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San Diego Wildfire Relief & Assistance
Here is a list of links to organizations with quick and easy ways to help with the relief and rebuilding efforts in San Diego after the devastating wilfires that have ravaged through the area:
San Diego Habitat for Humanity
San Diego Salvation Army
San Diego Humane Society
Volunteer San Diego
San Diego Red Cross

New Orleans Information & Resources
This special section hosts information and resources for and by the music community to help facilitate, organize and promote efforts that help New Orleans get back on its feet. Click here to visit this section.

Green Touring Resources AVAILABLE!

We've put together all of our learning and artist recommendations on green touring! Find it all here. And come back frequently, as we will be updating as we find more.

Books to keep you informed
Click here for a list of books to keep you informed and educated.

Donate Airplane Miles
Click here to learn how to donate all of those frequent flyer miles you've gathered on tour to the Red Cross.

Updating Your Band's Website with Activism Links
An easy way to keep your fanbase involved and interested in politics is to give them resources to find more information.
Check out our toolkit page or download a copy of the list with links.

Learn more in ATC’s Toolkit


		“The pressure coming from the government and big business to enforce conformity of thought concerning the war and politics goes against everything that this country is about – namely freedom. Right now, we are supposedly fighting to create freedom in Iraq, at the same time that some are trying to intimidate and punish people for using that same freedom here at home.“
		- Bruce Springsteen


	WHAT CAN I DO?

	"Katrina fatigue" has become a phrase for those all too ready to forget the enormity of what happened in New Orleans and the work that still needs to be done. Below are just a few of the incredible groups working tirelessly to rebuild this special city. Each group has different needs that are noted on their respective websites. If you are looking for another type of organization not listed below please contact us and we can help. Sweet Home New Orleans Safe Streets, Strong Communities Levees.Org Gulf Coast Fund Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation ACORN Common Ground Relief CLICK HERE FOR MORE GREAT ORGANIZATIONS ( Resource list published by ATC in 2006 ) ________________________________________________________________________________ LISTEN TO THE MUSIC! New Orleans is made of music. One visit to the city and you cannot escape it, it is in the air. The history of the city is found in the many musicians and songs that have come out of here, and there are many. To help navigate the incredible choices we asked those that know best for a Music 101 list. See below for the list of recommendations and then go buy it from a local music store in New Orleans (also noted in the resource list). Click here to get a list of "Recommened New Orleans music" by the experts! Al Johnson has released his newest album. Click here to visit his website to buy a cd!


	NEW ORLEANS REALITY TRIP IDEAS
	To better understand what happened to New Orleans after Katrina and what the current situation is we highly recommend seeing it for yourself. During our short visits to New Orleans we have learned a lot and, more importantly, we know how better to help the communities of this great city. If you or your band would like to do the same please let us know and we can help to coordinate. For fans and friends interested in learning more you can point them to the organizations and resources below. Please note: The groups listed below were selected based on program offerings and tour itineraries. ATC has not particpated in any of the below programs or tours. We highly recommend that you contact each group directly to ensure their services meets your expectations. Post Katrina Tours Gray Line Tours by Isabelle Voluntourism Voluntourism combines traditional travel/tourism with volunteer work. Travelers are given opportunities to contribute money and/or time to causes related to their destinations. Volunteer opportunities may include community development work such as building, painting, teaching skills and conservation. Common Ground Collective Volunteer Louisiana ACORN Mardi Gras Service Corps Rainy Day Traveler Voluntourism New Orleans Online Hands On Parkway Partners City Park New Orleans Alternative Spring Break 2008 Break Away United Way Back To New Orleans Main Page

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