Community Technology Review Winter Issue: Philly featured
Posted by on December 6, 2002
The winter issue of the “Community Technology Review” is now available in hard copy and online at http://www.comtechreview.org. The new issue continues to feature a number of interactive and dynamic components including on-going comments/letters to the editor and expanded resource listings submitted by readers.
The new issue features more than two dozen articles covering organizational updates from CTCNet and AFCN, the Children’s Partnership, Benton public policy work, and CPSR’s Patterns project; mapping and community organizing in Philadelphia and Boston, wireless in Alaska, ScienceQuest and summer camp in South Carolina; TA to nonprofit perspectives on sustainability, online fundraising, and the potential of open source; an analysis of the Corporation for National Service and the digital divide and Power-UP; news on the CTC VISTA Project and the UMass/Boston Community Media and Technology Program; and extended coverage on community networking in post-Soviet Russia. Check out the current issue with an eye towards a ComTechReview survey of readers early in the new year. — peter miller & richard civille, editors
[ed note: Faith Goldstein writes: Check out the fall-winter issue of the Community Technology Review, a national publication. There is an article about “Mapping and Community Organizing in Philadelphia”.– featuring the Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporation and member CDCs.
http://www.comtechreview.org/article_body_fw02.asp?article_ID=129]
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