| End-of-life_Care End-of-life issues - meeting the physical, psychological, social, spiritual, and practical needs of terminally ill patients and their caregivers. |
| End-of-Life_Decisions This message of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America draws attention to end-of-life decisions and encourages action on it. |
| Ethical_Issues_in_Terminal_Health_Care Articles and essays on patients' rights, Ethics Committees, the Right-to-Die Debate, and Physician Assisted Suicide. |
| Innovations_in_End-of-Life_Care This on-line journal features peer-reviewed examples of promising practices in end-of-life care. |
| Last_Acts Campaign to improve care of the dying by coalition of healthcare professional and consumer organizations. News and discussion on death and dying, reports on palliative care, resource directory, free |
| The_Leaving_Life_Questionnaire A guide to exploring ideas, feelings and experiences related to death and dying, quality of life and suffering, old age,and voluntary euthanasia. |
| On_Our_Own_Terms__Moyers_on_Dying Four-part PBS series by television journalist Bill Moyers that focuses on end-of-life care in the U.S. |
| Project_on_Death_in_America To understand and transform the culture and experience of dying and bereavement |
| Responding_to_Patients_in_the_Persistent_Vegetative_State Discusses the withdrawal of food and fluids from PVS patients without other complicating conditions from a Christian viewpoint. |
| Rites_of_Passage Non-profit agency providing services to people with terminal illnesses; education, videos and training on AIDS and death and dying including works by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross and Dannion Brinkley. |
| Disability_Data On-line versions of InfoUse's Chartbooks on Disability, Work and Disability, and Women and Disability; statistics, charts, and analysis of other disability data. |
| Disability_Statistics_Center A national center of research and training in disability statistics. The Center has ongoing research projects on the cost of disability, employment and earnings, access to health and long-term care se |
| Disability_Tables Data from various sources for the United States and world. |
| N_C_H_S_-_Statistics Statistics about the prevalence of various disabilities. |
| National_Health_Interview_Survey_on__Disability A series of questionnaires designed to provide a useful set of measures while maintaining a balance between the social, administrative, and medical considerations involved in disability measurement. |
| National_Study_on_Women_with_Physical_Disabilities The study examined a broad range of issues facing women with physical disabilities. |
| Research_Agenda__Disability_Data Provides background information for a meeting on data sets containing information on health care and long-term supports for persons with disabilities, held on March 31, 1995. |
| Sociometrics_Data_Archive_on_Disability_in_the_U_S_ Data sets on the prevalence, incidence, correlates, and consequences of disability in the United States. |
| The_State_of_the_States_in_Developmental_Disabilities A "Project of National Significance" research project administered by the University of Colorado to investigate public spending for disability services in each state. |
| U_S__Census_Bureau_Data_on_Disability Offers reports, briefs, research papers, and data. Includes information on how the data is collected. |
| Baptist-Clergy-N-Churches For anyone with a genealogical interest in Baptist clergy and churches. |
| Baptist-Roots Genealogy and the Baptist Church. |
| Brethren Dedicated to genealogy and welcomes anyone who wants to exchange information and search for Brethren Roots. |
| Brethren_History_and_Genealogy Describes printed, manuscript, and web resources for members of the "Church of the Brethren." |
| CAN-ONT-Quakers For anyone researching their Quaker or Religious Society of Friends ancestors in Ontario, Canada. |
| Catholic For the discussion and sharing of information regarding the tracing of Catholic ancestors using church records. |
| Cohanim_Modal_Haplotype A proposed DNA genetic signature of the ancient Hebrew population. |
| Cyndi\'sList_-_Huguenot A directory of Huguenot sites. |
| Early-Nazarene-Church The early Nazarene Church. |
| Exulanten Protestants that were forced to leave Austria in the 16th-18th centuries. |
| Fasti__Ecclesiae_Scoticanae Scottish ministers from the Reformation, East Lothian Midlothian and West Lothian, their births marriages and deaths also of their spouses and offspring. |
| Genealogy_Archives_in_Germany Includes information from government, church (Catholic,Evangelical), and military sources. Primarily in German. |
| German_Lutheran_Church_Book Church and cemetery records 1850 to 1981 documenting more than 1,400 individuals in and around Peppertown, Salt Creek Township, Franklin County, translated from German, and also available on microfilm |
| Huguenot The Huguenots were French Protestants from the 16th and 17th centuries, many of whom migrated to other countries due to religious persecution. |
| Huguenot_Historical_Society_of_New_Paltz,_New_York Founded in 1894, the society owns and operates the National Historic Landmark District, Huguenot Street, a collection of house museums with construction dates ranging from 1690 to 1894. |
| Huguenot_Society_of_South_Carolina Find out about membership, genealogy links, and contact information for this organization established in 1885, to the preserve the history and genealogy of the members of the Protestant Reformation wh |
| Huguenot_Web_Site Portal for descendants and researchers of French Huguenots, including a message board, free e-mail accounts, and related links. |
| Huguenots_of_France___Genealogies Alsace, Dauphiné, Lyon, Normandie, Sancerre and Tours. Over 55.000 names. Includes links and a bibliography. |
| Huguenots-Walloons-Europe For researchers who are interested in sharing information about their Huguenot and/or Walloon ancestry, with a geographical focus on European research. |
| Lay-Preachers For the discussion and sharing of information regarding ancestors who were ordained as lay preachers, particularly in rural areas. |
D-W.I.L.D
Women's International Linkage on Disability
D-WILD (Women's International Linkage on Disability) is an international e-mail list group for WOMEN with disabilities and WOMEN allies. Women from different countries exchange experiences, information and ideas on issues related to women with disabilities.
When you post to this list, you are reaching disabled women from around the world.
Announce! Inform! Question! Problem Solve! Discuss!
It is what WE make it!
D-WILD is co-managed by two volunteers, Barbara Anello, a WWD from North Bay, Ontario in Canada and by Rebecca, a young WWD from Madison, Wisconsin in the USA.
D-WILD has screens membership requests. While some members wouldn't mind male members on our group some other members have been abused by men or just don't feel comfortable discussing some issues openly with male members around. We just want to have a little place where all women can feel safe to share ideas and feelings. So, you must be female to join but you don't need to be disabled to join. A disability can be physical or mental. A FEW RULES
* The list members come from many backgrounds, ages and beliefs so all
members most be tolerant and respectful to all members opinons even if you disagree with that opinion. No flaming ( calling members names, personal attacks on another member, starting fights just for fun)
* This is NOT a romance, or internet pick-up group. The topics of may come up but this is not a place to activly look for a date.* Posts should not be passed on to people off the group (this means by forwarding by email or printing) unless the post clearly states to pass the e-mail around. This keeps what we say in our group in our group. Another way to try and make all members feel free to talk openly.* Some language and topics may
occur occasionally in emails. Over use of inappropriate language will
not be allowed.
* No SPAMMING or sending numerous emails unrelated to the topics of
women, health, and the daily issues of the disabled.* If you have negative
issues with a member go to them privately ( off list ) or to the list owners. If you think a member is
abusing the list come to the list owners. Otherwise, we just get non productive
disagreements. Disagreements about subjects are productive stimulating debates but gossiping about a member or making unnecessary negative personal remarks is a
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new members to post using plain text format rather than HTML/Rich
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