International Digital Divide Links
International Digital Divide Links
Organizational Resources | Community
International Digital Divide Organizations(Christian) |
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| Oasis InternationalOasis International serves areas of the English-speaking world where people cannot afford the literature and Bibles that they need to grow. These are countries where annual incomes are often measured in hundreds, not thousands, of dollars. . |
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 | Antioch Internet Bible InternationalAntioch is focused on assisting churches in the developing world set up their own bible colleges, known as extension campuses |
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 | Greater Europe Mission/eDotThe Focus of eDot's (electronic Discipleship Outreach and Training) ministry is to provide creative outreach and training tools to assist churches in Europe in fulfilling the Great Commission. |
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 | Mission Aviation Fellowship Learning TechnologiesMAF Learning Technologies provides the emerging church with vision, leadership and the necessary technology for training leaders. |
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 | Mission Aviation Fellowship LinkMAF Link keeps Christian and humanitarian workers connected in the most remote places on earth through remote email hubs, HF radio and other wireless email systems, satellite phone terminals, and custom communication solutions . |
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 | Mission: Computer Go TeamThe Computer GO Team provides technology for our international mission partners and Members-in-Mission. Also the Computer GO team develops and maintains websites for MPPC supported mission organizations. |
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 | HandClasp InternationalHCI supports media development projects in India and Africa. Most recently, the majority of efforts have been directed to projects in Southeast Asia. HCI's communication Resources division helps NGOs to use media more effectively in development. |
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 | Crossroads InternationalCrossroads distributes goods to organizations that meet needs both locally and internationally. They donate 100 computers to help meet peoples needs. |
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 | Cybermissions.orgCybermissions.org is a website aimed at promoting cybermissions, which is the intentional front-line use of computers and the Internet as tools in achieving the Great Commission. | ||||||||||
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Missionary Computer Fellowship
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Equipping The Saints
| Equipping The Saints
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| MAF Office Contact Richard Morris rmorris@maf.org, richardandpat@att.net
| MAF Office Doing E-Training with Russian Christian church leaders
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International Digital Divide Organizations(Non-Christian) |  |
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| World Computer Exchange WCE is an international educational nonprofit focused on helping the world's poorest youth to bridge the disturbing global divides in information, technology and understanding. |
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| Share the Technology Provides equipment donation through a database of listings to schools, churches, and other non-profit organizations seeking computer donations. |
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| Gifts in Kind International distributes millions worth of newly manufactured product donations and special pricing programs to qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations – nearly $800 million in 2003! |
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AC4 currently does not provide Computer Donations to organizations, but does provide information on organizations that do.
TechMission has assembled a collection of over 100 free software programs for technology centers including free Internet filtering software, word processors, antivirus software and much more.
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Computer Centers in Developing Countries
TechMission’s AC4 has over 100 members in developing countries. We have found two models that work particularly well for computer centers in developing countries: for-fee Cybercafés and Computer Training Centers.
