To: (friend's email)
From: (your email)
Subject: Web Lab's Community of Practice

Dear ,

This is exactly what you've been looking for! Go check out Web Lab's site and read about their ideas for a "Community of Practice". Remember when we were talking about (choose one):

getting back to that sprit of '95?
getting that socially minded web project off the ground?

Here's a way to make it happen. Considering your interest in
just about everything socially minded Arts Children and Youth Community Building and Renewal Community Net or Freenet Community Service and Volunteering Computers and Technology Consumer Protection Crime and Safety Disability Issues Disaster Relief  Economic Development Education Energy Conservation Environment Family and Parenting Farming and Agriculture Foundations and Fundraising Coalitions Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Issues Government Oversight and Reform Health Health, Mental Housing and Homelessness Human Rights and Civil Liberties Immigration Job Training and Workplace Issues Legal Assistance Library or Resource Center Media Men's Issues Multi-Service Community Agency Network of Nonprofit Organizations Peace and Conflict Resolution Personal Finance Poverty and Hunger Prison Reform Race and Ethnicity Recovery, Addiction and Abuse Recreation and Leisure Religion Rural Issues Seniors and Retirement Issues Spiritual and Metaphysical Issues Veterans of Wars Voting and Democracy Wildlife and Animal Welfare Women's Issues , I think you'll really be into this.

Check it out at http://www.weblab.org/cop.html

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PS - I mentioned you to Web Lab as someone who might be interested, but they won't give your name to anyone. They'll just keep you on the list of people to notify when this thing gets off the ground.