Resources. (News for Educational Workers).

Resource Center of the Americas "Books for Spring 2002" highlights A Chorus of Stories and its usual excellent offerings of multicultural teaching resources, books about activism and human rights, books about Latinos and Latinas, books about Native American Indians, and other books about Latin America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. For copies of this resource brochure, call 1-800-452-8382 or visit www.americas.org.

The brochure for New Books from TC Press, Spring 2002, can be ordered by calling 1-800-575-655566 or visiting www.teacherscollegepress.com.

Teaching For Change was launched in 1993 to provide resources for school staff and parents who seek to transform schools. The materials in the catalog help educators integrate the experiences of the peoples who have been left in the margins of the curriculum. To order the catalog, call 1-800-763-9131 or visit www.teachingforchange.org.

The Bisexual Resource Center presents the 4th edition of the Bisexual Resource Guide, the most comprehensive international bi directory published. It includes every kind of bisexual and bi-inclusive organization in the world: youth groups and media, bi People of Color coalitions and cross-cultural alliances, political groups and social gatherings, universities, religious centers, bookstores, HIV/AIDS support, and places to dance and sing. The Guide costs $13.95 and can be ordered by writing The Bisexual Resource Center, Dept. HAY, PO Box 1026, Boston MA 02117-1026 or calling 617-424-9595.

The Veterans of Hope Project is an interdisciplinary initiative on religion, culture and democracy based at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver. Professional-quality interviews with five former freedom movement participants (Andrew Young, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Gwendolyn Zoharah Simmons, Ruby Sales, and James Lawson) are available for purchase. This first group of tapes, each 30-45 minutes long, are interviews covering such topics as how the participants each became involved in the movement, how the movement changed the rest of their lives, and what they see as important contemporary social issues. These videos are being used in classrooms, workshops and other settings with groups ranging in age from middle school students to elders. For an order form and more information, please go to http://www.iliff.edu/about_iliff/special_veterans.htm or call 303-765-3194.

NECA/Teaching for Change (www.teachingforchange.org/Sept11.htm) has posted key articles and links to web sites concerning the September 11 attacks for those who want to place this tragedy in its larger historical and current context. Please note that their posting does not imply full endorsement by NECA. This site also shares lessons, articles, and other resources.