Could you send us the web link to the legal-aid web portal? We must be a
Contra Costa Times member to read this.
Julie Plevancic
I&A Network Project Manager
Amador-Tuolumne Community Action Agency
427 N. Hwy 49 #103, Sonora CA 95370
Phone:209-533-1397 x 274
Fax: 209-533-1034
www.infonettc.org
Li
California is among many states that have launched self-help legal aid
portals. To see if your state has a Web site, visit http://www.lawhelp.org/,
and select your state from the drop down list under Help for the Public.
Kate
CMC Temp said:
> California Launches Self-Help Legal Aid Web Portal
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Like so many other trends in our society since the Reagan era,
requiring the purchase of laptops is not simply an increase in costs
for individuals, it is part of a transformation so that education is
defined as a private good that benefits individual students instead of
a public good that bene
I think the relevant skills can be developed with the use of public access
computers on campus. The requirement for "computer ownership" is designed to
shift the burden of providing the facilities for learning from the
institution to the student. What will be next? Removing the books from the
libra
I taught in community colleges for over thirty years before I retired. I
agree with the requirement for college students to have a computer; it's
a little wierd to think you can get a good education and be hireable
without having basic skills and using them routinely.
I do have a problem with s
California Launches Self-Help Legal Aid Web Portal
California launched a legal-aid web portal on August 27 in an attempt to
make legal resources available to low-income individuals. There has been a
recent rise in people reporting to court without lawyers. The website
attempts to address the "d
Apologies for any duplicate posting.
The Institute for African Development at Cornell University will host a
conference at Ithaca, New York on November 19-20 titled BUILDING THE ICT
CAPACITY OF AFRICAN UNIVERSITIES FOR PROMOTING DEVELOPMENT.
The objective of this conference is to generate practi
Announcing TELECENTRES:
A Civil Society Working Group on Community Technology
for the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
Open to the public; Discussions begin September 15
In November, 2005, thousands of representatives from governments, civil
society and the private sector will go to
"Let's make college even less affordable! Unless financial aid covers up
to the full cost depending on income, this is simply another way to make
a college education less affordable on top of tuition increases, the
high cost of books, and limits to financial aid."
Just some thoughts
Your gene
Mandatory laptops as a cost-cutting measure makes perfect sense. Now when
the tuition is adjusted downward to compensate for the reduction in student
services, everything will even out!
Right? . . .
Charlie Meisch
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In partial response to the comments contained in the message below, does anyone know of a similar program being offered in the Collegedale /Chattanooga, Tennessee area? I am especially interested in the "Senior" portion. This past summer we brought my
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