To resources on Jonestown and the Peoples Temple     Seductive Poison Deborah Layton's first hand account of her life in The Peoples Temple and her experiences of Jonestown, documented in her extradordinary book. This site also includes her famous 37 point affidavit which correctly predicted the final White Night suicide ritual   Alternative Considerations Jonestown and Peoples Temple reviewed in depth - An analysis that refutes the typical anti cult hysteria   Making Sense of the Nonsensical An Analysis of Jonestown   Jonestown Memorial project Dedicated to creating a memorial to those who died at Jonestown   Father Cares: The Last of Jonestown, National Public Radio radio program:James Reston, Jr and Noah Adams, and produced by Deborah Amos. It was based on the tapes Reston acquired under the Freedom of Information Act, and won most major broadcast awards including the Dupont Col umbia Award, the National Headliner Award and the Prix Italia.   jonestown.com An investigation and commentary on The Peoples Temple and Jonestown by an ex member   The New Religious Movements homepage:Jonestown Essay on Jonestown and The Peoples Temple     For Information about New Religious Movements     INFORM is an information network offering reliable contacts and information about new religious groups.   INFORM's research covers the collection, analysis and publication of information about the diverse beliefs, practices, membership, organisation and whereabouts of new religious movements, and about the consequences of their existence.   INFORM's international network of contacts includes scholars and organisations engaged in research, the friends and relatives of members of the movements, current members and ex-members of the movements, and others with specialist knowledge in a wide variety of areas connected directly or indirectly with the subject.   for further information inform@lse.ac.uk tel +44 (0)20 7955 7654   INFORM Houghton Street London WC2A 2AE UK     To art related projects     The International Necronautical Society The Necronauts optimistically declare "That death is a type of space, which we intend to map, enter, colonise and, eventually, inhabit." Their long term plan includes the construction of "a craft that will convey us into death in such a way that we may, if not live, then at least persist. With famine, war, disease and asteroid impact threatening to greatly speed up the universal passage towards oblivion, mankind's sole chance of survival lies in its ability, as yet unsynthesised, to die in new, imaginative ways."   Institute of Contemporary Art Live Arts at ICA in London are hosting the Jonestown Reenactment. The first performance, The Promised Land, took place at the ICA on May 26 2000.   Inventory Artist group Inventory dissect our material and textual world in their publication, Inventory: Here they are on the web with an archive of projects and texts, with the weirdest links page ever seen.   Everything Magazine Artist run Everything Magazine:with an incisive and critical take on contemporary art (very rare in the UK). Includes articles and eBC; a series of on line artist video projects.   Association of Autonomous Astronauts Campaigning for the democratisation of space travel. Community based space travel, laid out in their five year plan for "establishing a world-wide network of local, community-based groups dedicated to building their own space ships is well on target. The evolution of this force is rendered daily more certain, and is stimulated by the growing dissatisfaction of individuals all over the world, with the failure of government controlled space exploration programs."   The Surveillance Camera Players Performing classics such as George Orwell's 1984 and Wilhelm Reich's The Mass Psychology of Fascism in front of surveillance cameras scattered through the cities they visit.The Players make use of improvised, hand held signage for dialogue, annotated with their own abbreviations. Big brother is watching them...     To Millenial belief and alternative religions     M.I.E Millenial Information Exchange: Millenial Forum and information resource.   Millenial research Centre for Millenial research   Fortean Times The Journal of strange phenomena, named after Charles Fort