Adbusters:
	Provocative magazine features anti-consumerism and pro-social ads for students to analyze, as well as articles and letters that raise important questions about consumerism and corporate activity within our society. Their campaigns tackle the issues of media concentration, overconsumption, toxic culture, corporate power and others.
Center for a New Amercian Dream:
	The Center for a New American Dream helps Americans consume responsibly to protect the environment, enhance quality of life and promote social justice. This national nonprofit is attempting nothing less than shifting U.S. culture away from its current emphasis on consumption towards a more fulfilling, just and sustainable way of life.
Consumer International: The global voice for consumers:
	Consumers International is an independent, non-profit organisation that supports, links and represents consumer groups and agencies all over the world. It strives to promote a fairer society through defending the rights of all consumers, especially the poor, marginalised and disadvantaged, by: supporting and strengthening member organisations and the consumer movement in general, and, campaigning at the international level for policies which respect consumer concerns.
Consumer Reports Ratings and Recommendations:
	This magazine provides accurate and tested information about consumer products. Consumer Reports® and ConsumerReports.org® are published by Consumers Union, an expert, independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to work for a fair, just, and safe marketplace for all consumers and to empower consumers to protect themselves.
Consumer Union:
	Consumers Union, nonprofit publisher of Consumer Reports magazine. This site provides informative and educational materials developed by Consumers Union's advocacy offices on a variety of consumer issues, including health care, financial services, food safety, product safety, and more." Special reports on consumerism, especially marketing aimed at kids.
Consumer World: Everything Consumer:
	Consumer world is a public service, non-commercial guide with over 2000 of the most useful consumer resources, e.g. price comparison, shopping/bargain sites, consumer reports, consumer agencies etc.
Federal Citizen Information Center:
	Federal Citizen Information Center. Since 1970, the Federal Citizen Information Center (FCIC) has been a trusted one-stop shop for answers to questions about consumer problems and government services.
Internet Content Rating Association:
	Consumer Reports’ Zillions magazine contains consumer information for kids and research studies about kids and advertising.
Net Consumers:
	European Research into Consumer Affairs' mission is to improve life for Europe's consumers, especially the vulnerable. It does so through research leading to action and through consumer education.
People's Global Action:
	The site of People’s Global Action is a network for sharing information and coordinating actions between grassroots movements around the world.
Stay Free:
	Stayfree is a print magazine focused on issues surrounding commercialism and American culture
The Consumer Action Website:
	Published continuously since 1979, the Consumer Action Handbook is one of the most informative and popular consumer documents ever issued by the government. This 168-page guide is designed to help citizens find the best and most direct source for assistance with their consumer problems and questions. The Handbook offers tips on topics such as buying and leasing cars, protecting your privacy and yourself from fraud, and shopping from home. It also includes a sample complaint form that you can use as a guide for your own letter, fax or e-mail. The Handbook offers thousands of names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses for Better Business Bureaus, corporate consumer contacts and state, county and city government consumer protection offices.
The European Consumer's Organization:
	BEUC(European Consumers' Organisation) is the Brussels based federation of 36 independent national consumer organisations from the EU, accession and EEA countries. They aim to try to influence, in the consumer interest, the development of EU policy and to promote and defend the interests of all European consumers.
US Federal Trade Commission:
	U.S. Federal Trade Commission. It handles compliants of consumer fraud, misleading advertising, credit cards, or other consumer protection matters, and antitrust or competition matters.