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- To: <rciville@civicnet.org>
- Subject: Call for Proposals, Community Networking: Nov. 13 deadline
- From: "Richard Civille" <rciville@civicnet.org>
- Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2000 20:46:18 -0700
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS – DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 13, 2000 PLEASE FORWARD – APOLOGIES FOR CROSS-POSTING ========= *** ========= WHO: The Ars Portalis Project: The Art of Civic and Community Networking ( www.arsportalis.org ). A special project of the Center for Civic Networking ( www.civicnet.org ), sponsored by the Telecommunications Opportunity Program (TOP) of the U.S. Department of Commerce ( www.ntia.doc.gov ). WHAT: Call for Proposals. A competition for five special research projects, conducted by local practitioners in the U.S., for concise studies to increase understanding of how community networking projects can become viable social enterprises. A final report of findings of these studies will be released in July, 2001 through the Telecommunications Opportunity Program. WHEN: Applications for very brief, 1,500 word proposals are due on November 13, 2000. Applications will be submitted on-line. WHERE: Think global, act local. The Ars Portalis Project can link your work locally, to others doing similar work anywhere, using the Net to compare, contrast and learn; to build new knowledge among a growing community of practitioners. WHY: Read the new white paper: “Community Networking Gets Interesting”, just released: ( www.arsportalis.org ) Thank you very much, Richard Civille Executive Director Center for Civic Networking Friday Harbor, WA ========= *** =========
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