CommunityMedia.EU
A website that aims to connect people active in Community Media Research, Teaching, Policy and Practice across Europe. It aims to collect information from interested researchers and practitioners across the continent and make research that is usually available in disparate websites, and list it and comment it there. It aims also to be a window on ongoing research on Community Media in Europe. Edited by Salvatore Scifo, Turkey.

Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE)
CMFE is a network of policy experts, organisations and federations which aim to support the role of Community Media on the European level. More details on http://www.cmfe.eu/article.php?id=26. Links to some national CM organisation also at http://www.cmfe.eu/index.php?ordner_id=6

Communication for Social Change (CSC) Belgium
Research and documentation center based at the faculty of Political and Social Sciences of the Catholic University in Brussels.
Aim: To contribute to sustainable communication processes in development activities.
Approach: Initiates and conducts research; offers education and training; provides information to contribute to the communication for social change debate.

Community Media Association (CMA) UK
Founded in 1983, the CMA is a non-profit making organization, supporting Community Radio and Television and community-based Internet projects. It represents Community Media to Government, industry and regulatory bodies. Membership currently exceeds 600, bringing together established organizations, aspirant groups and individuals within the sector. The CMA provides a range of advice, information and consultancy, offering support to anyone with an interest in the sector.

Community Media Network(CMN) Ireland

CMN is a 32 county, not for profit organisation embracing all forms of media. Community Media Network facilitates those using different media to support progressive development and social justice.It brings together groups and individuals involved in Community Video and Community Television, Community Radio, Photography, Alternative Print, New Media/Web. CMN has evolved from Community Video Network, to promote the common aims and interests of all such media groups.

Kinoki Bilbao (euskalherria), Pais Vasco
hacer visible lo invisible, claro lo oscuro, evidente lo oculto, desnudo lo disfrazado

Re-public an online journal focusing on innovative developments in contemporary political theory and practice. Greece (Greek and English)

Platform for Cooperation on Communication and Democratization UK
Group of NGOs involved in media and communication projects around the world. (AMARC, APC, Article 19, Catholic Media Council, PANOS London, People's Communication Charter, Communication for Social Change (KUB), International Women's Tribune Center, MacBride Round Table, UNDA/OSIC, Vidoazimut, WACC, Worldview International, and Zebra.)
Aim: To convene and organize around specific issues of common concern, often bringing in like-minded others.
Approach: Works for the right to communication to be recognized and guaranteed as fundamental to securing human rights.

Comunica The Netherlands
Network.
Aim: To reinforce local initiatives for development and democracy.
Approach: Researches and supports the use of new information and communication technologies by local and independent media in less developed countries.

The PANOS Institute International France -
International NGO based in Paris.
Aim: To promote the development of democratic forms of culture and debate in the general perspective of sustainable and equitable development.
Approach: Contributes to a vigorous and pluralistic media in Southern countries and to the international production and distribution of information to feed public debate on the role of media in conflict prevention, migration and development, AIDS and globalization.

Tactical Media Network Italy
A collective of media and political activists.
Aim: Celebrate and explore connections between art, electronic media and politics around the world; transform Italian communication and information systems.
Approach: Hosts a Web site to report activities and writing in support of the radical-Autonomous Movement.

Radio NetherlandsThe Netherlands
Independent international radio station based in Amsterdam.
Aim: To provide relevant programming and design the best balance of radio, television and Internet programming to be effective.
Approach: Broadcasts radio programs and publishes Internet pages in six languages over its own facilities: Dutch, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and Papiamento; also supplies stations in Africa with radio programming via satellite in French.

TeleStreet Italy
Pioneer street TV in Italy.

Waag Society for Old and New Media The Netherlands
Cultural research and development center for communications technology; profit and nonprofit, foundation.
Aim: To develop technological applications for the cultural and social expression of groups and individuals.
Approach: Designers, software engineers, artists and scientists work together closely within the Society for Old and New Media, and for projects, collaboration is sought with partners in the social sector, the educational field and trade and industry.

Proboscis UK
Proboscis, Pioneers of Pie in the Sky likes to make mischief. Our projects often begin life as a question; over time they develop into symposia, residencies, collaborations and artworks that can take the form of films, books, installations, ephemera, architectural constructions, published texts and art objects. We develop creative tools, processes and methodologies that bring new perspectives to a vision and understanding of the world. Collaboration, evaluation and reflection are central to our ethos, enabling us to share our ideas and influence policy and practice in business, industry, the arts, education, government, civil society and academia.

Zalea TV France
The first national non commercial, non profit, community tv channel in France, Zalea TV was launched as a radical alternative to the established media, whose journalistic mission is increasingly controled and handicapped by the conflicting interests of financial and industrial groups, shareholders and announcers Zalea TV aims to promote the existence and multiplication of non profit media namely by actively encouraging the exchange of programs and means. Zalea TV invites citizens, non profit organizations, independent producers, directors, videasts, hitherto ignored or ill represented by these media, to use its -editorialized- public access.