A moderated e-mail discussion list of over 850 people from over a dozen nations, covering issues in community organizing and all its related areas. 

A collection of original writings and hard-to-find reprints on community organizing, development, planning and related topics.  You can learn about how to submit your paper, as well as learn from others.

A collection of syllabi and teaching resources for courses in Community Organizing and Related Fields. You can learn about how to contribute your syllabi, as well as learn from others. This section also contains links to on-line readings and scholarly archives.

A set of on and off-site links to a wide variety of resources supporting the work of community organizers, educators, researchers, and those working in related fields. There are links to training materials, funding, other organizations, and a wide variety of other resources.

Tools, such as searching, translating, and others, to help you navigate and fully use the COMM-ORG web site. You can also report bad links and suggest new links. 

COMM-ORG is edited and moderated by Randy Stoecker, with support from the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Toledo.  You can find out about the editor/moderator, as well as learn about the COMM-ORG mission and history.