| 1. | Obligation, Inc. | | | Seeks to empower citizens with the resources they need to protect children from the popular culture.
www.obligation.org |
| 2. | BadAds.org | | | Site has tools and suggestions to put an end to intrusive advertising. Includes information for parents, teachers, and kids.
www.badads.org |
| 4. | Commercialism in Education Research Unit | | | CERU, directed by Professor Alex Molnar, conducts research, disseminates information, and helps facilitate dialogue between the education community, policy makers, and the public at large about commercial activities in schools.
www.asu.edu |
| 6. | Advertising / Commercial Ventures | | | An annotated bibliography of resources (articles, documents, and web pages) that deal with corporate involvement in K-12 schools. Compiled by an information specialist.
www.bctf.ca |
| 7. | Branded for Life? | | | Christian Science Monitor report on marketing efforts to develop brand loyalty with children.
www.csmonitor.com |
| 8. | PTAs and Commercialism in Schools | | | Speech given by Charlotte Baecher of Consumers Union in February 1999 to approximately 150 PTA representatives in New York State.
www.asu.edu |
| 11. | Citizens' Campaign for Commercial-Free Schools | | | Works to protect the right of Washington children and youth to a commercial-free education. Includes upcoming events, action alerts, newsletters, and how to get involved.
www.scn.org |
| 12. | School Pouring Rights | | | Site argues that school soda contracts are illegal, not merely bad policy.
www.schoolpouringrights.com |
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