ADDENDUM K

CURRICULUM RESOURCES

PRINT & MULTI-MEDIA

These organizations provide population education curriculum resources in one or more issue areas. If available, search for internet web pages with additional organizational and resource information.

• American Association for
  World Health
  c/o CNI2001 S St. NW, Suite 530
  Washington DC. 20009
• CARE WorldHeadquarters
  660 First Ave
  New York, NY 10016
• Centers for Disease Control
  Public Inquiries Department
  1600 Clifton Road
  Atlanta, GA 30333
• Environmental &
  Occupational Health
  Sciences  Institute
  45 Knightsbridge Rd
   Piscataway, NJ 08854
• Food and Agricultural Organization of the UN
  Publications Division
  Viale delle Terme di Caracalla
  00100 Rome, Italy
• Heifer Project Int'l.
  Route 2, Box 33
  Perryville, AR 72126
• National 4-H Supply Service
  7100 Connecticut Ave.
  Chevy Chase, MD 21085
• National Information Health
  Center
  P.O.Box 1133
  Washington, D.C. 30013-1133
• Oxfam America, Inc.
  15 Broadway
  Boston, MA 02116
• Population-Environment  Film
  Library ,
  Suite 520
  1875 Connecticut Avenue, NW
  Washington, D.C. 20009
• U.S. Committee  for  UNICEF
  331 East 38th St
  New York, NY
• The World Bank
  1818 H Street NW
  Washington, D.C.20433
• Zephyr Press
  3316 Chapel Ave.
  PO Box 13448-C,
  Dept. 25
  Tucson, AZ 85732-3448
• Zero Population Growth
  Director, Population Ed.
  1400 16th St. NW, Suite 320
  Washington, D.C. 20036

INTERNET  SOURCES

l) National Agricultural Library
(NAL)
10301 Baltimore Avenue
Beltsville, MD 20705
email: [email protected]

The NAL is one of the world's largest collections of agriculture and rural life references. Check University libraries for additional data banks and references.

2.) CYFERNet: An excellent source for information is: " the Internet-based children, youth, and family   (CYF) information service of The Cooperative Extension System (CES). CYFERNet is a central source for five cooperating networks, compiled by CES and more than 100 community-based programs in the CYFAR initiatives. It includes:
Health - National Decisions for Health Network (NDHN).
Child Care-National Network for Child Care (NNCC).
Building  Organizational Collaborations - National Network for Collaboration (NNCO).
Promoting Family Strength -National Network for Family Resiliency (NNFR).
Science and Technology Programs — National Network for Science and Technology Literacy (NNST)

CYFERNet maintains the following collections:

• Curriculum and Activities for Child and Youth Programming, including:

1. National 4-H Collection of Reviewed Youth Curricula;
2. PINNET, North Central Region 4-H Curriculum database;
3. 4-H Curriculum Development: Status & Needs;
4. National 4-H Collection of Youth Curricula: Jury Process;
5. CES 4-H Curriculum Development Projects and Requests for Proposals;
6. Resources for Teaching Sustainable Agriculture; and
7. Aquaculture for Youth and Youth Education.

• CYF Research and Public Policy,
• CYF Statistics and Demographics,
• CYF Professional Development,
• Funding & Resource Development,
• Technology Tools,
• Evaluation Tools, and
• State Extension Children, Youth, and Family Publications.

Other CYF Curriculum Resources:

• Internet Resources for Teachers
• Blue Web (index of online activities, lessons, and resources);
• National Diffusion Network Program.
• Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators  (list of online resources for "enhancing curriculum and teacher professional growth).