Zones of Peace in a Land of War by Victor Aranow. Victor volunteered in Ciudad Romero in 2002 and presents his perspectives on the Local Zone of Peace, visiting El Salvador as a Jew, and teaching English.

CIS - Center for Interchange and Solidarity: Want to study Spanish in El Salvador? With CIS you can learn the language and practice solidarity at the same time.

NACLA provides policy makers, analysts, academics, organizers, journalists and religious and community groups with information on major trends in Latin America and its relations with the United States. 

Central America, a page with a variety of information about the region by our friend John Lamperti.

Photo series by Scott Martin.  "Taken from a larger series, 'The Face of Usulutan,' these images come from the Southwestern region of El Salvador, an area that saw brutal fighting during the 12-year civil war. Five years after the war's end, the community continues to rebuild itself both emotionally and physically. These images were taken during a visit to this area in July of 1997. I hope that the many faces of Usulutan reflect the hope and confidence this community showed to me."

Photos and News from Hurricane Mitch.  A photo series on the 1998 hurricane that devastated Central America with Spanish text from La Prensa Grafica.

Nawat Language - read about the original indigenous language of El Salvador, also called Pipil, in Monica Ward's Master's thesis.

Enemies of War. Want to learn more about El Salvador's Civil War? Check out this PBS documentary.

Monseņor Oscar Romero Links:

LANIC. Extensive information on El Salvador and the rest of Latin America.

Reading list - A select bibliography about Central America

IAQI El Salvador Resources. News, books, and regional resources.

Spanish Schools in El Salvador - Offering Spanish classes and homestays in several cities in El Salvador