22/5/98
Richard,
Thanks for sending your Geneva presentation, I have sent it around to my
list. I hope it is OK. Good stuff!!!
Here is something else you/we may want to be connected with. web.net is my
progressive net server. One may need to be a member to access it... and I
do not have enough time. Anybody else out there who is part of the "apc"
(association for progressive communication -or something to that effect-)
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FEATURED MEMBER:
CCIC's incommon.web.net
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"The rich get rich and the poor get poor.
That's how it goes, everybody knows."
Against these pithy predictions from Leonard Cohen, the Canadian
Council for International Co-operation (with Web Networks) is
mounting a sustained attack. Yes, the global struggle against
poverty is gaining an important new online resource: IN COMMON.
Advocating peace and justice, with full human dignity, this site
is part of a larger campaign aimed at stirring a "sea-change in
the behaviours and attitudes" of humanity -- starting right here
at home in Canada.
The site is highly interactive, showcasing several applications
developed by Web Networks. IN COMMON EVENTS is based on the Web
Networks Community calendar - and the two are even "hard-wired"
to automatically share listings. Another forum for expression is
VOICES - where you can lend your support to this significant
campaign.
It's a step forward, but needs your participation to realize its
potential. Visit, but also add your comments, and local events to
the common cause. Bookmark http://incommon.web.net, and lend your
shoulder to pushing the "wheel of progress" into a more
egalitarian new millennium.
Cheers to all
Bruna
Bruna
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