War, Peace, Security Guide The Canadian Forces College has created an information resource centre on war and peace. Graphical links to armed forces, peace and disarmament sites, and military information are available. Visit the clickable map of world conflicts. Choose two contemporary conflicts to explore. Who are the main combatants? What are the main issues? Can you identify any similarities between the two conflicts? Do you have any suggestions for resolution to the conflict? Are other international actors a help or a hindrance to the conflict?

Dreams of Tibet PBS Online brings you a very educational website devoted to issues surrounding Tibet and its quest for independence. View the chronology of Tibet's history starting in the year 600. Then read about Tibetan Buddhism and find out exactly who is the Dalai Lama. Review interviews with Richard Gere, who is a "free Tibet" activist as well as an actor, or Martin Scorses who directed the movie "Kundun" which is based on the biography of the Dalai Lama. You can also share your thoughts in a discussion forum.

CAIN Web Service The Conflict Archive on the Internet provides information on "the Troubles" in Northern Ireland. There are links to the key events and issues. You can also learn more about the society in Northern Ireland.

INCORE Initiative on Conflict Resolution & Ethnicity has an Internet Guide that allows you to examine the most recent international conflicts and nationalist movements in detail. Read about the Kurd's quest for their own state. Find out what is happening in Kosovo. There are links to prime sources, Email lists and newsgroups, news sources, maps, and non governmental organizations. You can also gather information according to theme. Want to know how war affects children? Visit the "Children and Conflict" link.