[YL] CTCNet's 15th Annual Community Technology Conference (July 27-29, Washington, DC)

[Stephen Quinn]

(Please circulate widely)

Register now for the 15th Annual Community Technology Conference, July 27-29
in Washington, DC!  CTCNet's 15th anniversary conference will highlight 15
years of CTCs and community technology:  the history, changes and
innovations in the field. An expected 500 leaders will gather together to
share resources and experience.  
 
Visit http://www.ctcnet.org/what/conference to register!  
 
BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 
The full agenda is at
http://www.ctcnet.org/conf/2006/at_conference/program.asp.  Sessions will
cover a broad range of topics in the areas of Funding & Evaluation; Programs
& Curricula; Operations & Management; Community Outreach & Impact; and 15
Years of the CTC Network.  
 
HALF-DAY WORKSHOPS: 
Available for an additional $35 fee, these four half-day training workshops
- on fundraising, technology planning, training and certification programs -
are filling up fast!  See details at
http://ctcnet.org/what/conference/at_conference/educational.htm#workshops
 
SPECIAL EVENTS AND NETWORKING: 
 
* CTCNet's 15th Anniversary Reception at the Canadian Embassy
* CTC Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill
* The Annual Leadership Luncheon & Toni Stone Award
* CTC Site Visits
* Youth Media Showcase
* The Annual CTCNet Membership Meeting
* Networking and Resource-Sharing Activities 
 
The Annual Community Technology Conference, hosted by the Community
Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet), is the largest national gathering of
community technology organizations, programs, and experts. Attendees include
practitioners from a range of program areas including youth
development/after-school, workforce development, IT and media training,
literacy and ESL, adult education, community development and other
disciplines, as well as capacity builders, educators, advocates, and
government agencies. For registration, information, and updates, visit
http://www.ctcnet.org/what/conference.  Mark the date on your calendar and
bookmark the website for updates.
 
About CTCNet
The Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet) is a national nonprofit
member network of over 1000 community-based organizations that serve a wide
range of community needs through access and training to information and
communications technology tools and resources. The CTC Network is rooted in
community-based efforts, supported by regional collaborations, and
strengthened by an ongoing national exchange of effective practices for
CTCs. More information on our work and projects is available online at:
http://www.ctcnet.org

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Stephen Quinn
Member Services Manager
Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet)
1436 U St. NW STE 104, Washington, DC 20009
Tel: (202) 462-1200
Fax: (202) 462-3892
Email: squinn at ctcnet.org <mailto:squinn at ctcnet.org>