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PatchWorx, Inc.
To create an online network for children who have a critical illness or a serious disability and help them develop coping skills, find information, and become more pro-active patients.
October 1, 2002; San Mateo, CA; $426,000
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University of California-Los Angeles
Neighborhood Knowledge California (NKCA) Telecommunication Project: To assemble a wide variety of public and private databases to expand opportunities for home ownership through fair housing and lending research, education, and policy development.
October 1, 2002; Los Angeles, CA; $700,000
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Columbia Heights/Shaw Family Support Collaborative
DC Health Care For You: To create a virtual health advocacy center devoted to reducing barriers to health care access.
October 1, 2002; Washington, DC; $327,635
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City of Chicago
The Greenhouse Project: To develop a model for reducing radio frequency congestion and increasing interoperability among urban first responders by using broadband wireless technology.
October 1, 2002; Chicago, IL; $396,000
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Indiana University
Making Communities SAVI: To use adaptive systems technology to help underserved communities access relevant and understandable data to address quality of life issues.
October 1, 2002; Indianapolis, IN; $504,954
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Gulf of Maine Aquarium
Vital Signs: To create a collaborative model for environmental monitoring using wireless, handheld technology to collect and share aquatic information.
October 1, 2002; Portland, ME; $364,911
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Action for Boston Community Development, Inc.
MassKidCare.Net: To establish a comprehensive digital network for inner city child care providers that offers e-commerce tools and a childcare provider matchmaking capacity.
October 1, 2002; Boston, MA; $705,000
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Eastern Michigan University
WebPolis Consortium: To use enhanced Internet technologies to provide greater community involvement in local decision-making for citizens and government officials.
October 1, 2002; Ypsilanti, MI; $241,185
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Grace Hill Settlement House
Member Organized Resource Exchange: To help Head Start families acquire the knowledge and skills needed to obtain education and health care.
October 1, 2002; St. Louis, MO; $390,148
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Applied Information Management Institute
Nebraska CyberSeed Project: To expand economic development and job creation in an agriculturally-based economy.
October 1, 2002; Omaha, NE; $675,000
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Regional Development Corporation
e-Plaza: To develop a web-based collaboration for Northern New Mexico's agricultural community by increasing links between local stakeholders and increasing access to resources.
October 1, 2002; Santa Fe, NM; $360,390
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New York University
New York City Housing and Neighborhood Information Systems: To equip local housing organizations and community development corporations with online tools to secure quality, affordable housing more efficiently.
October 1, 2002; New York, NY; $457,000
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Seedco
The Worker's Individualized Support Tool: Using an innovative online tool to help low wage earners migrate to sustained employment.
October 1, 2002; New York, NY; $298,387
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North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center, Inc.
Local E-Government Utilization Project (LEG-UP): To develop and deploy online e-government tools in rural, underserved counties and municipal governments in North Carolina.
October 1, 2002; Raleigh, NC; $700,000
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Cleveland Housing Network
Bringing Information Technology Home: An interactive technology program that builds capacity for successful home ownership and financial strength among underserved low-income families in Cleveland.
October 1, 2002; Cleveland, OH; $504,000
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Ekklesia Development Corporation
Project GILEAD: To develop the nation's first online service linking faith-based human service providers and their clientele in Cincinnati, Ohio.
October 1, 2002; Cincinnati, OH; $510,000
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Lane Council of Governments
To create an online tool for local decision-makers that maps the flow of offenders from initial law enforcement contact to release from supervision.
October 1, 2002; Eugene, OR; $391,832
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University of Pittsburgh
To develop a gateway that delivers information from any web site, whatever its level of accessibility, to people with vision impairments and other disabilities.
October 1, 2002; Pittsburgh, PA; $490,000
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Emery Water Conservancy District
To develop an interactive network to help resolve land use conflicts and improve security and public safety.
October 1, 2002; Castle Dale, UT; $369,600
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Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts
stART smART: To develop an online community that provides and sustains professional development opportunities in literacy and the performing arts for early childhood educators.
October 1, 2002; Vienna, VA; $705,000
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Kalispel Tribe of Indians
To develop broadband digital network technologies to assist Indian tribes in eastern Washington preserve and sustain their shared tribal culture, history, and language.
October 1, 2002; Usk, WA; $505,000
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Harrison County Board of Education
Project SAFE (School Action for Emergencies): To give emergency responders access to video images from cameras located inside schools via laptops while en route, as well as onsite, and from a county command center.
October 1, 2002; Clarksburg, WV; $442,000
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WV Commission for National and Community Service
ConnectWV Online Volunteer System: To create an Internet-based tool that matches volunteers to local community needs, including disaster response.
October 1, 2002; Charleston, WV; $630,000
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PIER Wisconsin
PIER Wisconsin: To develop a digitally networked coalition of organizations serving the public on Great Lakes, freshwater, environmental, and natural resource issues.
October 1, 2002; Milwaukee, WI; $700,000
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State of Wisconsin
To promote food safety and disease surveillance by integrating Wisconsin's information systems data into a cohesive system.
October 1, 2002; Madison, WI; $620,000
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