Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

["Austin, Roger" <rda AT rti.org>]

I would suggest volunteering with RTPnet which has active classes and
activities. They have been active in setting up access at low income
places. See http://www.rtpnet.org/rtpnet/projects/projects.shtml for the
latest projects and http://www.rtpnet.org/train/ for the training class
info. They are always looking for people to volunteer as instructors,
etc. Roger (in RTP)

Laura Newberg wrote:
> 
> > This group won't end our social ills.  But what we can do, besides drink
> > beer which I am in favor of), is perform some enriching activity.  Maybe
> > help some kids build web pages or learn Linux...  I asking for
> possibilities
> > to be a better community.  Options are a good thing.  Why don't we make
> some
> > for some kids?
> >
> > Uzoma
> 
> WHAT A GREAT IDEA!!  I know a 13 year old (friend of my 12 year old) who has
> taken to web design.  This girl has taughter her self html, and is working
> on some java!  A determined child, she refuses the use of editors, and hand
> codes her pages... I don't remember her webpage...but she wants to know what
> else is there, where else she can take it.