Bookshare.org Volunteer Discussion List
		Bookshare.org's volunteer community uses this mailing list to discuss their efforts to grow the collection of accessible books. Members may use this list to help one another with technical issues, to make scanning and submission suggestions, and to get to know one another better.
		Traffic Control User Group
		A list for traffic control engineers working for (or on behalf of) UK highway authorities. It is open to all staff of organisations eligible for membership of the CSS Traffic Systems Group (formerly TCUG). It is not open to suppliers or contractors.
		Job Search Focus Group - Cincinnati, OH
		Job Search Focus Group (JSFG) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that supports individuals searching for new employment opportunities. It has been assisting employers and job candidates in the Cincinnati area since 1992.
		Bookshare.org Discussion Group
		This is the place to discuss your use and questions concerning Bookshare.org, a project of the Benetech Initiative. Benetech builds Technology for Humanity. Bookshare.org enables those with print-related disabilities to legally share copyrighted text in alternative electronic formats as prescribed in the Chaffee Amendment to U.S. Copyright Law. The list is open to members, subscribers and others interested in learning about or sharing their experiences.
		Sao Mai Computer Center for the blind
		SMCC mailing list is created for members and blind students of Sao Mai Computer Center for the blind to exchange and inform issues relating to IT for visually impaired people.
		FREE GEEK Michiana
		This is a discussion list for core team members and interested parties discussing issues related to Freegeek-Michiana, including software applications, computer hardware, and organizational issues related to GNU/Linux, LTSP, and computer recycling and education. We are a community based not-for-profit with the goals of: providing computer support and equipment at low or no cost to people who might otherwise not have access to them; making obsolete computers useful again and diverting them from the waste stream; creating client/server networks and computer labs for cash strapped not-for-profit organizations, particularly those serving disadvantaged people and neighborhoods. We primarily use GNU/Linux as our operating system of choice.
		Ingegneria Senza Frontiere - Genova
		Mailing list di Ingegneria Senza Frontiere - Genova. ISF è un'associazione che opera, senza scopo di lucro, nell’ambito della cooperazione internazionale per la risoluzione di problemi tecnici nei paesi in via di sviluppo, nell’ottica del miglioramento globale della qualità della vita.
		Offene Werkstatt Marburg
		Project of an open, non-profit garage/workshop. The aim is to help each other in repairing e.g. bicycles, funiture, musicinstruments and so on. Everybody is invited to bring in her/his experiences. In order to arrange a complete pool of tools, the participators are asked to donate or loan their tools. The project has got some machines, like a welding machine, but theres a lack of smaller things, like wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.
		Kingston Amateur Radio Club
		Kingston Amateur Radio Club This is an informal group that allows discussion of all facets of Amateur Radio in the Greater Kingston Area.
		astronoomiaühingu Ridamus mailinglist
		Astronoomiaühingu Ridamus avalike vaatluste mailinglist. This is the mailing list of an Estonian non-profit astronomy organization with the name Ridamus.
		NTA Hampton Roads Chapter
		Members and associates of the National Technical Association Hampton Roads Chapter. NTA is an organization of Minority Technical Professionals, dedicated to supporting one another, to professional development, and to encouraging and motivating our youth to pursue technology-related professions. We reach out to students to teach them the math, science and computer skills necessary to achieve in school and pursue these careers.
		APICUG
		Distribution of notices to supporters of the API Computer Users Group
		Sunflower Computer Club
		List to keep computer club members of current and special events
		Greater Hampton Roads Regional Black Alumni Council of the VA Tech Alumni Association
		This is a list for African-American alumni of Virginia Tech who live in the Greater Hampton Roads area of VA. The Greater Hampton Roads Regional Black Alumni Chapter (GHRRBAC) is an extension of the VA Tech Alumni Association dedicated to supporting and enhancing the university's Colleges of Engineering, Arts & Science, Architecture, and other departments through diverse recruiting, mentoring, and nurturing of new and prospective students, and though professional development and networking of its alumni. The majority of list members are skilled professionals in science and technology fields.
		VOeW-Listserver
		The Association for ecological economic research (VOeW) is an inter- and transdisciplinary network. The VOeW is a non-profit association and argues with questions of sustainable development as well as its practical conversion. The special emphasis of the activities is on the area of sustainable economy and technology and the contribution, which enterprises, politics and universities in addition can carry out. The network offers various contact contacts between science, politics and practice by the composition of its members and its activities. Apart from the exchange of the members among themselves, which is supported by working groups and this listserver, we organize meetings of different kind and direction. The aim of the list is to disseminate and discuss topics related with environment, economy, environmental technology ("green technology") and sustainable development.
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