[Printer Friendly Version]

Adapting to the Web - Bronx Day Habilitation Service

I used to work with several community building projects in my neighborhood, one purpose of which was to incorporate all people, including people with disabilities, into the community, based upon their assets, rather than their needs. Not enough people were on the Internet at the time for us to explore online community building, but at the Bronx Day Habilitation Service the web is making connections for people who need them. Posted: 10/26/04; 11:47:15 AM #

E-Newsletter Tools on a Shoestring
	I normally explore the cutting edge of new communication strategies, but I also think it's really important to get the basics as well. In that vein, I want to point you to Alder Consulting's nice guide to E-Newsletter Tools on a Shoestring. Posted: 10/26/04; 11:47:06 AM #

Instant Shelter
	Most of the time when we talk about "nonprofit technology", we are referring to new information and communication tools, so I enjoy coming across exceptions to this. MIT's Technology Review has an article about software to allow architects to rapidly design shelter out of plywood for disaster relief in climates too cold for tents. Posted: 10/26/04; 11:46:53 AM #