What are some local community gardens in San Francisco?
With San Francisco’s plant-it-yourself movement in full swing, it’s not difficult to find a community garden near you. San Francisco Garden Resource Organization, or SFGRO, is dedicated to supporting community …
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Closing the Digital Divide and Changing the Face of Tech
By: Abby Bobé, Black Girls Code Volunteer
With so much tech talk surrounding mergers, IPOs, and exits taking place in the Bay Area and the valley, it is hard to imagine …
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Where does the San Francisco Pride Parade start and end?
The San Francisco Pride Parade usually goes along Market Street, starting at Market and Beale and ending at Market and 8th Street in downtown San Francisco, 9 blocks down. Click …
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San Francisco State University Students To Premiere Short Film On the Digital Divide and Other Documentaries
By: Eric Cuadra, SF State University Student
On Tuesday, May 8th, the Broadcasting and Electronic Communication Arts department at San Francisco State University invites you to the annual screening of …
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The AppMyCity! Prize: Apps Making Good Cities Great
In today’s digital age, mobile apps are an amazing source of innovation and ingenuity.
Here at Reset, we have been a long-time supporter of various Gov 2.0 apps for improving …
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Updated “Lifeline” Program Is Another Step Toward Closing Digital Divide
February 2, 2012
By: Phil Ting
The Federal Communications Commission has recently announced long overdue reforms to a two-decade old program known as “Lifeline.”
“Lifeline” is part of the Universal Service Fund and helps …
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