Lernu! - This is a commonly advocated learning resource. I've started learning Esperanto with Bildoj kaj demandoj (Pictures and Questions). In this activity one's native language isn't present, but rather one is taught with pictures (though hovering over a word will give a translation of that word).
I've also tried their Ana Pana lessons.
Esperanto-USA - They have a free ten lesson postal course, meetings, etc. By becoming a member you get some information, annual membership directory, newsletters, and discounts in their bookstore.
One useful resource they have on their website is a sheet listing prefixes and suffices.
Pasporto al la tuta mondo - These are videos designed to help you learn by watching. Probably best to get through something like Lernu! first.
Mazi en Gondolando - These are videos designed for you to learn by watching.
Kurso de Esperanto - This is a software program designed to help teach Esperanto.
Vikipedio - Wikipedia in Esperanto.
Memrise - This site (also apps) can be helpful for memorizing vocabulary.
Benny Coaches a Monoglot - Watch somebody else learn Esperanto.
Let's play videos in Esperanto - watch people playing video games and talking in Esperanto
CRI en Esperanto - Chinese radio in Esperanto. What I like about this one is you get text with the audio so you can follow along as you listen.
Reddit including r/team_esperanto and r/esperanto - These offer places to ask questions, share resources, and have some discussions in Esperanto.
Table of Correlatives - This lays out the question words (Kio, Kiu, etc), demonstrative pronouns (Tio, Tiu, etc), indefinite pronouns (Io, iu, etc), universal pronouns (cxio, cxiu, etc), and negative pronouns (nenio, neniu, etc). A version can be found by Donald J. Harlow and on Wikipedia.
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