Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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This category is for listing sites that concern the make up of the local community: its people, its history, and resources and institutions that serve the people. Subjects include religion, clubs and lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, kids, teens, activism, alternative sexuality, genealogy, and personal home pages.

Subcategories

• Activism
• Animal Welfare
• By County
• By Locality
• Clubs and Lodges
• Dating
• Disability Resources
• Ethnicity
• Fox Valley
• Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual
• Genealogy
• History
• Labor
• Military
• Museums
• Organizations
• Personal Pages
• Politics
• Religion
• Youth

Resources in This Category

• Adoption Services Inc.

  http://www.adoptionservicesinc.com/
  Private, non-profit, non-sectarian agency licensed to serve birth parents and prospective adoptive parents. Waukesha and Appleton.

• Amber Alert System of Wisconsin

  http://www.amberalertwisconsin.org/
  Brings emergency news and details of child abductions in and around the state.

• Netstate: Wisconsin Symbols and Emblems

  http://www.netstate.com/states/symb/wi_symb.htm
  Includes official state designations with descriptions and date of adoption.

• SmokeFree Wisconsin Blog

  http://smokefreewisconsin.blogspot.com/
  News about state legislation and policies which impact tobacco use in public places across the state.

• Tenant Resource Center

  http://www.tenantresourcecenter.org/
  Information about landlord-tenant law for state residents. Contains printable online forms and help desk information.

• Terese Allen

  http://www.tereseallen.com/
  Recipes, excerpts, other information by cookbook author Terese Allen.

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