[Pal-dc] Seeking your help - how libraries help girls & women with technology access & skills

[Jean Fairbairn]

Dear Melody

A number of our EIFL-PLIP Innovation Services work with young people -
including girls. To help you, I'd need to know what you mean by 'safe
access' to gain ICT skills. What are the safety/security issues you are
addressing.

I look forward to hearing from you -

Jean Fairbairn

On Sun, Jul 15, 2012 at 6:30 PM, Melody Clark <melclark at uw.edu> wrote:

>  Hello, all!****
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> I'm working on a policy brief about girls & women, ICT, and libraries -
> specifically how libraries can be a safe, reliable place where girls &
> women in developing countries can gain access to ICT skills and technology
> training. ****
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> In the brief, we'd like to include 3-5 examples of libraries already
> filling this increasingly important need for girls & women to have safe
> access to gain ICT skills. Do any of you have examples of how a
> library(ies) you know of are doing this?****
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> If so, please email me at melclark at uw.edu with your example(s).****
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> Thank you very much in advance, and I look forward to hearing from you!***
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> Melody****
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*Jean Fairbairn*
EIFL-PLIP Communications
Skype: jean.fairbairn1
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