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American
Indian Movement (AIM) - Asheville
The local organizers for the American Indian Movement.
Arthur
Morgan School
An innovative boarding and day school whose aim is to help each
student grow into a confident and responsible young person. Instead
of learning to compete, students learn to cooperate, care for themselves,
their world and each other.
Asheville Community Resource
Center
Volunteer coalition of local community members and organizations
working toward social change in our community, our society, and
our world. 828.252.8999
Asheville
Global Report
A weekly newspaper that consistantly covers news and events that
are left out of the corporate media.
Asheville Recyclery
Non profit bicycle repair shop. 828.253.7930
The Bountiful Cities Project
Works to create on urban land, beautiful community spaces that provide
food in abundance and foster a learning environment for social justice
and sustainability. For more information, call 828.236.9462.
Community
of Compassion
We are a coalition of individual citizens of Asheville and Buncombe
Co., North Carolina, who are making our city a "community of
compassion" toward the medicinal, industrial, and spiritual
uses of cannabis -- also known as marijuana and hemp.
Community
Supported Development
A diverse group of Asheville and Buncombe residents who seek development
that will help maintain the quality of life in the areas in which
we live and work.
High
Country Citizens for Peace and Justice
A peace and justice organization formed in the aftermath of the
events of September 11, 2001 and the military actions of the U.S.
against Afghanistan.
International
Link
A resource and support center for Ashevilles foreign born population
as well as a cross cultural center.
The Matrona Foundation
Committed to providing empowering educational opportunities, community
service programs, and being an impetus for social change. We host
free holistic health classes on tuesdays and a food share pantry.
For more info: 828.775.1501 or ancientheart9@aol.com
The
Mediation Center
A place for creative resolution of disputes between parties. We
also teach conflict resolution skills to youth and adults.
The
Indie
Asheville's independent newspaper that continues breakin' barriers.
If you are submitting an article for Free Voices, you may consider
submitting to The Indie as well.
The
Mosaic Vortex
Our mission is to create a loving, supportive share center for the
disadvantaged youth in a free environment for self expression and
inspiration.
Mountain
Area Information Network
A non profit internet access organization providing full first ammendment
protected services, forums, and interaction.
Out
in Asheville
Your online resource for the GLBT community, also available free
in print in the Asheville area.
Parents and Friends of Lesbians
and Gays (PFLAG)
Asheville: 828.277.7815
Hendersonville: 828.696.8250
People of Faith Against
the Death Penalty
828.253.6287
Sheville
Online community home for lesbians and their friends.
Wildroots
A collectively stewarded land project, focusing on bringing people
together to share skills for rewilding and reconnecting to nature,
and affect cultural change from a biocentric perspective.
Women In
Black - Asheville
We are part of a worldwide network of women who are committed to
peace with justice and who actively oppose war and all forms of
violence. Women in Black is a means of mobilization, not an organization.
We stand in silent vigil in public squares dressed in black to represent
our sorrow.
Western
North Carolina Peace Coalition
The Western North Carolina Peace Coalition formed in response to
the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center in New York
City. People from local groups came together with the desire to
put forward non-violent responses to the situation as well as to
decry the calls for war.
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