This site contains links to many interviews with Jesse Jackson. There are also links to a list of important events in his life, links to his religious views, and his social impact.

This site is an account of the fighting that broke out in northern Nigeria when a Christian writer had noted that "The Prophet Muhammed would surely have picked one of the Miss World contestants as his wife." To Muslims, this was blasphemy. Rioting had broken out in Kaduna between Muslims and Christians. Churches, mosques, shops and homes were burned. At least 200 people died." The Miss World contest was being held in Nigeria. There are a series of related features which give different views on the event and also background information.

This reflective analysis of Hurricane Katrina probes the lessons learned from this natural disaster. Topics addressed include preparedness, communication and leadership. The site includes video footage of the hurricane.

Un(re)solved tells the stories of lives cut short and examines a federal effort to investigate more than 150 cold cases that date back to the civil rights era. Learn about and speak the names of the many people whose lives were lost during the civil rights era and whose families still await justice in this interactive experience from FRONTLINE's Un(re)solved. An accompanying activity invites students to form jigsaw groups or work independently and follow paths through a virtual forest to trees that represent cases of both known and unknown individuals whose efforts and deaths impacted the movement and/or shed light on the inequities of the U.S. justice system.

This is PBS - Frontline's teacher site that includes lesson plans, TV schedules, videos, and idea sharing.