Non-profit Organizations

Ten Thousand Villages of Austin Board

This list will be used by the Board of the nonprofit Ten Thousand Villages of Austin. The discussion will be centered on the use and maintenance of computer tools such as ROVIR volunteer tracking software and Constant Contact email marketing tools within our organization.

Book of Life

Discussion list for the Bibles.org.uk developers team dedicated to producing the Holy Scriptures in the Original Languages using pdfLaTeX typesetting engine.

Kids Together Inclusion Listserv

Discussions dedicated to sharing and discovering solutions for educating children with disabilities in general education classes. How to use technology, adaptations and modifications to make general education classrooms accessible to all children.

Beirat Forum Gewerkschaften der Zeitschrift

We wish to discuss and test the electronic communication possibilities based on free software (especially the Linux operating system, the Apache webserver, and the Ecartis mailing manager) for the national information exchange and the construction of a network of socialist trade union activists and researchers in Germany.

Mailing List di ATO - sezione Italiana

ITALIANO: Lista di coordinamento per le attività della sezione italiana di ATO (Amiga Translators' Organization) ENGLISH: Mailing List to coordinate the translations' projects of the Italian Division of ATO (Amiga Translators' Organization)

IE(I)-CSE

This Mailing List is for all members of the students' chapter of The Institute of Engineers (India)- Computer Engineering. This list is for information sharing on various workshops and events the students' chapter plans to carry.

CPCUG MIX-L Discussion List

Technical and other discussion for CPCUG user group members only.

Direzione O.Z.

Internal list for Cultural Association (multimedia and creative commons) "Officine Zeppelin", to promote and manage the association itself.

Medical Advisory Committee

The Medical Advisory Committee advises Firefly Children's Network's programs working with Russian children with disabilties. The purpose of this list is to provide a forum for members to discuss and develop ideas to help FCN advance its mission of "improving the lives of Russian children with special needs."

IG2 - CFOB

Mailing list of the computer science students from CFOB of Caen.

southwark greens - volunteers

List for southwark greens volunteers or campaigners who want regular updates and information, using information technology to network, inform, and promote: sustainable development, use of renewable energy sources, protection of the natural environment, and intermediate technology usage for homes, businesses, organisations, and municapality in the London Borough of Southwark, uk - using the internet and IT communication systems.

Cursillo-Anglican Diocese of Melbourne

More and more internet technology is an integral part of our environments. The purpose of this list is to encourage our Cursillo community to learn and use the many benefits of Internet technology. It will provide members the experience of participating in and running an email list. In addition it will assist members in using internet technology to keep up to date with our website and the many other cursillo sites from around the world.

The Accessible Friends Network

A specialist access technology group set up for people with multiple disabilities including visual impairments, who use the internet, email, & voice conferencing for technical support & communication.

Boy Scout Troop 159 PLC - Simpsonville, SC

This list is a use of technology to facilitate communication between and to the members of Troop 159 Patrol Leaders Conference (PLC). That communication is to include technology topics.

WomenCtrs

The BC Coalition of Women's Centres e-mail discussion list is a virtual community for women's centres in British Columbia. The list was created for women's centres to 1) come together to discuss, strategize on, and develop tools that assist individual women and women's organizations to use information and communications technology to take action on issues of violence against women, women's poverty and other human rights abuses; 2) promote the sharing of information amongst ourselves and assist us in finding new and more effective ways of using ICT; 3) help integrate ICT into the work of women's centres; and 4) increase our utilization of ICT to disseminate information regarding issues affecting women in British Columbia.