This movement is based in the best civic traditions of creativity, solidarity and cultural diversity of each of the European Union's countries, regions and cities. This site includes conference information and web forums. GeekCorps GeekCorps is a private alternative to the Peace Corps, for techies. They work to do this by helping people in communities around the world to gain access to information technology and to build businesses on the web. InterConnection A non-profit group that donates websites and computers and provides internet training to organizations dedicated to benefiting the local community or environment in developing countries.
Users can also read articles on community technology issues in developing countries.
Associated with Rotary International, the Flint chapter is newly chartered. We emphasize service, while developing leadership and professional skills. The Center for Civic Networking promotes best practices and policies that foster the public use of information infrastructure for community economic development, social service delivery and participation in governance. Through research, education, consulting and special project activities, the Center helps civic, nonprofit, small business and government organizations to develop and promote information infrastructure applications that can sustain healthy communities. An online research center founded by the communications company US West in April 2000.