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Telecommunications and Technology



As other communities focus on bringing Internet connectivity to their citizens, many American Indians and Alaska Natives have yet to be connected to a basic telephone network. In 1999, three reports examining the state of connectivity in Indian Country found that Native Americans face an urgent situation - one in which telecommunications and information technology infrastructure capabilities fall far behind the rest of the United States. With support from the AOL-Time Warner Foundation, NCAI has established a Digital Divide Task Force to examine telecommunications and technology issues in Indian Country.

To learn more about NCAI's efforts and about this issue, please visit our Digital Divide Clearinghouse at www.indiantech.org.


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National Congress of American Indians (NCAI)
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Phone: (202) 466-7767, Fax: (202) 466-7797
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