Social Sciences Metasites, Portals & Gateways

• Administration for Children and Families (ACF), The - U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Has ACF information, services for families (adoption & foster care, child abuse & neglect, child care, etc.), a site search. Includes &/or sponsors the Children's Bureau (CB), National Child Care Information Center (NCCIC).



• Administration on Aging (AOA) - U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Has AOA information, an AoA Grantee Project Reports Bibliographic Database Query (1985-2002), a site search. Covers elders & families (Alzheimer's, family caregiver resources, etc.).



• Age of King Charles V (1338-1380), The - A digital library with 1,000 manuscript illuminations.



• AgingStats.Gov - A Web Site of the Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics (Forum). Can download (pdf) Older Americans 2000. Has links to member statistics, other federal sources, etc..



• American Cultural History: The 19th Century - A decade-by-decade tour. Covers art & architecture, books & literature, fads & fashion, education, historic events & technology, music, persons & personalities, theater & film.



• American Cultural History: The Twentieth Century - A decade-by-decade tour. Covers art & architecture, books & literature, fads & fashion, education, historic events & technology, music, persons & personalities, theater & film.



• American Memory - Library of Congress, The multimedia gateway. Can search, browse over 9 million items from 100 primary source collections on U.S. history & culture. Includes historical documents, photographs, sound recordings, moving pictures, books, pamphlets, maps, etc.. Covers 18 broad subject areas (advertising; African American history; architecture; landscape; cities, towns; culture, folklife; environment, conservation; government, law; immigration, American expansion; literature; maps; Native American history; performing arts, music; Presidents; religion; sports, recreation; technology, industry; war, military; women's history).



• American Women's History: A Research Guide - Has over 1,700 print & Internet citations, 1,000 links, 300 links to digital primary source collections.



• ArgMax - Has economics news, data, analysis, links, a glossary with 300 definitions, over 1,500 economists' Web pages.



• ArtServe: Art & Architecture mainly from the Mediterranean Basin, Japan and now India - A comprehensive virtual library with 19,000 images searchable by country, subject, survey, etc..



• AsiaSource - A comprehensive site with timely, reliable, unbiased information & assistance on the cultural, economic, social, historical, political dimensions of Asia. Has country comparisons, embassies, a glossary, etc..



• Avalon Project at the Yale Law School, The - Can search, browse, compare eversions of important U.S. historical primary documents relevant to law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy, government. Includes The Federalist Papers, The Nuremberg War Crimes Trials, Palestine 1916 to the present, Relations between The United States and Native Americans, etc..



• Bank for International Settlements (BIS) - Has Bank information, has links to central banks worldwide, BIS statistical surveys, committee position papers, etc., a site search.



• BEA (Bureau of Economic Analysis) - U.S. Department of Commerce. Has national, regional, international, income & product tables & data (most downloadable [pdf,zip]; a glossary, FAQs, working papers, etc.).



• Beazley Archive (BA), The - Has over 250,000 photographs of classical art (mostly Greek pottery), etc.. Includes bibliographies, a dictionary, links.



• BehaveNet - Can search, browse 18 directories (forensic examiners, practice & treatment guidelines, etc.). Has clinical capsules terminology with 140 definitions; DSM-IV-TR (text revision), etc..



• BitLaw - A comprehensive site with over 1,800 pages on technology law (patent, copyright, trademark, Internet).



• Canada's Digital Collections - Has 600 collections on Canada's history, geography, science, technology, culture. Includes Black Loyalists: Our History, Our People; Toronto's First Synagogues; etc..



• Canadian Economy Online - Portal. Covers the pulse of the economy (imports & exports, employment, inflation & prime interest rates, GNP, etc.) & resources about the economy (family & workers, money, international issues, etc.). Includes educational components (concepts, key events).



• Capitol Impact - Has information & thousands of links on U.S. cities; counties; states, state agencies, state legislatures, state courts; federal government agencies, federal courts, Congress.



• CARRIE: A Full-Text Electronic Library - Includes AMDOCS: Documents for the Study of American History; EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents From Western Europe; Repositories of Primary Sources; The World War I Document Archive; etc..



• Castles on the Web - Has a photo archive; castle tours worldwide; palaces & great homes; abbeys & churches; a glossary with 250 definitions; links on heraldry, medieval studies, etc.; etc..



• Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA), The - Can browse programs available to State, local, tribal governments; territories; organizations, institutions; groups; individuals. Covers developing & writing grant proposals.



• Center for History and New Media (CHNM) - Includes tools (Syllabus Finder, etc.), resources (History Matters, Echo Research Center, guide to 1,200 history departments worldwide, etc.), projects (DoHistory, Interpreting the Declaration of Independence by Translation, The September 11 Digital Archive; etc.).



• Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) - Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), The. Has state profiles, FAQs, programs (Partners for Substance Abuse Prevention, Workplace Resource Center, etc.), a site search feature.



• Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence (CSPV) - Has databases (evaluation instruments, literature, programs, resources), 40 fact sheets (schools, gun control, etc.), etc..



• Center for World Indigenous Studies (CWIS) - Has Center information, Fourth World Documentation Archives (over 500 essays, position papers, resolutions, treaties, U.N. documents, speeches, declarations, etc., on the Americas, Africa, Asia, Europe, Melanesia, Pacific), etc., a site search.



• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) - The official U.S. Web site. Has Agency & War on Terrorism, The information, a virtual tour, museum, FAQs, publications (Chiefs of State and Cabinet Members of Foreign Governments, The World Factbook, etc.), an electronic reading room (Bay of Pigs, etc.), a site search.



• Child Welfare Information Gateway - Children's Bureau (CB). Has a National Adoption Directory, Library Search, Publications Search, State Statutes Search, statistics, organizations, etc., a site search.



• ChildCare.gov - Brings all federal agency resources in one spot. Covers running a program, keeping current, activity ideas, tips from the field, parent resources, etc..



• Children's Bureau (CB) - Administration for Children and Families (ACF), The. Has downloadable (pdf) laws, FAQs, links (Child Welfare Information Gateway, etc.).



• CIRRIE (Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange) - Has Center information; a searchable country directory of 500 research centers, government agencies, associations & organizations; browsable rehabilitation conferences; a forum; links; etc.. Includes the CIRRIE Database.



• Classics Pages, The - A comprehensive site with 1,000 pages of news, information, etc., on the social history, literature, art & archaeology, etc., of the ancient Greece & Rome.



• Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) - Has debate history back to 1858, transcripts back to 1960, a voter education & teacher's guide, election links, etc..



• CongressLink - Has guides, schedules, Write to Congress, election & legislation search, lesson plans, historical materials, etc., site search.



• Coombsweb, The - An online research facility. Can search tools (90 databases, 48,000 documents, sign up for ejournals, link to 12 research facilities, etc.), subscribe to scholarly mailing lists, read Asia-Pacific news, link to Asian-Pacific Studies at the ANU & NLA (EPrints Repository, etc.), & Asian Studies Association of Australia sites, etc..



• Council on Social Work Education is (CSWE) - Has information on membership (individual & program), accreditation & reaffirmation, meetings & education. Provides career & professional services, research reports & resource links, the latest issues of the Journal of Social Work Education and CSWE Focus. Includes a site search feature.



• CQ Press in Context - Scroll down for lesson plans & background on the Constitution, pro/con debates on Constitutional issues, articles on government powers, Constitutional factoids, links.



• Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI) - Can search catalog records (with images, transliterations) of tablets from 3200 BC through the 3rd millennium. Includes text glossaries, etc..



• Defend America - Has U.S. Department of Defence news about the war on terrorism, a site search.



• Development Gateway - A leading portal on economic development. Has project information, articles, community features, country gateways, information on conflict resolution, etc., a site search.



• Developmental Disabilities: Topic Home - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Has information on autism spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, hearing loss, mental retardation, vision impairment, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.



• Digital History - Has an online textbook, primary sources, multimedia, timeline, reference room, teacher resources, etc..



• Digital Scriptorium - Berkeley Digital Library SunSITE. A digital library of 1,000 images & catalog records of medieval & renaissance manuscripts.



• Diotima - Has material on women & gender in the ancient world (anthology, essays, images, courses & teaching materials, Diotima's Bibliography, etc.



• DisabilityInfo.gov - Has comprehensive U.S. government information & links on employment, education, health, technology, community life, civil rights, etc..



• Documenting the American South (DAS) - Can search over 900 primary documents (etexts & manuscripts) on history, literature, culture, colonial to early 20th century. Includes First-Person Narratives of the American South, Library of Southern Literature, North American Slave Narratives, The Southern Homefront 1861-1865.



• Douglass - Has over 100 historical American speeches & related documents. Has links to off-site resources.



• Dr. Ed Yardeni's Economics Network - Has commentary, information, links on sectors, investment tools, U.S. economic indicators, monetary & fiscal policies, charts (market,s, U.S., global, history), etc..



• Drugnet - A who's who in treatment & prevention. Has research resources, assessment tools, online tutorials, links on over 20 addictions.



• Economic Indicators.gov - U.S. Department of Commerce. Provide timely access to daily releases of key economic indicators from the BEA (Bureau of Economic Analysis) & U.S. Census Bureau.



• Economic Research, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - Has mailing lists, etc., a site search. Includes FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data), Economics Working Papers, etc..



• Economic Success Clearinghouse - Was the Welfare Information Network. Has information & resources on welfare, workforce development, work supports, income supplements, asset development.



• EH.Net (Economic History Services) - Includes Abstracts in Economic History, bibliographies, book reviews, EH.NET Course Syllabi, links to over 35 databases, an encyclopedia, etc.. Can Ask the Professor.



• Eldis Gateway to Development Information - A gateway with 14,850 documents, links to 4,500 organizations, 15,000 email messages, esource guides, country profiles, etc..



• Electionsworld.org / Elections around the world - Has results worldwide; links to parties, parliaments, electoral institutes; an electoral calendar; site search.



• Electronic Text Center - A library & digital archive. Can search, browse 10,000 public domain etexts in 12 languages & 164,000 images. Covers history, literature, philosophy, religion. Includes Ebooks, Electronic Theses and Dissertations in the Humanities; Modern English Collection, The; Uncle Tom's Cabin & American Culture, etc.. Use the Books & Media (Library Catalog) to link to selected individual ebooks.



• Electronic Text Centre - A Canadian virtual library & digital archive. Can search, browse collections on Canada's history & literature.



• EloPortal (European Integration Online Portal) - A portal with European Integration Online Papers (a peer-reviewed online working paper series), the European Research Papers Archive (ERPA), EuroInternet.



• eserver.org - A virtual library of over 35,200 texts on the arts, humanities, social sciences. Can search, browse collections with over 31,600 ebooks & articles.



• Europa - A portal to European Union information, online documents, Eurobarometer public opinion results back to 1994, downloadable (pdf, zip) Eurostat data, a glossary of 3,000 statistical terms translated into 20 languates..



• Exploring Ancient World Cultures - Has chronologies, essays, images, etexts, etc., on ancient & medieval worlds.



• Famous Trials - Covers 35 trials (the Nuremberg Trial, 1945-1949, Salem Witchcraft Trials 1692, etc.).



• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) - Has Bureau & War on Terrorism information, reports & publications (Handbook of Forensic Services, etc.), etc., a site search.



• Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (FRBSF) - Has Bank information, economic research & data, the Fed in Print, a Glossary of Economic Terms, Great Economists and Their Times, etc., a site search.



• Federal Trade Commission (FTC) - Has Commission information; a Registered Identification Number Database (RN); Congressional, economic (reports, working papers, etc.), legal resources, etc., a search site.



• FedWorld.gov - A U.S. Department of Commerce gateway to federal government job, legal information (7,400 Supreme Court decisions from 1937-75), links to top government sites. Includes FirstGov.gov, the NTIS Library (National Technical Information Service), SciTechResources.gov.



• Feminist Theory Website - Has over 5,400 citations of books & journal articles, 590 links, 90 biographies, 840 pages of information on over 30 topics (aesthetics & art, anthropology, communication & media, economics, education, history, literary criticism & theory, philosophy, political theory, psychology/psychoanalysis, etc.).



• FindLaw - A comprehensive legal resource site. Has professional (Encyclopedia of Law & Economics, Law and Economics Journal Bibliographies, etc.), student (academic law reviews & journals, etc.), small business (self-help, etc.), education (articles, briefs, etc.), public resources; documents, Supreme Court decisions, etc.; a site search; Web search via LawCrawler - Legal Web & Databases Search.



• FirstGov.gov - The U.S. government's official Web portal. Has information for citizens, businesses & nonprofits, federal employees; a Reference Center. Can search sites, browse links to federal agencies, departments, commissions, boards, etc..



• Five College Archives Digital Access Project - Gateway. Can search, browse 54 online collections of over 38,000 items on women's history.



• ForecastCenter.com - Covers trends in business, demographics, economy, energy, environment, finance, health, human resources, international, politics, technology, etc..



• FreeAdvice - Designed for non-lawyers. Has articles on 20 legal topics (business, criminal, financial, tax, etc.), discussions of current legal hot topics, a lawyer directory, etc..



• From Revolution to Reconstruction - Has over 3,000 documents (primary sources, transcripts), essays, over 200 biographies; presidential speeches, writings.



• Gallery of the Open Frontier - An image library (photos, paintings, drawings) of the American West.



• Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) - Library of Congress, The. A database of laws, regulations, judicial decisions, other complementary legal sources contributed by governmental agencies & international organizations.



• Global Technology Forum - Has insight, news analysis, research, best practice case studies on successful strategies for the global digital economy. Includes Has analysis, e-readiness ranking, etc., of doing ebusiness in 60 countries.



• HealthyPlace.com - Has comprehensive information on psychological disorders & tests, psychiatric medications, support groups, mental health news, etc..



• Historical Text Archive (HTA) - A virtual library with over 680 articles, 60 ebooks, 5,600 links, documents, photos.



• History and Politics Out Loud (HPOL) - Can search, browse 100 politically significant audio materials, mostly from the 1960s & 1970s.



• History Matters - Center for History and New Media (CHNM). The U.S. survey course on the Web. A gateway for high school & college students & teachers. Has over 1,000 primary documents, images, interviews. Covers how historians approach documents. Includes WWW.History, teaching assignmens Reference Desk, forums, syllabi, student work, teaching strategies & techniques, puzzles.



• History of Economic Thought Website, The - Has over 500 biographies, essays & surveys, links (primary resources, think tanks, glossaries, etc.), a site search.



• History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day - Has essays on origins of money & banking; control of money supply; warfare & financial history; 3rd world money & debt; etc..



• Human Intelligence - Has biographies of people who influenced the development of intelligence theory & testing, articles on human intelligence, resources for teachers.



• Human Rights Library - Has over 18,000 etexts (treaties, reports, documents from international & regional organizations; texts on international law; bibliographies), links to 4,000 other sites.



• HyperHistory Online - Has over 2,000 interconnected files (3,000 years of world history) with graphics, lifelines, timelines, maps, an 80 chapter etext.



• iAbolish - The anti-slavery portal with an overview of slavery (forced labor, involuntary servitude, debt bondage, forced prostitution, chattel slavery) in the world today; news, interviews, videos, audios, links to articles in the press; Congressional testimony, international governmental & non-governmental organization reports; information on abolitionist activism.



• JURIST - Has legal news & research tools; links on studying & teaching, scholarship & research, world law, terrorism law & policy, etc.; a forum, enewsletter.



• Kinship and Social Organization - An extensive interactive tutorial. Includes a glossary, FAQs, ancient Hebrews ethnography, etc..



• LawGuru.com - Has Internet Law Library, The; 2,280 links; FAQs; 20,000 legal forms; court forms for every State; discussion list; chat rooms; etc.. Can Find Attorneys.



• Lawrence J. Schoenberg Collection - Schoenberg Center for Electronic Text & Image (SCETI). Can search, browse late medieval & early modern manuscripts. Requires Macromedia Flash 5 plug-in.



• Legal Information Institute (LII) - Can search, browse summaries (with links to primary material) of U.S. & international law on over 100 topics (taxation, etc.). Has directories, an American legal ethics library, an introduction to legal citation, Supreme Court collection, Uniform Commercial Code, etc..



• LLRX.com - Has over 1,400 links to State & Federal court rules, forms, dockets; articles & columns on legal research, technology, management. Includes business filings database; Collapse of Enron: A Bibliography of Online Legal, Government and Legislative Resources, The; etc..



• Making of America (MOA) - Can search, browse primary sources (Making of America Books & Making of America Journals on social history, antebellum to reconstruction.



• Malaspina Great Books - A comprehensive database covering figures in literature & philosophy, science, art, music, theatre, cinema, history, religion, women, minorities. Has links to author home pages, etexts, lectures, etc..



• Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute - Has most of The Autobiography & The Papers, speeches, sermons, a biography, chronology, staff articles, links.



• Marxism Page - Has The Communist Manifesto & other classic etexts, introductions to Marxist politics, etc., a site search.



• Marxist Internet Archive - Has over 140 writer biographies, articles, classic etexts; a history of the revolutionary working class; a subject archive; an Encyclopedia of Marxism.



• McMaster University Archive for History of Economic Thought - Has primary etexts, studies of those texts & their 150 or so authors, links to 30 other archives.



• Medicare - The official U.S. government site. Has information on personal plans, drugs, eligibility, coverage, nursing home comparisons, participating physicians, etc..



• MentalHealth.net - A comprehensive guide with resources & services (tests, glossary, self-help, etc,), over 6,000 articles on 20 topics (abuse, alzheimer's, autism, child care, depression, suicide, etc.), a site search.



• Mexican Migration Project (MMP) - Has a downloadable (compressed ASCII) database (Mexican & U.S. survey data), oral histories, folk art exhibit, links. Focus is social & economic.



• NARIC (National Rehabilitation Information Center) - Has Center information, NARIC's Instant Disability Information Center (NARIC Knowledgebase, The; the NIDRR Program Directory; REHABDATA Database, The; etc.), etc., a site search.



• National Archives, The - Includes research Federal Register, The, Archives.gov for Educators and Students, pictures of the Civil War, Presidential Libraries, records of Congress, site search, etc..



• National Center for Children Exposed to Violence (NCCEV) - Has Center, domestic & school violence information; resources (a NCCEV Online Library; links in 26 categories, etc.); tools (glossaries, etc.); etc.; a site search.



• National Center for PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) - Has Center information, a FAQ, PILOTS database, The, etc., a site search.



• National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) - Has Center information; statistics, research, resources; laws & legislation; a clearinghouse; links & directories; etc., a site search.



• National Child Care Information Center (NCCIC) - Administration for Children and Families (ACF), The. Has an NCCIC Online Library, 25 resource lists (statistics & data, etc.), FAQs (starting a center, etc.), directories, etc., a site search.



• National Clearinghouse on Postsecondary Education for Individuals with Disabilities - Has Clearinghouse information, links in 18 categories (assistive technology, developmental disabilities, etc.), etc., a site search.



• National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) - A comprehensive site with downloadable (pdf) summaries (drugs & crime, victims, etc.), NCJRS Abstracts Database, NCJRS Advanced Search, links, etc..



• National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) - National Institutes of Health (NIH). Has Institute, clinical trial, health (signs, symptoms, treatment) information, publications (fact sheets, etc.), a site search.



• National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) - National Institutes of Health (NIH). Has Institute, clinical trial, disorders (over 300 diseases & conditions, etc.) information, etc., a site search.



• National Institute on Aging (NIA) - Has Institute & clinical trial information, health links (Alzheimer's, etc.), a site search



• National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) - National Institutes of Health (NIH). Has Institute & clinical trial information, databases (ETOH Archival Database (1972-2003), etc.), publications, FAQs, etc., a site search.



• National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) - U.S. Department of Education. Has information on legislation, etc.. Links to &/or sponsors ABLEDATA; etc..



• National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) - National Institutes of Health (NIH). Has Institute & clinical trial information, FAQs, trends & statistics, treatment & statistics, clinical trials, etc., a site search.



• National Library for the Environment (NLE) - Can search, browse links in 7 categories. Has over 1,300 Congressional Research Services Reports. Includes &/or sponsors PopPlanet, etc..



• NationalGeographic.com - Has Society information, a MapMachine, its magazine articles (audio, video), a site search. Covers travel, photography, etc.), destinations, etc..



• Native American Documents Project - Has published reports (1871-76) & 1875 map, allotment data, Rogue River War & Siletz Reservation Documents, California Tribes data.



• Native American Ethnobotany - Can search information on over 47,000 foods, drugs, dyes, fibers used by over 290 Native American peoples. Includes 3,800 species from 240 plant families.



• NBER (National Bureau of Economic Research) - Has Bureau & publications (NBER Working Papers, research, data) information, a site search.



• NCDDR (National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research) - Has Center information, information on over 20 topics (assistive technology, evaluation & measurement, etc.), etc., a site search.



• net.TUTOR - Has 15 interactive tutorials (Citing Net Sources, Evaluating Web Sites, Using Web Search Tools, etc.), resource guides (business, education, health, humanities, math & science, social sciences, etc.), etc..



• NetEc - Can search WebEc (World Wide Web Resources in Economic); etc.. Includes &/or sponsors RePEc (Research Papers in Economics).



• New York State Archives - New York State Education Department (NYSED). Has a gateway to online collections & exhibits. Can search the Excelsior library catalog.



• Nolo - Has legal information on business & human resources; patents, copyright, art; wills & estate planning; property & money; family law & mmigration; rights & disputes.



• Nuclear Weapon Archive, The - A comprehensive resource with information about nuclear energy & weapons. Has documents & reports about atomic bombs, nuclear testing, the Nevada test site, stories from survivors of Nagasaki & Hiroshima, a glossary, images of nuclear detonations, links.



• OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) - Has Organization & member country information (links, reports, etc.), OECD Economics Department Working Papers, etc.; a statistics portal with an extensive glossary, etc.; an OECD Publications; site search.



• Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) - Has facts & figures, downloadable (pdf, etc.) publications, resources, etc..



• ORB: The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies - Has an encyclopedia of peer-reviewed articles, libraries & reference (primary & secondary sources, etexts), teaching resources. Links to Internet Medieval Sourcebook; Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies, The; NetSERF; etc..



• Our Documents - Has 100 milestone acts, treaties, Supreme Court decisions, constitutional documents, presidential speeches, resolutions, executive orders, etc., from 1776-1965.



• Paleontology Portal, The - A portal for those interested in paleontology, from professionals in the lab to amateurs scouting for fossils to students in any classroom. Has many different resources (images, links, etc.) in this entry point.



• Pendulum Resources - A gateway to information on affective disorders diagnostics, medicines, alternative treatments, support, stress, etc..



• Personality Project--Overview, The - Has links to readings, academic sites, organizations, sites for students, etc.; a site, Web search.



• Political Database of the Americas - Can search, browse reference materials, primary documents, statistical data (constitutions, institutions, etc.). Has links.



• PopPlanet - National Library for the Environment (NLE). Includes news, country profiles, the POPLINE Population and Environment Bibilographic Resource, Population & Environment Linkages Service, etc..



• Population Reference Bureau (PRB) - Covers the population dimensions of social, economic, political issues. Has portals for journalists & educations, a datafinder for 95 demographic variables, data by country, a glossary, etc..



• Presidential Libraries - National Archives, The. Can visit the libraries & museums online.



• Psybersite - A gateway to locally mounted tutorials on cyberspace, social psychology, psychology & the environment, etc..



• Psych Web - Has over 1,000 links to psychology departments worldwide, mind tools, scholarly resources in 35 categories, etc..



• Psychology Information Online - Has information & links on diagnosis, disorders, psychotherapy, behavior therapy, evaluations & testing, forensic psychology, etc..



• Public Agenda - Has public opinion polls, research, guides & alternatives in over 20 categories (abortion, child care, crime, economy, education, family, ealth care, illegal drugs, immigration, internet privacy, medical research, poverty & welfare, race, right to die, etc.).



• Public History Resource Center (PHRC) - Has a definition of public history; essay on an aspect of its history; descriptions of degree programs & careers in the field; criteria for evaluating Web sites; reviews of sites.



• Question Bank (QB), The - Can search, browse social survey questionnaires from large-scale, policy-relevant U.K. sites.



• Romantic Chronology - Has information on events & topics (Anglo-Jewish history, etc.), links (authors, etexts, images, articles, primary material, syllabi, etc.).



• Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture - New York Public Library (NYPL), The. Has Center information, online exhibitions (African American Women Writers of the 19th Century; Images of African Americans in the 19th Century; In Motion: The African-American Migration Experience; etc..



• Search Engine Guide - Has links to over 3,200 tools (search engines, subject directories, databases [company, education, government, health & medicine, law, science, etc.]), news back to 1999, a vendor directory, etc., Web search.



• Siege and Commune of Paris, 1870-1871, The - Can search, browse over 1,200 photos & images.



• Site-By-Site - Has news & commentaries from leading investment banks, brokerages, banks. Focus is on economic reports & analysis of a country's economical situation rather than on individual stocks. Includes links to stock exchanges, derivative exchanges, central banks; country surveys.



• Social Care Online - An exttensive U.I. database with research briefings, reports, government documents, journal articles, Web sites, etc., on fostering, mental health, human resources , etc..



• Sparknotes - Has over 300 study guides in 15 categories (literature, history, philosophy, etc.), charts (math, science, etc.), etc., a site search.



• Spire Project, The - Has information & links on how to evaluate & find information on the Web (country profiles, patents, company information, imports & exports, United Nations information, government resources, industry research, theses & dissertations, news & news databases, etc.].



• Spy Letters of the American Revolution - Has a gallery of letters; stories about spies; secret methods & techniques of letter writing (code, invisible ink, mask letters); etc..



• Stanford Digital Forma Urbis Romae Project - Can search, browse photos, 3D images of 400 fragments of the Severan Marble Plan of Rome. Has a slab map, glossary, bibliography, links.



• Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), The - U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Links to clearinghouses (Prevention Online, PREVLINE; etc.). Includes The Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS)}}; Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP). Has a site search.



• Talking History - Can search, browse audio documentaries, speeches, debates, oral histories, conference sessions, commentaries & archival sources.



• Tangled Roots - An archive of 17th century primary documents on perceptions of Irish immigrants & African American slaves.



• TerraServer - The world's online imagery portal. Can view & browse imagery at no charge; purchase satellite imagery, aerial photos, prints, etc..



• Tobacco Information & Prevention Source (TIPS) - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Has Surgeon General's reports, research & data, how to quit guides, Tobacco Industry Documents, etc..



• U.S. Census Bureau - Has Bureau information, downloadable (pdf) publications (County and City Data Book, Economic Census, Statistical Abstract of the United States, State & County QuickFacks, etc.), a site search. Includes &/or sponsors the American FactFinder; FirstGov.gov; North American Industry Classification System (NAICS); TIGER (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing system); the U.S. Gazetteer; etc..



• U.S. Department of Health & Human Services - Has Department information, information on diseases & conditions, safety & wellness, food & drugs, disasters & emergencies, grants & funding, aging, families & children, etc.. Includes &/or sponsors Administration for Children and Families (ACF), The; Administration on Aging (AOA); Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS); The Center for Nursing Classification; U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA); GrantsNet; healthfinder; National Health Information Center (NHIC); National Institutes of Health (NIH); National Toxicology Program (NTP); National Women's Health Information Center (NWHIC); Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), The; etc..



• U.S. Department of State - Has Department; Counterterrorism Office; U.S. embassies, diplomatic missions & country information; etc.; a site search. Includes &/or sponsors Holocaust-Era Assets Records, a Public Diplomacy Query (PDQ), USINFO.STATE.GOV, etc..



• U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) - Has Department information, a site search. Covers drug trafficking & abuse, law enforcement, drug abuse, etc..



• U.S. House of Representatives - Has a directory, links to offices, what's on the floor, votes, etc., a site search. Links to THOMAS, United States Code, etc.



• U.S. Senate, The - Has information on Senators, committees, activities, etc.; a virtual tour; site search. Can learn (glossary, facts), contact the Senate.



• UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) - United Nations (UN). Has Organization, UNESCO Documents & Publications, etc., a site search.



• United Nations (UN) - Has UN information & a locator, maps & geographic resources; the UNBISnet (UN Bibliographic Information System); etc., a site search. Covers peace & security, economic & social development, human rights, humanitarian affairs, international law. Includes &/or sponsors UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), etc..



• USINFO.STATE.GOV - U.S. Department of State. Has official information on international security, trade & economics, global issues, democracy, human rights, society/culture/values; etc.; a site search.



• Vietnam Project, The - Has information on The Vietnam Center, Virtual Vietnam Archive, The, oral histories, etc., a site search.



• Vindolanda Tablets Online - Can search, browse writing tables (the texts, English translations, commentaries, images) from the Roman fort in northern England.



• Virginia Tech Imagebase - Can search, browse over 30,000 images (photos & negatives). Includes 5,700 art & art history slides, the Civil War collection, etc..



• Virtual Naval Hospital - Has administration manuals; information & textbooks for patients (medical problems, etc.) & providers (anatomy, biological & chemical warefare, general medicine & surgery, internal medicine, preventive medicine, psychiatry, etc.); a site search. Use the Books & Media (Library Catalog) to link to selected individual ebooks.



• Wars for Viet Nam, The - Has an overview, 20 primary documents (Geneva Accords, excerpts from Law 10/59, etc.), 50 links.



• Web of Addictions - Has FAQs on alcohol & drugs, links, contacts, meetings & conferences, etc..



• White House, The - Includes The Presidents of the United States & First Ladies' Gallery, information on the White House, events & traditions, statistics (economic, social, etc.); speeches, photos; a site search. Can Contact the Whitehouse.



• Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1820-1940 - Has 2,000 primary documents, a teacher's corner (lesson plans, some for a fee), 50 links, a site search.



• World Bank, The - Has Bank information (PovertyNet, etc.), discussions, enewsletters, a site search. Can get data & statistics, World Bank Data & Research, etc.. Includes &/or sponsors Macroeconomics and Growth, etc..