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Bridge the Digital Divide!
The national initiative "Internet for Everyone" is comprised of “public interest, civic and industry groups” and was formed at the end of June  2008 to address the digital divide. They are calling for a national broadband policy that will make the internet accessible to everyone in the US. Click on the interactive map on their homepage to see how your state stacks up in terms of broadband access.
Click here and you will be contacted on how you can help the campaign. The group will first be conducting a series of public hearings in the hopes of “spark[ing] a broader dialogue and gather public input to guide a national broadband plan.” To find out about upcoming hearings, or to participate in one, send an inquiry to contact@internetforeveryone.org.
October 2008: Fight Back for Main Street!
September 2008: Educate yourself about Education
June 2008: Support the Fair Pay Act
May 2008: Supporting Young Filmmakers
April 2008: Support Independent Presses
March 2008: The Make it Right Project
February 2008: Fair Pay Restoration Act
January 2008: Relieving World Wide Debt
December 2007: Living Simply
November 2007: Native American Initiatives
October 2007: Class and the Harvest
September 2007: the Cost of College
August 2007: Hurricane Katrina 2nd Anniversary
July 2007: Class and Leisure
June 2007: Class and the Commons
May 2007: Class and May Holidays
April 2007: Class And Food
March 2007: Class and Mental Health
February 2007: Class and Sports
December 2006: Class and Climate Change
November 2006: Class and The Military
October 2006: Class and Television
September 2006: Class and Higher Education
August 2006: The Immigration Debate
July 2006: Ethical Travel and Responsible Tourism
June 2006: Universal Health Care and Estate Tax Repeal
May 2006: Support Fair Trade
April 2006: Raise the Minimum Wage
March 2006: Challenge Class Bias in Tax Enforcement
February 2006: Demand that Big Businesses Pay their Fair Share of Health Care
January 2006: Continue Efforts to Stop the Classist Federal Spending Bill
December 2005: Stop the Classist Budget
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