Drive
Bloomington, IN 47408
333-0120 (home), 349-3409 (work)
diekhofm@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District IV
Jeffrey Willsey
836 S Sheridan
Bloomington, IN 47401
339-3094
willseyj@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District V
L. David Sabbagh
320 Coppertree Drive
Bloomington, IN 47401
333-3626 (home), 339-5500 (work)
sabbaghd@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council District VI
Chris Gaal
c/o R. T. Miller & Associates
Graham Plaza, Suite 215
Bloomington, IN 47404
333-6642 (home), 349-3409 (work)
gaalc@city.bloomington.in.us
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Common Council At Large
Anthony Pizzo
2665 S. Sare Rd.
Bloomington, IN 47402
336-6775 (home), 336-9533 (work)
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Common Council At Large
Timothy Mayer
206 South Bryan Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47408
332-5269
mayert@city.bloomington.in.us |
Common Council At Large
Andy Ruff
1414 E. University
Bloomington, IN 47401
334-2160 (home), 349-3409 (work)
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Town of Ellettsville
Monroe County
State of Indiana
Governor
Frank O'Bannon
206 State House
Indianapolis, IN 46302
(317) 232-4567
fobannon@state.in.us |
State Senator, District 39
John Waterman
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
S39@ai.org |
State Senator, District 40
Vi Simpson
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
S40@ai.org |
State Senator, District 44
Becky Skillman
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
S40@ai.org |
State Representative, District 46
Vern Tincher
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
R46@ai.org |
State Representative, District 60
Peggy Welch
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
R60@ai.org |
State Representative, District 61
Mark Kruzan
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
R61@ai.org |
State Representative, District 65
Brent Steele
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(317) 232-9400 or (800) 382-9467
R65@ai.org |
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United States Congress
(Not sure which district you're in? Use opensecrets.org's
"Find a Politician".)
US Senator
Evan Bayh
717 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-5623
(202) 228-1377 (fax)
senator@bayh.senate.gov
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US Senator
Richard Lugar
306 Hart Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
(202) 224-4814
senator_lugar@lugar.senate.gov
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US Representative, 7th District
Brian Kerns
226 Cannon House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-5805
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US Representative, 8th District
John Hostettler
1507 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-4636
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US Representative, 9th District
Baron Hill
1208 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-5315
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Campus Greens: National
alliance of students in the Green Party.
Green Party of the United States and Greens
/ Green Party USA: US National Green groups. Negotiations for unitification
continue.
Greens.org: Green Parties worldwide.
Indiana Green Party: State Green
party.
ingreens: Indiana Greens
mailing list.
IUB Greens: Indiana University
Campus Greens
Living Wage
Jim
Hightower on the Living wage
Planned Parenthood: reproductive
health services.
Population Reference Bureau: "Providing
timely and objective population information." Be sure to check out PopNet
in particular. The Population
Institute: Organization dedicated to slowing population growth.
Zero Population Growth: "Saving the world
for our children".
While we are quite concerned about consumerism, we have received inquiries
about where to buy certain hard-to-find items. The links below do not constitute
any formal endorsement of the businesses involved by the Monroe County Green
Party, or vice versa.
Bumber stickers, T-shirts, etc.: You can get these directly from us;
contact Isabel Piedmont, ipiedmon@hotmail.com.
Items are also available on-line through Goods
for Greens or Green
Party USA.
Compact fluorescent light bulbs: Buy these wherever you find regular
light bulbs. On-line, Full Spectrum Solutions offers a good deal on
full-spectrum compact fluorescents, great for people with Seasonal Affective
Disorder.
We're still looking for a good source of tree-free paper. If you know of one,
please contact Peter Drake, pedrake@cs.indiana.edu.
Amnesty International (IU):
Defending the rights of prisoners, especially prisoners of conscience.
Community Kitchen of Monroe
County: Feeding the hungry.
Habitat for Humanity (Monroe
County): Providing housing for the needy.
Hoosier Hills Food Bank:
Feeding the hungry.
Indiana Citizens to Abolish Capital
Punishment: Opposing the death penalty.
Indiana Civil Liberties Union: Protecting our
constitutional freedoms.
Martin Luther King's "Beyond
Vietnam" speech, April
4, 1967.
No Sweat!: Fighting sweatshops.
RESULTS Bloomington:
"Working to generate the political will to end hunger and the worst aspects
of poverty."
Shelter, Inc.: Homeless
shelter.
Students Organized Against Poverty
(SOAP): Delivering used furniture to the needy.
Urban Sprawl
American Farmland Trust: http://www.farmland.org/
Colorado Sprawl Action Center: http://www.sprawlaction.org
HOWL (Hold Onto What's Left)
National Neighborhood Coalition: http://www.neighborhoodcoalition.org
Scenic America: http://www.scenic.org
Smart Growth Network: http://www.smartgrowth.org
Sprawl Watch newsletter: http://sprawlwatch.org/newsletter.html
Trust for Public Land: http://www.tpl.org
Association of Monroe County Taxpayers:
Something of a stab at the pro-business Monroe County Taxpayers' Association.
Bloomington Volunteer
Network: Coordinating volunteers around Bloomington and Monroe County.
BloomingtonWeb: Extensive resource
on Bloomington groups and events.
Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana:
Empowerment for social and environmental justice.
Common Bonds: "A coalition of
Hoosier progressives".
CUBAmistad: "Sister
city project between Bloomington, Indiana and Santa Clara, Cuba".
Indiana Public Interest Research Group
(INPIRG): Research/lobbying group.
Institute for Policy Studies: Progressive
think tank.
Monroe County Humane Association:
Improving the lives of our furry friends.
Public Citizen: "Protecting health,
safety, and democracy since 1971."
Secret Sailor Books: A
resource for the Bloomington activist community.
Union of Concerned Scientists: Nonprofit
alliance of scientists and citizens with environmental concerns.
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