The purpose of the CAP Online Resource is to provide a national online resource for individuals, policy makers, funding bodies, and others about all Community Access Points for information and technology in the U.S. and CAP-related Digital Divide initiatives. The short-term goal is to provide an online resource for getting the location and other available information (such as programs and services available) about Community Access Points, from existing electronic resources by January 2001. The long-term goal is to create and provide an accessible and usable online resource for and about all Community Access Points and related national and local CAP-related Digital Divide initiatives.

HUD

HUD Neighborhood Networks

Geographic List of Centers
Neighborhood Networks Centers listing by State

DISCLAIMER- The purpose of these databases is to provide information about organizations and resources of interest to Neighborhood Networks centers and their partners. HUD does not investigate, evaluate, or endorse any of the products, services, activities, or political views of any individual or entity contained therein.

OMB

OMB Watch Community Technology Centers

US Dept of Education

Community Technology Centers
The 400+ sites are enormously diverse in program areas and participating populations. Some are stand alone centers; others operate as one part of a larger organization, such as a multiservice agency or museum, job training center, shelter, cable public access center, etc.

21 Century Community Learning Centers:


This is a link to the directory of 310 communities supporting over 1500 community learning centers across the nation. (5/00)

This is a link to the directory of 125 communities supporting 517 community learning centers across the nation. (12/99)

National Center for Education Statistics

Find Your Library
If you want to Find Your Library, or any library, this is the place! Locate any public library, get its address, learn how many books it has, and discover other neat things. Just click on a state from the map, or choose one from the pull down menu under the map. Then select a city and click on the name of the library when the list appears. If your library has branches you can even find out where they are located.

Public Library Locator
This website is most helpful to individuals who have more specific information about the library they are looking for. The Public Library Locator is a tool to help you locate information about a public library or a public library service outlet when you know some, but not all of the information about it. The information in this locator has been drawn from the National Center for Education Statistics Public Libraries Survey.