Based on the premise that learning takes place everywhere, not just within the confines of a classroom or institution, this catalog lists places to learn that don't include credentials, that are ongoing programs open to all ages, colors and persuasions, and that are not easily found by persons searching for alternative learning places. It is organized into two parts: centers, which lists places, people or things to go to for instruction; and networks, which are people, places or things to go to for information about instruction. Under centers and networks, categories are listed which include alternative futures, crafts and skills, gay liberation, growth, media, new learning, outdoors, social and political change, relation, and women. Entries are cross-referenced and both geographical and alphabetical indexes are included. (SH)