Conflict Resolution Network/South Asia - Hosted by ACRIS
Networking Conflict Resolution Resources within South Asia
The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) International Section (ACRIS) established Regional Networks to support our members and colleagues around the world, and to promote conflict resolution capacity building. We encourage ACR members and non-members alike to join together to expand our field worldwide. The goal of the Regional Networks is to provide p ...learn more
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Created: Jul 05, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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The Community Technology Foundation of California is an unprecedented public foundation investing in community technology for access, equity and social justice for California's underserved communities. It was founded in 1998 through a groundbreaking partnership of 134 community organizations and leaders resulting from the merger of Pacific Bell/SBC Communications.
Mission Statement
To improve the lives of Californians by increasing access to information and communications technology (ICT) by and for underserved communities.
Our Philosophy
We view technology not as an end in itself, but as the key that unlocks communication, knowledge, and access to services that promote social justice and improve critical educational, economic development, health, employment, political, and cultural dimensions of community life. We value:
Inclusion and Accessibility
Community-based Approaches
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ZeroDivide Goals
To create opportunities for underserved communities in California to leverage technology to transform information into social justice action.
To support design and integration of information technology into practice to improve social and economic conditions.
To facilitate partnerships among and between government, industry, small business,organized labor, and community based organizations to provide leadership to the community technology movement.
The Community Technology Foundation of California is an unprecedented public foundation investing in community technology for access, equity and social justice for California's underserved communities. It was founded in 1998 through a groundbreaking partnership of 134 community organizations and leaders resulting from the merger of Pacific Bell/SBC Communications.
Mission Statement
To improve the lives of Californians by increasing access to information and communications technology (ICT) by and for underserved communities.
Our Philosophy
We view technology not as an end in itself, but as the key that unlocks communication, knowledge, and access to services that promote social justice and improve critical educational, economic development, health, employment, political, and cultural dimensions of community life. We value:
Inclusion and Accessibility
Community-based Approaches
Collaboration
ZeroDivide Goals
To create opportunities for underserved communities in California to leverage technology to transform information into social justice action.
To support design and integration of information technology into practice to improve social and economic conditions.
To facilitate partnerships among and between government, industry, small business,organized labor, and community based organizations to provide leadership to the community technology movement.