We also have individual pages for each disadvantaged job-seeker group. Go to our main Diversity Job-Seeker Career and Job Resources.

And if you are looking for some great networking resources -- including specific networking resources for women and minorities -- then go check out Quintessential Careers: The Art of Networking.

And don't forget that for the complete list of career books (including diversity books), check out the Quintessential Career and Job-Hunting Bookstore, in association with Amazon Books.

ColorsNWCareers.com -- a top diversity site for job-seekers in the Northwest, where job-seekers can search job listings, post your resume, register for a job-search agent, and find great career advice. From the publishers of ColorsNW Magazine. No cost to job-seekers.

Corporate Diversity Search, Inc. -- specializes in the placement of women and minority candidates into middle and upper level professional positions in a variety of areas, including: engineering, manufacturing, information systems, accounting, telecommunications, strategic planning, finance, human resources, and others. Job-seekers can post submit their resumes and view career opportunities -- for free.

Creative Investment Research -- provides information on minority business financing and women-owned financial institutions. Also provides employment resources for minorities and women in finance, banking, and investments -- for free. Minority-owned.

Diversity Employment -- a multicultural employment resource offering job-seekers the opportunity to search for jobs and post your resume in the resume database. Free.

Diversity Employment Services -- a job site for minority professionals, where you can search job listings (by industry, location, job type, education required), as well as post your resume. Free.

Diversity Forum Job Opportunities -- a gateway to the online job opportunity listings for thousands of companies, including many companies that are committed to diversity, affirmative action, and equal employment opportunity.

DiversityHealthWorks.com -- a comprehensive career portal with content dedicated and related to diversity in the healthcare workforce. Job-seekers can search job listings (by location, occupation, job type, keywords), as well as post your resume. Job-seekers can also register for a job-search agent as well as participate in a virtual career fair. Free to job-seekers.

DiversityInc Careers -- a career and job site for diverse professionals, where job-seekers can search job listings (by keywords, location, job category), post your resume, register for a job alert, read employer profiles, and browse career-related articles. From the publishers of DiversityInc. Free to job-seekers.

Diversity1.com -- a minority-owned employment site designed as a place where progressive employers and traditionally under-represented workgroups can find each other. Currently specializing in Alabama and some surrounding Southern states. Free to job-seekers.

DiversityRecruiting.com -- where minority job-seekers can search for jobs and post your resumes. Powered by Headhunter.net. Free to job-seekers.

Diversity Search -- a leading diversity career portal, where job-seekers can post up to three online resumes and cover letters, search job listings (by keywords, industry job type, location, or company), and create up to five job search agents (that email you new jobs that match your criteria). Free to job-seekers.

DiversityWorking.com -- a great diversity job site for all ethnic and sexual orientation groups, where job-seekers can search for jobs (by location, industry, job listing type, posting recency, and keywords), as well as post your resume, and sign up for a free newsletter. The company is also a national career expo producer for the diversity marketplace. Free to job-seekers.

Graduate Degrees for Minorities (GEM) in Engineering and Science -- its mission is to enhance the human capital in engineering and science by increasing the participation of underrepresented minorities in graduate education through an array of services, including fellowships for education.

HealthDiversity.com -- a job portal that focuses on matching talented, under-represented minority job-seekers with leading healthcare organizations. You can search job listings (by keyword, job type, and location), post your resume, and create a job-search agent. No cost to job-seekers.

HireDiversity.com -- a national diversity recruitment service that links qualified candidates -- from entry- to senior-level positions -- with Fortune 500 companies. Job-seekers can submit your resume to the database while browsing current job listings. For for Hispanics, African-Americans, Asian-Americans, and other minorities.

Honoring Diversity in the Workplace -- a great collection of information and resources related to diversity in the workplace.

IMDiversity.com: Diversity Job Bank -- (formerly Minorities' Job Bank) a great site where job-seekers can search the job bank, post their resumes, and find specific resources for women job-seekers, African-American job-seekers, Asian-American job-seekers, Hispanic-American job-seekers, and Native American job-seekers. Free to job-seekers.

INROADS -- develops and places talented youth in business and industry and prepares you for corporate and community leadership. Has 52 afiliates in 36 states and the District of Columbia. Includes both intensive instruction and career counseling for high school students and internships for college students. Requirements: African American, Hispanic, and Native American high school and college students with 3.0 or better grade averages.

Minority Career Center -- a great collection of advice and resources for minority job-seekers, including a listing of job openings.

Minority Career Network -- offers free access to thousands of job opportunities, nationwide, in all industries, at all levels. Also includes some great career tips.

Minority Executive Search, Inc. -- this site specializes in identifying and placing highly skilled female and minority professionals who possess the experience, expertise, and academic credentials necessary for upper level positions. Job-seekers can browse job openings and submit your resumes. Free to job-seekers.

MinorityJobs.net -- a job site for disadvantaged job-seekers, where you can search job listings (by location, job function, and keywords) and post your resume. Also has career advice, legal and civil rights news, along with numerous job/career links. No cost to job-seekers.

Multicultural Advantage Career Center -- a complete career and job site for minority professionals, including a job bank, career and job-hunting ezines, diversity recruitment resources, support groups and chats, and links to minority professional associations. Free.

Nemnet -- a resource organization committed to helping minority students looking for jobs in education. Services include online job postings, resume database, and career fairs for people of color. Free to job-seekers.

Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers: Top Multicultural Companies -- go directly to the corporate career and job centers of the companies viewed as having the best commitment to a diverse and multicultural workforce.

Restaurant Recruit -- a niche job site for the restaurant industry, also focusing on diversity recruitment, where job-seekers can search job ads (by position, location), post your resume, browse recruiting events, and find diversity links. No cost to job-seekers.

SEARCH25 -- specializes in providing career information and resources for minority job seekers. Includes a resume database, a job bank, resume and interview tips, and links to related Web sites. Job-seekers can also utilze a job seach agent that emails new job listings.

WorkplaceDiversity.com -- a career management site for "diversity talent," where job-seekers can search for jobs from employers who support diversity, take advantage of a job search agent, post your resume, read articles that will help you get ahead, and find insider company research. Free to job-seekers.

If you don't find exactly the types of job sites you're looking for on this page, check out: General Job Resources.

And if you are looking for a job in a specific occupation, you might also want to look in the list of industry-specific job Web sites.