The Unconditional War on Poverty and the Use of Computer Technology by Community Action Agencies

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{"value"=>"<span class=\"title\">The Unconditional War on Poverty and the Use of Computer Technology by Community Action Agencies</span>"}

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1965

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1965

date_end

1972

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1965

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1972

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1. Harris County Community Action [2/1]
2. Ozarks Area Community Action Corporation [2/1]
3. Office of Education Opportunity [4/1]
4. Program on Technology and Society [2/1]
5. Washington Office of Educational Opportunity - Interviews
6. Interviews Appointments
7. Computer Technology and the Disadvantaged - Preliminary Report to Program on Technology and Society
8. Program on Technology and Society [2/1]
9. Technology Project Staff Agendas
10. Metropolitan Applied Research Center Inc. Memoranda
11. Human Resources Administration Interviews
12. Human Development Corporation [2/1]
13. Community Renewal Team [2/1]
14. Community Relations Social Development Commission [2/1]
15. Community Development Agency Interviews – New York City
16. International Business Machines (IBM) [2/1]
17. The Significance of Research on Technology and the Poor
18. Office of Educational Opportunity [2/1]
19. Community Development Agency Case Study
20. Bedford-Stuyvesant [2/1]
21. Model Cities Central Interviews
22. Optimum Computer Systems, Inc. – Interviews
23. Action for Boston Community Development [2/1]
24. New York City Administration - Interviews
25. Project Bravo [2/1]
26. Manpower and Career Development Agency Interviews