Non-profit Organizations

Southeastern Michigan Oracle Professionals

This list will be used to make announcements of upcoming conferences and training opportunities to the Southeast Michigan community of Oracle Database DBAs, developers, and architects.

Orientation

Discussion of technical integration issues and propagation of portals, multilingual systems etc. to facilitate integration in western Germany, especially in the light of the Rasterfahndung decisions

Atlantic CoastWatch Newsletter

A bimonthly review of coastal and environmental issues for the region between Nova Scotia and the eastern Caribbean. Free since 1997. Atlantic CoastWatch provides a unique summary of local policy and technological approaches essential for environmentally sound coastal development. This list is used for notification of each issue's contents and its availability.

Ai Bai Staff

A list to help the technical staff of the web page wwww.gaychinese.net, an HIV/AIDS education organization, to communicate with each other.

TAM 2007

Mailing list to organise the TAM 2007 conference. The web page for this conference is http://www.tam2007.au.tt . The purpose of this conference is to discuss tools, architecture (system design) and methods that can be applied to a variety of different software development platforms. These can be both open source and proprietary. The conference is of a non profit nature.

Guys with Ties

Guys with Ties, Non profit. This organization serves in NYC as a way to raise money for the less fortunate children in harlem that can't afford computers. We are building "ties" to the community through technology. This listserv will be used for the 300 or so members to coordinate meetings.

NEOCAG

The NorthEast Ohio Computer-Aided Genealogy Society Members e-Mail List. NEOCAG is a 501(C)(3) organization that is committed to providing guidance and assistance to anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge and understanding of how to use computers to assist them in their pursuit of genealogy and family history. Web site is at http://neocag.net

Audubon Society of Central Maryland

The ascm-list is a tool to facilitate communications among the members and friends of the Audubon Society of Central Maryland (ASCM). We use quite a bit of technology in our Audubon pursuits, e.g., GPS for nest location, webcams for nest monitoring, computers/internet for local and national bird census tabulation, digital cameras for "digiscoping" (using high-power spotting scopes coupled with compact digital cameras), FRS/GMRS and Ham Radio repeaters for communications and so on, but our main concerns center around "non-tech" stuff like preserving and improving the environment, wildlife habitat preservation, and the like. This may entail the use of simple pick and shovel technology, but these days conservation and environmentalism are steeped in technology-related matters by definition.

asamanagers

Provide technical support and information for the websites and email systems operated for 12 neighborhood clubs in the non-profit Arlington Soccer Association in Arlington, Virginia: wwww.arlingtonsoccer.com.

Ask The Raven

For SLA members coming to the 2006 Annual Conference in Baltimore to get help using the blog, the maps, and other tools to find their way around.

Geophysics of Gadjah Mada University

Society of Geophysics Students

Peace Corps Thailand ICT Group B

A sublist for pcth@freelists.org designed to spread information about and facilitate the use of information technology and other communication-related technology for one of the two groups currently serving "in-country"

City-institute

City-institute - non-profit organization, analitic center of city Lviv (Ukraine). Our job is to improve the lives of the city Lviv, to make reforms, analysis and research, to create a unified strategy development. We try to be open to residents of Lviv and offer to subscribe to our analytical material in the form of a small newspaper.

ICEB - UEBC Committee 6

The International Council on English Braille (ICEB) is developing a Unified English Braille Code (UEBC) that provides representation of math and science as well as general literature, and that permits computer translation to and from print files. This is the discussion list for the Rules Committee.

Mailing List Salafy from Indonesia

Email list for members and friends of the Salafy website www.salafy.or.id to exchange ideas, announce upcoming events, and discuss accessible religion for Indonesian people in Indonesian language. Such areas include accessible computers and software video description, announce website developments and new services, share experiences with web-based tools, share informations etc.