Links

• Anrikrist – A wonderful journey if you love marine critters and the sea.
• Bisha Underground – A creative adventure through a space of art, writing, projects and reflections.
• Cinni's Dream Home – Cinni's expansive kawaii website with a lot of inspirational content including dollz, cliques, shrines, toy box and goodies.
• Kiwizoom – A site with a cool database of manga and anime they have read, along with relaxing animations.
• Museum of Alexandra – A site with many microsites, themes, and discoveries.
• Dogfish99's Palestine Reading List Page – Graphics and a list of helpful resource links.
• Hillhouse's Free Palestine Page – Graphics and a list of helpful resource links.
• Ten's Free Palestine Page – Graphics and a list of helpful resource links.

• Eem Foo's Archive – A project archiving the living modding community of the Creatures game series.
• Freylaverse – A microbiologist active in the Creatures community.
• Naturing :: Nurturing – A Creatures blog full of creeative mods and humorously written details.
• Phantasmagoria – A Petz fansite with guides and mods and a fantastic aesthetic.
• Pilla's DS Agents – Painterly style Creatures Docking Station metarooms, tools, and agents.
• Quesadilla Wizard – A Ccute site with art, writing, and fan pages to Creatures, Petz, and other virtual pets.
• Xzyolotl – A nostalgic and gritty website filled with art as well as Creatures, Petz and Sims 1 mods.

• Endangered Languages Project – A project supporting language preservation and documentation around the world. Includes alternative names for languages, iso codes, language codes (for HTML), and a map.
• Native-Land.ca – Learn whose land you are on with this global map of native land and treaties.

• Cover Your Tracks – Learn about the basics of trackers and cookies.
• Electronic Frontier Foundation – Defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation.

• 32-Bit Cafe – A collective of small web enthusiasts and resources. There are often events and ways to get involved.
• A Field Guide to Web Accessibility – A great simple guide to web accessibility.
• Dead Link Checker – Simple and what it says on the tin.
• IndieWeb – A community of independent and personal websites based on the principles of owning your domain and using it as your primary online identity, publishing on your own site first (optionally elsewhere), and owning your content.
• Neocities – Brought back the fun of the nostalgic old web, and is the reason I'm here making a static site again.
• World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) – The organisation that develops web standards for use across the internet. Essential references can be found in their Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) on how to create accessible digital communications. Good reading includes their Accessibility Fundamentals Overview, Accessibility Standards, and their Design and Develop resources.
• W3Schools – Tutorials on using HTML, CSS, or just about anything you could need to get started with your website.
• Web3 is Going Just Great – A project tracking the unsuccess stories of Web3.

Distros, Libraries, Lists and Listings

• Activist Checklist – Digital Security Checklists for Activists.
• Activist Handbook – A wiki of activist guides published under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 licence.
• AnarchySF – Online archive of anarchist and anarchy-adjacent science fiction books, movies and other media.
• No Trace Project – A collection of tools to help anarchists and other rebels understand the capabilities of their enemies.
• Palestine is Free (If You Want It) (2001) – Reading list and resources by TNI Editors and Friends on The New Inquiry.
• Radical Guide – A comprehensive guide and listing of radical and liberation movements—past, present, and future.
• Scrappy Capy Distro – An anarchist zine distro.
• Sprout Distro – An anarchist zine distro with a focus on sharing practical skills. Features 100s of zines on topics ranging from direct action to theory.
• The Anarchist Library – An archive focusing on anarchism and anarchist texts.

Guides

• Guide to creating a “Leftist Announcement” Signal group – On Neighborhood Anarchist Collective.
• How to assemble protest banners (YouTube) – Video guide on creating a small but tall wood and cloth protest banner (just the wood part).
• Banner Making - PeaceUp CoRR Training Video (YouTube) – Video guide on making a hanging cloth banner from start to finish.
• How to Make Banners (YouTube) – Video guide on making a cloth banner including material gathering.

Groups, Charities, Collectives, Networks

• Amnesty International – International organisation focused on human rights campaigns.
• Australia Palestine Advocacy Network – Working for an Australian policy that supports Palestinian human rights, justice and equality.
• Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) Movement – Nonviolent pressure campaigns focusing movement to support the Palestinian people's struggle for freedom, justice and equality. Local groups can be found on the Join a BDS Campaign page.
• Connecting Humanity – Nonprofit that advocates for and provides internet access as a human right, especially for access to information and freedom of expression.
• Jewish Voice for Peace – The world's largest Jewish organization standing in solidarity with Palestine.
• Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative – A decentralised network that contibutes graphics to grassroots struggles for justice.
• Operation Olive Branch – Large list of fundraisers and mutual aid in a Google Spreadsheet.
• Samidoun – International network of organizers and activists working to build solidarity with Palestinian prisoners in their struggle for freedom.
• Students 4 Gaza – A global map of encampments and demands.

Information and News

• Al Jazeera – An independent news organisation funded in part by the Qatari government that focuses on in-depth frontline reporting in conflict zones.
• Decolonize Palestine – Clear and illustrated information about the history of Palestine, debunking of disinformation, and a reading list including LGBTQ+ resources. All licenced CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
• Eye on Palestine (عين على فلسطين) – Freelance journalism and profit-free activism focused on Palestine.
• Let's Talk Palestine – Education on Palestine, for Palestine, by Palestinians. An accessible repository for understanding and advancing Palestinian liberation.
• Teach Palestine – Resources for teachers to bring information about Palestine to K-12 students.
• The Palestine Poster Project Archives – Not a copyright holder of these posters but an archive where you can find posters and then seek your own information from there.

Palestinian Writers and Journalists

• Elias Jahshan (الياس جهشان) – Palestinian-Lebanese-Australian journalist and writer. Now based in London.
• Arwa Abousamra – Palestinian-Australian writer, interpreter and cook.
• Randa Abdel-Fattah (رندة عبد الفتاح) – Australian writer and an advocate for Palestinian people. Of Palestinian and Egyptian heritage.
• Sara M Saleh (سارة صالح) – Australian-Palestinian-Lebanese-Egyptian writer, poet, and human rights lawyer.
• Motaz Azaiza (مُعْتَز عَزَايْزَة) – Palestinian journalist based in the Gaza Strip.
• Hind Khoudary (هند خضري) – Palestinian journalist based in the Gaza Strip.
• Ahmed Hijazi (احمد حجازي) – Palestinian journalist based in the Gaza Strip.
• Plestia Alaqad (بلستيا العقاد) – Palestinian journalist based in the Gaza Strip.
• Bisan Owda (بيسان عودة) – Palestinian journalist based in the Gaza Strip.

Printables and Remixables

• Flyers for Falastin – Posters, colouring pages and stickers.
• Free Palestine Printing – Free downloadable files page of stickers and posters.
• Palestine Remix – Open and free documentaries that can be used as needed and remixed.
• Visualizing Palestine 101 – Visual tools that are freely available and widely accessible to individuals and movement actors who want to learn and raise awareness about the root causes of injustice in Palestine.
• Visualizing Palestine 101 – A data-led visual resource and educational hub for people learning and teaching about Palestine.
• The Palestine Teaching Trunk – Free downloadable teaching resources, lesson plans, four units (CBAs) of curriculum, posters, maps, artifacts, class sets of novels, books, and DVDs about Palestine.