It is well worth taking the time to explore this section fully. It is brimming with accounts of many important issues - many of which tie directly into the struggle for equality in which people with disabilities have been engaged for more than a generation.

• The Disability Social History Project is a community history project that welcomes your participation. This is an opportunity for people with disabilities to reclaim our history and determine how we want to define ourselves and our struggles. People with disabilities have an exciting and rich history that should be shared with the world.
• Concordis works on peace and international conflict resolution. It brings together expatriate communities resident in Canada, drawn from opposite sides of foreign conflicts, and brokers a collaborative dialogue between them, to develop solutions to the hostilities in their regions of origin. Their hope for their website mirrors the philosophy that drives their broader mission: that in an era of mobility and instantaneous communications, it is possible to bring together people from around the world and forge the mutual understanding that is the foundation of a sustainable and just peace everywhere.

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