Business Leaders and Investors for a Living Wage  www.responsiblewealth.org/living_wage Report and FAQ about living wage from Responsible Wealth, a project of United for a Fair Economy.

Campus Living Wage Project  www.clwproject.org A collection of interviews and information on campus "living wage" campaigns. Includes interviews with student activists and profiles of past campaigns.

Dane County Living Wage Campaign  www.solidarity.com/LivingWage Campaign reports and articles about Dane County's cost of living and wages.

Employment Policies Institute - Living Wage Policies  www.epionline.org/index_lw.cfm Living wage resource site including research and an updated list of city proposals.

Harvard Living Wage Campaign  www.hcs.harvard.edu/~pslm/livingwage Campaign to eradicate poverty wages at Harvard University. Includes a comprehensive report on poverty wages at Harvard, with a detailed discussion of the spread low-wage labor on campus, analysis and critique of reforms developed by Harvard, and testimonies of Harvard workers.

The Jus Semper Global Alliance  www.jussemper.org Long term sustainable development through The Living Wages North and South Initiative (TLWNSI), a corporate social responsibility program for gradual wage equalization.

Living Wage Coalition of Sonoma County (California)  www.livingwagesonoma.org The main purpose of the coalition is to address the problem of growing income inequality and poverty in its community.

Progressive Maryland: Living Wage Campaign  progressivemaryland.org/page.php?id=148 Proposes self-sufficiency standards and the potential advantages of a statewide living wage. Describes the recent history of local legislation on the issue.

United Students Against Sweatshops  www.studentsagainstsweatshops.org National network of student groups working to end sweatshops and other labor abuses.

Vermont Livable Wage Campaign  www.vtlivablewage.org Frequently asked questions, analysis of working incomes, and organizing and actions in the state.

NPR : Low-Wage America  www.npr.org/news/specials/low_wage According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 20 million workers earn less than $9 an hour - not enough to buy the basics in some areas. In a series of special reports, NPR's Noah Adams travels throughout the US to profile the low-income workforce, talking with people about their jobs, their families and their hopes for the future. (2004)

'Living wage' Laws Gain Momentum Across US  www.csmonitor.com/2002/0315/p01s02-usec.html A new study shows higher incomes from 'living wage' outweigh the cost in job losses. From the Christian Science Monitor. (March 15, 2002)