technology

Mozilla, a pioneer in free and open source software, is calling for Tech savvy volunteers to participate in Mozilla Service Week, September 14-21. Mozilla’s goal is to engage 5000 volunteers in 25,000 hours of service for community groups, schools, and individuals with technology needs.

Congratulations to Francisco (Frank) Armenta, REACH LA’s own Ovahness Leader, who received the 2009 Courage Award by the Colin Higgins Foundation.

Even though Californians’ adoption of Internet technology has increased
over the past year, work remains to be done to bring California to the
forefront of Internet accessibility.

We are happy to announce the online publication of ZeroDivide’s 2008 Digital Book. 

 

As a tech savvy Millennial I rely heavily on the Internet and
appreciate the convenience of information at my fingertips. My day
begins and ends with NextMuni.com. But what if my access was limited?

May 6, 2009 - We received many wonderful haikus and our judges are still narrowing down the top ten.  Voting will start soon.  Thank you all for the wonderful entries and we apologize for the delay.

ZeroDivide's grantee YO! Youth Outlook is teaming up with WireTap Magazine to announce the week long Youth Media Blog-a-Thon to kick off on May 13.

ZeroDivide’s grantee MicroMentor, an initiative of Mercy Corps that connects on-line business mentors to burgeoning entrepreneurs, was featured yesterday on KGO-TV business news with Eric Thomas.

Former ZFellow and current Community Investment Partner, Bob Cabeza, was featured in an article "Helping Kids reach for the sky at the Y" by Greg Mellen. Here's an excerpt from the article.

The cell phone is fast becoming the personal computer of the next generation.