By David Nobbs ( June 20, 2006 at 1:40 pm) · Filed under Comm. Vitality, Community Dev, Digital Divide
Yeasterday was a little busy as I was drafted on to the WUF Evaluation Team but I was back on the CIEL beat today.
GO off to the CIEL@WUFBlog for daily updates.
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By David Nobbs ( June 14, 2006 at 11:38 pm) · Filed under Comm. Vitality, Community Dev, Digital Divide, Rural ICT
Louise Mailloux and David Nobbs (not their two wandering mutant black Labs Liam & Nina) are off to the World Urban Forum (WUF) along with thousands of big City planning folks from around the globe.
Louise will be helping evaluate the third UN Habitat conference (first one was in Vancouver in 1976 and put that city on the urban planning map) for Goss Gilroy, while David will attend session and blog it for CIEL, the developers of the Community Vitality Initiative.
Here is the official UN Habitat WUF site but the Conference will be blogged up-to-the minute by its Commissioner General Charles Kelly.
A more humble (and dogless) CIEL-RtW blog will be posted tomorrow … and daily starting next Monday when the Conference starts.
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By David Nobbs ( December 14, 2005 at 3:30 pm) · Filed under Business Services, Digital Divide, Events, Rural ICT
Networking event to encourage women business owners, artists and community members to use the new Virtu-elles site.
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By David Nobbs ( December 1, 2005 at 3:45 pm) · Filed under AVENT, Digital Divide, New Tools, Rural ICT
Cynthia and Timmie have their first interviewee lined up …. just in time for the CLD Event at the Arena in Masham this Dec. 7.
Watch for the launch of the new VE site December 14 at the RISC Open House at Resort to Work. More details coming.
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By David Nobbs ( December 1, 2005 at 3:41 pm) · Filed under Community Dev, Content Management, Digital Divide
Well there is no rest for the wicked … CIDA moved up the Africa trip – Ghana, Malawi and Tanzania – to December from January. So after less than two weeks at home … My Broad is Abroad … again.
Louise is a broad abroad … in Ghana
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