To add a bit more context: Theresa Kehoe wrote: > On Fri, 2007-04-06 at 16:04 -0500, adelmand wrote: >> http://www.stlcamp.org/sweat
"Southside Workshop for Exploring Appropriate Technologies Our 2006 spring/summer/fall kids programs promote bicycles to neighborhood youth by providing the tools, space, and skills to work and learn. Every Saturday from 1pm-3pm, the Bike Shop is open for assisting Cherokee/Gravois Park neighbors ages 6-18 with their bicycle problems. Kids can also enroll in our Earn-A-Bike program by helping others repair their bicycles, and in return receive a bicycle of their own." >> http://www.stlcamp.org/computer "Donated monitorsIn keeping with CAMP's mission to be a community media center, we are working to provide computer and internet-related resources to our neighbors. In particular, we hope to provide the following in our public space: * Free wifi * Public, linux-based computer lab with Internet access * Digital literacy classes (e.g. email basics, writing resumes, online publishing) * Internet phone service (e.g. VoIP) * Similar to SWEAT, programs to refurbish an old computer and take it home" > think we oughtta. >From what they do, they sound like a carbon-copy of BWorks. Their computer program, however, seems like a work-in-progress. We should definitely find out more about them and partner. Has anyone contacted them yet? http://stlcamp.org/contact Whomever does, please CC this list. Regards, - Robert
