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University of Alaska Southeast（ｱﾗｽｶ）：Implementing a distance learning
network in remote southeast Alaska to connect K-12 schools to the
university.（$ 113,404） |
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Seba Dalkai Boarding School, Inc.（ｱﾘｿﾞﾅ）：Implementing a wireless
community network to link five local Tribal government entities of the
southwest Navajo Nation.（$ 475,000）
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California Institute of the Arts（ｶﾘﾌｫﾙﾆｱ）：Linking ten community-based
arts projects to provide arts training programs to underserved Los Angeles
youth.（$ 560,000）
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City of Oakland, California（ｶﾘﾌｫﾙﾆｱ）：Using thin client terminals in
their homes, public housing residents will work to meet educational
challenges and learn specific computer skills to improve their
employability.（$ 474,775）
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Community Preservation and Development Corporation（ﾜｼﾝﾄﾝDC）：Providing
a low-income community housing project with networked computers to deliver
broadband Internet connectivity and affect employability and educational
performance.（$ 500,000）
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Orange County, Florida（ﾌﾛﾘﾀﾞ）：Providing life-saving alerts about
weather-related emergencies by using technology and Reverse 911.（$ 96,405
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State of Florida（ﾌﾛﾘﾀﾞ）：Creating a computer communications link
between incarcerated mothers and their children to help maintain family
life.（$ 300,000）
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Shepherd Center, Inc.（ｼﾞｮｰｼﾞｱ）：Using a high-speed Internet testbed to
provide rehabilitation services to patients and support for their family
members and caregivers.（$ 460,000） l Kapiolani Medical Center for Women
and Children（ﾊﾜｲ）：Developing a telemedicine network to provide prenatal
care for Native Hawaiians in rural areas.（$ 550,000）
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Idaho Public Television（ｱｲﾀﾞﾎ）：Developing plans for a two-way datacast
digital television service for the state of Idaho.（$ 75,430）
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Lake County, Illinois（ｲﾘﾉｲ）：Creating a comprehensive information and
referral system for community services, in English and Spanish at a 4th
grade reading level, to low-income residents of the county.（$ 560,000）
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Second Harvest（ｲﾘﾉｲ）：Using a nationwide computer network of local food
banks to more effectively distribute food to areas with the greatest
need.（$ 400,000）
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Indiana University（ｲﾝﾃﾞｨｱﾅ）：Using GIS technology to give inner-city
communities access to spatial information about their own communities. （$
475,000）
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Association of Kansas Hospices（ｶﾝｻﾞｽ）：Delivering hospice care directly
to a patient's home via telemedicine, with an emphasis on providing
end-of-life-care education for healthcare providers. （$ 424,785）
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Bowling Green Public Library（ｹﾝﾀｯｷｰ）：Creating a network of social
service agencies, government entities, and organizations for library
patrons to access services.（$ 293,711）
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City of New Iberia, Louisiana（ﾙｲｼﾞｱﾅ）：Using telecommunications to
provide information to public safety officials and the public during
natural disasters and hazardous materials disasters. （$ 500,000）
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Coastal Economic Development Corporation（ﾒｲﾝ）：Using technology to
coordinate social service delivery to low income families in rural Maine.
（$ 380,000）
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Tufts University（ﾏｻﾁｭｰｾｯﾂ）：Using telemedicine technology to provide
health care to an inmate population. （$ 499,982）
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Ballet Arts Minnesota（ﾐﾈｿﾀ）：Using interactive telecommunications
technology to link master teachers with dancers, the general population,
and people with disabilities to educate people about dance and culture. （$
507,159）
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Leech Lake Tribal Council（ﾐﾈｿﾀ）：Creating a tele-wellness
infrastructure on a medically-underserved Tribal Reservation to provide
health information as well as education for clinic staff. （$ 574,998）
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North Mississippi Health Services, Inc.（ﾐｼｼｯﾋﾟｰ）：Using telemedicine to
improve home-based management of congestive heart failure patients living
in rural settings in northeast Mississippi. （$ 148,748）
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University of Montana（ﾓﾝﾀﾅ）：Creating a network to promote Montana's
manufacturing industries by providing an online integrated set of
resources and tools for business development.（$ 299,992）
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North Platte Nebraska Hospital Corporation（ﾈﾌﾞﾗｽｶ）：Developing a
virtual private network (VPN) to transmit medical information, primarily
radiology consults, in rural Nebraska, Kansas, and South Dakota.（$
524,205）
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New Hampshire Community Technical College（ﾆｭｰﾊﾝﾌﾟｼｬｰ）：Using computers
to establish two-way links between educators and local businesses to offer
remedial education as well as computer classes.（$ 400,000）
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Union County College（ﾆｭｰｼﾞｬｰｼﾞｰ）：Providing lifelong learning
opportunities to unemployed and underemployed individuals through a
computer network linking a community college, a public housing authority,
and a public library.（$ 429,996）
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Abyssinian Development Corporation（ﾆｭｰﾖｰｸ）：Using information
technologies to give residents of Harlem access to educational, cultural,
civic, and socioeconomic opportunities by developing six public access
technology centers.（$ 500,000）
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Fund for the City of New York（ﾆｭｰﾖｰｸ）：Creating a shared network among
juvenile offenders, their parents, caseworkers, and social service
providers to promote youth development.（$ 480,000）
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Duke University（ﾉｰｽｶﾛﾗｲﾅ）：Developing a networked delivery system of
population-based health care, targeted at Medicaid beneficiaries.（$
600,000）
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Mayville State University（ﾉｰｽﾀﾞｺﾀ）：Creating a technology center to
provide incubator space and high-speed telecommunications to stimulate
Internet-related business growth in a rural area of North Dakota.（$
340,716）
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Cleveland Housing Network, Inc.（ｵﾊｲｵ）：Using Internet-based technology
to share data resources, such as access to affordable housing, for
community revitalization in Cleveland.（$ 525,000）
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ane Council of Governments（ｵﾚｺﾞﾝ）：Using computers to communicate among
public safety organizations as decisions are made concerning the parole of
prison inmates.（$ 300,000）
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Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh（ﾍﾟﾝｼﾙﾊﾞﾆｱ）：Using the Internet to
coordinate care to children with special needs by giving health care
providers access to online patient records.（$ 520,000）
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Philadelphia Enterprise Center（ﾍﾟﾝｼﾙﾊﾞﾆｱ）：Developing an Interactive
Business Network to increase enterprise development and entrepreneurship
in inner-city West Philadelphia.（$ 600,000）
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Providence Plan（ﾛｰﾄﾞｱｲﾗﾝﾄﾞ）Creating the Community Opportunity Zone
Information Network in Providence's Enterprise Community to give service
providers, schools, and libraries online access to community
information.（$ 540,000）
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Benedict College（ｻｳｽｶﾛﾗｲﾅ）：Implementing a two-way network between the
College and community based educational centers in three predominantly
African-American communities. （$ 489,918）
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University of South Dakota（ｻｳｽﾀﾞｺﾀ）：Creating a distance learning
project to provide culturally-sensitive training for Native American
nursing students.（$ 499,833）
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Clinch-Powell Resource Conservation and Development
Council（ﾃﾈｼｰ）：Using videoconferencing technology to increase citizens'
participation in the Tele-Democracy Network in order to give them a
greater voice in community concerns.（$ 360,000）
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Centro de Salud Familiar La Fe, Inc.（ﾃｷｻｽ）：Using technology to provide
culturally-based information on health risks and the adoption of better
health behaviors.（$ 56,625）
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John C. Ford Program, Inc.（ﾃｷｻｽ）：Giving inner city communities access
to multimedia communications for education, economic development, and job
training.（$ 389,761）
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Sevier River Water Users Association（ﾕﾀ）：Developing an interactive
water management network to improve water management, water conservation,
and result in better crop yields for the Sevier River Basin.（$ 405,000）
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University of Vermont and State Agricultural College（ﾊﾞｰﾓﾝﾄ）：Using
network technology to extend specialty medical services to trauma victims
and advanced training to personnel in rural health facilities.（$ 300,000）
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Boys and Girls Club of Charlottesville（ﾊﾞｰｼﾞﾆｱ）：Giving children access
to a computer lab, training activities, and mentor relationships with
local businesses.（$ 349,291）
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West Virginia University Research Corporation（ﾊﾞｰｼﾞﾆｱ）：Using
technology to provide two-way telecommunications, training, and networking
to nonprofit organizations in rural West Virginia.（$ 324,613）
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