National Organization to Halt the Abuse and Routine Mutilation of Males (NOHARMM)is a non-profit, educational, and direct-action men's network organized against circumcision of healthy male infants and children. Its mission is to raise public awareness about male genital cutting (MGC) practices and increase public understanding of genital integrity as a fundamental human right.

The Intersex Society of North America (ISNA) is devoted to systemic change to end shame, secrecy, and unwanted genital surgeries for people born with an anatomy that someone decided is not standard for male or female. The site has guidelines, tips for parents, a teaching kit, and a FAQ for disorders of sex development (DSDs).

Students for Genital Integrity (SGI) is group committed to ending the pratice of forced genital cutting; a human rights abuse perpetuated on children by adults. This abuse is often done in order to conform the body to a particular society's concepts of aesthetics and normality.

A website that celebrates the male foreskin. Topics include hygiene, circumcision, Ancient Greeks and the kynodesme, circumcision damage, perceptions, sex, and foreskin restoration.

The acroposthion is the portion of the human foreskin or prepuce that extends past the glans. That is, it is the overhanging tip of the foreskin.

The site explores the varied history of circumcision around the world. The distinction is made between ritual and medical circumcision.

Dr. John Dean writes about circumcision issues for netdoctor. The December 2005 article discusses how the foreskin in children is not retractable and addresses why circumcision occurs. He discusses why circumcision is not reasonable as a disease prevention measure. He also identifies the complications of circumcision.

MGMbill.org offers various publications, including a Human Rights Report,  Male Genital Mutilation Policy Statement (2006),  The Truth Seeker: Crimes of Genital Mutilation, and miscellaneous flyers and fact sheets.

National Organization of Circumcision Information Resource Centers (NOCIRC) page with pamphlets targeted towards parents and families of both intact and circumcised boys. The pamphlets are intended to educate and inform on foreskin care for intact boys and penis care for circumcised boys.