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[Adam Skaggs]

Teddie--a wonderful resource for girls is the Imagination Place! program
developed by the Center for Children and Technology, which provides
activities to help girls think about science, engineering, and design, with
an eye to increasing the number of women who eventually pursue careers in
these areas.  Libraries for the Future has had great success in using
Imagination Place! in our after-school programs around the country.

I would suggest looking into the program to see if it meets your needs:

http://www.edc.org/CCT/imagination_place/

Best of luck.

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG]On Behalf Of Teddie Kirtman
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 1:29 PM
To: YOUTHLEARN at LISTSERV.MORINO.ORG
Subject: 

<p>Hello Everyone,

I am a new member of youthlearn.  I am a Community Technology Consultant,
employed by CompuMentor, a San Francisco based nonprofit company who's
mission is to provide technology resources to nonprofits and schools
serving low-income communities.

I am currently working with several clients, who are looking for curriculum
development for young girls, ages 8-17.  If anyone know any successful
projects or web sites that may be helpful for girls please let me
know.  Thanks,  I look forward being part of this wonderful list serve.
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Project Manager
Community Technology Center Program
CompuMentor
487 3rd St. San Francisco, CA. 94107
Voice:  415-512-7784 x343
Fax:     415-512-9629
teddie at compumentor.org

http://www.compumentor.org
"Bringing People And Technology Together To Strengthen Our Communities"
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"Technology served the way nonprofits need it, powered by CompuMentor"
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