Following several months of meetings and discussions, the East Cleveland ECHO - Extending Community Home Online - initiative is making great progress. A strong and diverse team of volunteers has come together to develop for East Cleveland a virtual comunity where there was not one, and we'll begin distributing donated computers to area organizations and residents the week of April 18th, starting with the Helen S. Brown Senior Center [1] and next flowing to students at Shaw High School. Computers will run free open source software, making everything we distribute free for recipients. All related developments, ECHO public meetings (usually Wednesday at 9:30 AM), and other East Cleveland events will be highlighted at the new East Cleveland portal, currently being developed at http://eastcleveland-org.bryght.net [2] - check in often!
Links:
[1] http://eastcleveland-org.bryght.net/node/60
[2] http://eastcleveland-org.bryght.net
[3] http://smtp.realneo.us/east-cleveland-excellence-realneo-community-for-a-great-east-cleveland/east-cleveland-undivided/carnegie-mellon-attacks-the-grea
[4] http://smtp.realneo.us/east-cleveland-excellence-realneo-community-for-a-great-east-cleveland/east-cleveland-undivided
[5] http://smtp.realneo.us/news/2005/09/09/east-cleveland-collaboration-bridges-digital-divide