Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Register today to join over 600 of your colleagues at the 2004 CTCNet Conference, June 11-13 in Seattle, Washington.
Titled "Building Connected Communities: The Power of People & Technology," the 13th Annual CTCNet Conference will explore emerging themes under the larger framework of community building and its relevance for community technology centers as they engage and connect diverse communities to effect positive change.
The Conference will include over 40 sessions covering a range of topics within the six tracks: Community Development & Community Technology; Program Design & Content; Organizational Capacity & Leadership; Policy, Advocacy & Organizing; Research & Evaluation; and Technology.
Additional features include special-interest networking events, the Community Technology Share Fair, a series of Pre-Conference workshops June 10th, Exhibitors with resources for CTCs, our "CTC at the Conference", a downtown "Welcome to Seattle reception" and an Opening Plenary with Symantec Chairman & CEO John Thompson and a panel of Community Technology leaders.
For more information, visit www.ctcnet.org/conf/2004/ or contact me at squinn@ctcnet.org!
-Stephen
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Stephen Quinn
Member Services Coordinator
Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet)
1436 U St. NW STE 104, Washington, DC 20009
Tel: (202) 462-1200
Fax: (202) 462-3892
Email: squinn@ctcnet.org
Titled "Building Connected Communities: The Power of People & Technology," the 13th Annual CTCNet Conference will explore emerging themes under the larger framework of community building and its relevance for community technology centers as they engage and connect diverse communities to effect positive change.
The Conference will include over 40 sessions covering a range of topics within the six tracks: Community Development & Community Technology; Program Design & Content; Organizational Capacity & Leadership; Policy, Advocacy & Organizing; Research & Evaluation; and Technology.
Additional features include special-interest networking events, the Community Technology Share Fair, a series of Pre-Conference workshops June 10th, Exhibitors with resources for CTCs, our "CTC at the Conference", a downtown "Welcome to Seattle reception" and an Opening Plenary with Symantec Chairman & CEO John Thompson and a panel of Community Technology leaders.
For more information, visit www.ctcnet.org/conf/2004/ or contact me at squinn@ctcnet.org!
-Stephen
___________________
Stephen Quinn
Member Services Coordinator
Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet)
1436 U St. NW STE 104, Washington, DC 20009
Tel: (202) 462-1200
Fax: (202) 462-3892
Email: squinn@ctcnet.org
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