About CTCNet
The Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet) is a national membership network of community technology centers (CTCs) and other non-profits, united in their commitment to provide technology access and education to underserved communities. CTCNet works through the CTC Network to provide resources and advocacy to improve the quality and sustainability of CTCs.
2008 Technology Conference - Toward A Connected Future
The 2008 Annual Community Technology Conference marks CTCNet's 18th year as a network. This year's event promises more than 25 sessions, affinity group meetings, inspiring keynote speakers, and additional resource/idea sharing activities. The goals of the conference are to provide professional development, sustainability and capacity builiding opportunities, forums for practitioners and experts, and leadership and advocacy discussions. Join us for the largest national gathering of community technology organizations, programs and experts and share in the wealth of knowledge, expertise and experience. See Conference for more informatio and details.
CTCNet - Board Nominations
The Community Technology Centers' Network (CTCNet) is now accepting nominations for individuals to serve on the Board of Directors. Nominations may be submitted by, and for, any CTCNet Member in good standing. All prospective nominees and nominators are also asked to carefully review and weigh the "Overview of Director Responsibilities" document, available online at (download as PDF)
C4All: Enhancing the Capacity of CTCs!
The Connections for All (C4All) program enhances the capacity of CTCs to serve people with a broad range of abilities! Visit the CTC Resource Center for Tip Sheets & Resources on different ways to make your center more welcoming and usable to individuals with a range of abilities.
Youth Visions for Your Neighborhood
CTCNet’s Youth Visions for Stronger Neighborhoods curriculum offers youth-serving organizations a proven methodology for engaging youth in local community-building and problem-solving through multimedia tools and training. Visit the Youth Visions section to view youth-produced videos and order the curriculum!