INPEG is only organizing a handful of events in
Prague. There are also world-wide actions being
planned by thousands of diverse groups. Many of
the websites listed below will give you a better
informed idea of what will be happening outside
of Prague -- in solidarity with the Eastern
European community -- and will furnish contact
numbers and email addresses for you to get
involved.If you know of
a website to add to this list, please email the
URL to the website editor at inpegweb@yahoo.com.
http://x21.org/s26
The definitive website for organizing and
networking September 26 Global Day of Actions
around the world. Visit them for hints on
creative actions.
http://inpeg.ecn.cz
The Czech INPEG site...in Czech.
http://www.a16.org
Produced for protests of the IMF and World Bank
in Washington, D.C. this past April, this site
offers coverage of the event as well as good
informative articles on the IMF, WB and their
development and lending policies.
http://www.bankwatch.org
The Central and Eastern European Bankwatch
Network monitors the activities of international
financial institutions.
http://www.corpwatch.org
Corporate Watch monitors multinational
corporations.
http://www.50years.org
The 50 Years Is Enough website offers a long list
of S26 solidarity actions happening in the US.
http://www.whirledbank.org
A funny and informative website. Check out
Ecological Economist Herman Daly's retirement
speech from the World Bank.
http://www.amp2000.cz
The official website of the 2000 IMF and World
Bank Annual Meetings in Prague.
http://www.bicusa.org
The Bank Info Center is an amazing resource for
information on international financial
institutions.
http://pga.agp.org
The People's Global Action Network is a network
of grassroots movements united against resisting
economic globalization.
http://www.seen.org
The Sustainable Energy and Economy Network
website has a good deal of information on natural
resource projects of the IMF.
http://jubilee2000uk.org
Learn more about third world debt, how the IMF
and World Bank contributes to mass poverty, and
what can be done to encourage G7 countries to
drop the debt.
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