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AXIS OF JUSTICE Redesigns, Relaunches Web Site

May 23, 2005

Axis of Justice, the non-profit, grassroots, pro-social justice organization formed by Tom Morello (AUDIOSLAVE) and Serj Tankian (SYSTEM OF A DOWN),has redesigned and launched its new web site, AxisOfJustice.org.

The relaunched site offers practical information to further AOJ's mission — bringing together musicians, fans of music, and grass-roots political organizations to fight for social justice. Among the site's redesigned features are regularly updated links to breaking news stories from around the world that deal with social justice; recommendations of books, films and other media that focus on activism; and most important, a list of activist and charity organizations in the United States and around the world endorsed by AOJ as a way for anyone to take that first step towards getting involved.

The new site also features a Message Board and a Store where Axis of Justice t-shirts, posters, buttons, stickers and the "Axis of Justice: Vol. 1" CD/DVD can be purchased. All profits go back into furthering the goals of Axis of Justice.

Tankian and Morello continue their monthly radio program, the "Axis of Justice Radio Network", that combines music, passion, politics and activism.

The radio show can be heard on KPFK in Los Angeles, 90.7 FM, 98.7 FM in Santa Barbara, online at www.kpfk.org, and on XM Satellite Radio on XM channel 53. Previous Axis radio shows are archived on the relaunched site.

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