2.5 / 3.65 GHz WiMAX
- Anytown, United States
- Team Contact: 365WiMAX
- Team Type: Youth Venture
- Team Phase: Forming a Team
About Us
Community Based Core WiMAX Broadband Wireless Infratsructure
Formation of WiMAX Youth Venture Teams to educate their communities on the advantages of using newer broadband wireless technologies to implement and sustain social entrepreneurship and asset-based community development by involving the leaders of tomorrow within our communities.
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WiMAX Youth Venture Teams will introduce and implement sustainable adoption models that support the massive social investment presented through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) using WiMAX broadband infrastructure. This goes hand-in-hand with active educational programs like the Best Buy @15 and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programs and will support the many public/private systems, agencies and non-profits within our communities such as local governments, universities/colleges, K-12, libraries, smart grid, workforce development, distance learning, labor exchange, mentor/protégé programs, jobs creation and digital access, inclusion, literacy for low-income individuals/households.
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If you are interested in forming a WiMAX Youth Venture Team for your regional coverage area, have good communications skills, and are motivated to bring social change and an improved economy to your community through the use of newer technology, services and applications then please read the following summary @ http://www.genv.net/en-us/node/9311 (or download attachment) and then email me at bbowman@accessdelray.org with any questions or comments.
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Other links of interest and more information:
Government Technologies - Broadband Nation
Broadband.gov
@15
AccessDelray.org
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After viewing and reading through the above information we also encourage your team to perform searches (due diligence) on any public or private agency within your region that your WiMAX Youth Venture Team could partner with. This includes schools, community colleges, universities, libraries, workforce investment boards, newspapers and other community non-profits or foundations.
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Thank you in advance,
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-- Brad Bowman
Program Director - AccessDelray.org
AccessDelray.org
bbowman@accessdelray.org
Interests
Arts and Culture, Civic Engagement and Voting, Community Beautification, Community Development, Community Organizing, Employment, Environment, Literacy, Mentoring, School Community Development, Technology, Youth Empowerment
Our Team is looking for help with…
Formation of WiMAX Youth Venture Teams to educate their communities on the advantages of using newer broadband wireless technologies to implement and sustain social entrepreneurship and asset-based community development by involving the leaders of tomorrow within our communities.
