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With the rapid expansion of Urban Debate Leagues, the demand for material on how to begin and sustain an Urban Debate League in your area is now generally available. We suggest that you visit the following web sites. National Association of Urban Debate Leagues. This national initiative office can be reached through its director, Les Lynn, at leslynn@urbandebate.org. Its website is www.urbandebate.org. Debate Central. Debate Central is a public service of the University of Vermont and Dr. A. C. Snider, the Director of the Lawrence Debate Union. The web site contains information and links to other sites for beginning programs. You can also connect to a national UDL Resources and Information site through the Debate Central. For further information linking you to a variety of debate information, visit: http://www.debate.uvm.edu/default.html Open Society Institute. As a principal partner of the Urban Debate Leagues, the Open Society Institute has generated much of the support and material to initiate Urban Debate Leagues nationally. There website has many resources and a great deal of information. For further information, visit: http://www.soros.org/usdebate/ Urban Debate League Listserve. This list serve is available for high school teachers and college faculty and administrators to discuss issues, solve problems, and share ideas. Curriculum materials and instructional videos are available through this address. The listserve can be accessed at: udl@list.uvm.edu Baltimore Urban Debate League. This website contains practical and useful aids for teachers and students from one of the most successful UDLs. It can be accessed through www.budl.org. New York Urban Debate League. This innovative website from the largest urban debate league offers particularly valuable advice to emergent UDLs in its document, "The Keys to Success." It can be visited at www.urbandebate.org.
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