Read a Jan. 19, 2007, Wall Street Journal article (posted by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) about a prison program in New Mexico that uses principles espoused by Scientology’s founder.

Read an April 16, 2008, Boston Herald article (posted by studytech.org) about concerns regarding Scientology’s ties to a proposed curriculum for a taxpayer-funded pilot school in that city.

Read a June 29, 2008, Los Angeles Times article about a new private school founded by Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith. The school has generated some controversy because it uses teaching methods developed by Scientology’s founder and some of its teachers are Scientologists. Its top administrator says the school is secular, not religious.

Read a June 1, 2009, Wall Street Journal story about a decision by Wikipedia, the open-source, user-edited Internet encyclopedia, to ban the Church of Scientology from editing entries about Scientology. The decision came after months of debate by Wikipedia’s arbitration committee and resulted from the high degree of conflict over entries on Scientology. A few Scientology critics were also […]

Studytech.org worked to educate parents, teachers, and the media on Scientology front groups “whose aim is recruiting your children.”

Narconon Exposed is an information page on the Church of Scientology’s Narconon program.

Factnet.org posts a Church of Scientology opposition page.

Karin Pouw is international spokesperson for the Church of Scientology International. Contact through the website.

The website of the Hartford Institute for Religion Research has a New Religious Movements page with extensive links, including a listing of articles on Scientology.