• The International Relief and Friendship Foundation. By sponsoring development projects that stimulate an exchange of knowledge, skills, and service between developed and developing countries, IRFF is working toward the elimination of poverty, malnutrition, and disease.

• Isshin Hospital (Japan)

• The Religious Youth Service

• International Christians for Unity and Social Action

• National Council for Church and Social Action

• The International Cultural Foundation

• The International Conference on World Peace

• The International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences (ICUS)

• The Summit Council for World Peace. The Summit Council maintains a web page related to the need for emergency humanitarian aid to address the famine in North Korea.

• The International Security Council

• The International Peace Highway was proposed by Rev. Moon at an ICUS conference in the 1980s.

• The Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy

• Ocean Church

Interreligious/Ecumenical

• The Interreligious Federation for World Peace

• The International Religious Foundation

• The Council for the World's Religions

• The Assembly of the World's Religions

• The New Ecumenical Research Association (New ERA)

• The Youth Seminar on the World's Religions

• The Religious Youth Service

• International Christians for Unity and Social Action

• National Council for Church and Social Action

• The International Christian Students Association

• The Interdenominational Conferences for Clergy

• The Super-denominational Christian Association

• World Scripture - A comparative anthology of sacred texts from the world's religions. Most of the 900+ page volume has been converted to html.

Educational

• Sun Moon University (Korea). This Web site is in Korean.

• Unification Theological Seminary (USA). Fully accredited graduate school on a large scenic wooded campus on the Hudson River in upstate New York, offering master's degrees in Divinity and in Religious Education.

• Professors World Peace Academy (PWPA) is a tax-exempt educational organization founded to support the academic community's role in the pursuit of world peace. PWPA publishes books, publishes the International Journal on World Peace, organizes conferences, and is forming a world university network. It was founded in 1973 and presently has chapters in over 100 countries.

• Sonhwa Arts High School (Korea). A magnet school for the performing arts which draws students from all over the country, it is one of the top high schools in Korea.

• Sonhwa Arts Middle School (Korea). A magnet school for the performing arts which draws students from all over the region, it is one of the top middle schools in Korea.

• Sonjong Middle School (Korea)

• New Hope Academy. A parent-founded, state-certified, non-sectarian inter-religious pre-k through tenth grade school in Landover Hills, MD, which has over 20 faiths and 35 countries represented among its faculty, staff, and students.

• Korean Language and Cultural Center. Utilizes unique and innovative language aquisition methods developed by founder Dr. In Ku Kim-Marshall.

• Kyongbok Elementary School (Korea)

• Unification Encyclopedia Project by Dr. Andrew Wilson.

• Women's Federation for World Peace (WFWP) is "women from around the world committed to: serving our communities, strengthening the family, reconciling differences, healing the wounds of the past, providing leadership for the global family."

• Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU) is an international society of families who strive to embody the ideal of true love and to establish a world of peace and unity among all peoples.

• The True Family Values Ministry is a non-deminational and interreligious ministry which presents seminars and programs dedicated to exploring the roots of the breakdown of the family.

• The Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy

• World CARP (Collegiate Association for the Research of Principle) is an organization for college students founded by Rev. Sun Myung Moon.

• Ocean Church

• The Pure Love Alliance. "Promoting the moral foundations of healthy family life," such as fidelity in marriage and chastity beforehand, it sponsors seminars, workshops, forums and discussion groups, rallies and demonstrations, an online magazine and other publications, and social and cultural events.

• The HeartThread Resource Page - "The Internet Resource Page of Marriage, Parenting & International Family Traditions", by FutureRealm Productions.
  The site includes "HeartQuestions", a Q&A Forum where you can submit questions about marriage, parenting or family issues toPeter F. Brown, author of the book Striving For Parental Love - A Practical Guide on Giving Parental Love to Children.

• HeartWing newsletter is published by Victoria Clevenger, hrtwing@pacifier.com. HeartWing's purpose is to help us learn from, connect to, and more deeply value the heart and insight of each other, beyond any differences in race, religion, nationality, or gender.

The Arts

• United Artists International

• The Kirov Academy of Ballet (USA). Directly affiliated with the world-renowned Kirov-Mariinsky Ballet of St. Petersburg, the Kirov Academy of Ballet has itself rapidly become a focus of attention. A faculty well-conversant with the international ballet community trains its aspiring young dancers in a manner based on teachings of the Vaganova Ballet Academy and the performance standards of the Kirov Ballet. Oleg Vinogradov's dual role as artistic director of both the Kirov Ballet and Kirov Academy provides an unprecedented opportunity for artistic and cultural exchange between Russia and the United States.

• Universal Ballet Company (Korea)

• The New York City Symphony. Not founded by Unificationists, of course--founded in 1926, the New York City Symphony came under the patronage of the International Cultural Foundation in 1972. Under its Unificationist conductor and director, David Eaton, it has established an impressive record, winning such accolades as "an excellent conductor..." (New York Times) and "outstanding performances... one of America's finest orchestras." (New York Daily News).

• The Manhattan Center.

• The Little Angels' Dance Troupe (Korea). Founded by Rev. Moon in 1961, these "ambassadors of peace" have toured the world, performed for heads of state and at the U.N., and haved moved audiences with their beauty and professionalism.

• The Little Angels' Performing Arts Center (Korea). It has been called one of the most beautiful modern buildings in Korea. Designed by a Unificationist architect (who also designed the country's national performing arts center), it is one of the major centers for the performing arts in Korea.

• Sonhwa Arts High School (Korea). A magnet school for the performing arts which draws students from all over the country, it is one of the top high schools in Korea.

• Sonhwa Arts Middle School (Korea). A magnet school for the performing arts which draws students from all over the region, it is one of the top middle schools in Korea.

• The New Hope Singers International

• HSAC

• Holy Songs

• Crown of Glory , a poem written by Sun Myung Moon when he was a youth.

Media

• The World Media Association. Sponsors the World Media Conference, which examines ethics in media, the role and responsibilities of media in society, and similar topics.

• The Washington Times. After the Washington Star went out of business, the capital of the most powerful nation on earth became a one-newspaper town, and that one newspaper leaned far toward one end of the political spectrum. The award-winning Washington Times, one of the five most-quoted newspapers in the country, provides an alternative voice in the nation's capital.

• The Washington Times National Weekly Edition

• Noticias del Mundo (New York City)

• Sekai Nippo (Tokyo, Japan)

• Segye Ilbo (Seoul, Korea)

• The Middle East Times (Athens, Greece). "Your weekly source for news and independent analysis of politics, culture, the arts and religion in the Middle East."

• Ultimas Noticias (Montevideo, Uruguay)

• The World & I magazine. A magazine of the information renaissance. The World & I is a unique concept in magazine publishing, combining the best scholarship with the best in magazine journalism. Seven distinct editorial sections in 350 pages chronicle our changing world in engaging prose and vivid photography.

• Insight magazine. "As Newsweek is the sister newsweekly of the liberal Washington Post newspaper, Insight is the sister newsweekly of the conservative Washington Times newspaper."

• Religion Weekly (Korea)

• Free Press International

• Paragon House Publishers

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