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ALPHA Alliance Computer Center Manchester, NH. The ALPHA Alliance Computer center's goal is to provide computer access and instruction to members of the Manchester, NH community who do not have such access.
Artists' Television Access San Francisco, CA. Provides free and low-cost access to and training with the tools of media production.
Austin Free-Net Austin, TX. Austin Free-Net is a non-profit corporation providing public access to the Internet and emerging technologies for all Austin residents, especially those who don't have computers in their homes.
Greater New Bedford Community Computing Centers New Bedford, MA. GNBC3's Vision is to provide places for people in the community to go to learn new computer skills like word processing, desktop publishing and to explore the Internet.
LibertyNet Philadelphia, PA. Linking people and information in the Philadelphia region.
New Beginnings Learning Center Pittburgh, PA. Computer classes and resources for youth and adults.
Playing to Win NYC, NY. Playing To Win is a nonprofit, community-based organization established in 1981 to confront the prospect that in an increasingly technologically dominated society, people who are socially and/or economically disadvantaged will become further disadvantaged if they lack access to computers and computer-related technologies.
Plugged In East Palo Alto, CA. Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, East Palo Alto has not shared in the high-tech boom that has transformed neighboring communities over the past decades. Plugged In, a non-profit organization established in 1992, helps bridge the gap by bringing the benefits of computer and communications technologies to the entire community.
Silicon Valley Public Access Link San Jose, CA. Silicon Valley-Public Access Link (SV-PAL) is a non-profit computer network which makes on-line information accessible to people living in the Silicon Valley (southern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area), regardless of financial status and educational level.
Technology In Learning Denver, CO. Technology-in-Learning (TiL) is a computer literacy program dedicated to providing technology-based learning activities for underserved communities.
Virtually Wired Boston, MA. "Falling Through the Net", the NTIA report, states that 4.5% of inner city homes have computers. Less than 25% of those have modems. These statistics introduce the first major barrier to Informational Literacy: access. It is not surprising that in areas of low economic opportunity, access to information technology is limited. Sadly, these areas are also the least likely to have useful computers in their schools. Those in this group have long been known to be "Information Have Nots". Virtually Wired addresses this concern by providing access to the Internet and other services for only $3.00/day or $10.00/per month. It is Virtually Wired's policy that no one need be turned away.
Women's Access to Electronic Resources Austin, TX. Training the next generation of feminist media saboteurs.
For those organisations who have not yet made it onto the Web, try this list of Community Computing Centers Throughout the U.S.

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