Diversity in High Tech: Organizing to Increase Access After I-200

[Doug Schuler]

Thanks, Rich, for the feedback on the principles.  I do think they can
serve as an important reminder of what we're trying to accomplish.  I think
that they can help us keep our focus when technology, etc. seems to be
changing rapidly -- I don't foresee a time in the near future when the
principles would be obsolete.

My thoughts on distributing them?  I'd like to see them fairly easily
accessible from our home page.  I'd like to see new SCNA members get a
copy.  I'd like to see board member candidates asked what ideas they
had to advance SCNA's mission given our principles.  We could use them
in our literature and we could mentiont them in presentations.  They
could be on our printed newsletters also -- perhaps in the compact form
- SCN has a commitment to ...

-- doug

> Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 22:32:37 -0800 (PST)
> From: Rich Littleton <be718 at scn.org>
> To: Doug Schuler <douglas at scn.org>
> cc: Rod Clark <bb615 at scn.org>, femme2 at scn.org,
>         local-computer-activists at scn.org, scn at scn.org,
>         Steve and Melissa Guest <guests at scn.org>, scna-board at scn.org
> Subject: Re: Diversity in High Tech: Organizing to Increase Access After I-200
> 
> 
> Doug,
> 
> This is a most valuable sending.  Keep our feet to the fire.  Any ideas
> about distributing these guidelines?
> 
> Rich
> 
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