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[[Communautique]] is a Montreal-based non-profit dedicated to promoting information literacy and promoting civic participation via communication technologies. They aim for a democatic cyberculture that is available for everyone, to combat socioeconomic exclusion and promote resourcefulness and self-reliance. They offer training to organizations across Quebec teaching basic internet skills as well as discussing social and business issues. Their work and reearch analyze how socioeconomic factors influence the appropriation of [[ICTs]]. They also offer web development services.<ref>[http://www.communautique.qc.ca/a-propos/mission-et-objectifs/who-we-are.html Mission And Objectives]. Communautique. Retrieved 2012 November 7.</ref>
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[[File:Communautique logo officiel RGB.png|200px|right]]'''Communautique''' is a Montreal-based non-profit dedicated to promoting information literacy and promoting civic participation via communication technologies. They aim for democratic cyberculture that is available for everyone, to combat socioeconomic exclusion and promote resourcefulness and self-reliance. They offer training to organizations across Quebec teaching basic internet skills as well as discussing social and business issues. Their work and research analyze how socioeconomic factors influence the appropriation of Internet Communication Technologies. They also offer web development services.<ref>[http://www.communautique.qc.ca/a-propos/mission-et-objectifs/who-we-are.html Mission And Objectives]. Communautique. Retrieved 2012 November 7.</ref>


It is a recognized [[ALS|At-Large Structure]] within [[ICANN]],<ref>[http://www.atlarge.icann.org/pt/node/22719 AtLarge.ICANN.org]Retrieved 6 Dec 2012</ref> it sees participation as a useful and democratic way of countering American hegemony on the Internet, to work on French [[IDN]]s, and create opportunities to discuss Internet issues with the entire world.<ref>[http://www.communautique.qc.ca/nouvelles/nouvelles-communautique/archives-des-nouvelles/icaan-quebec.html ICANN Wuebec, CommunAutique.qc.ca]Published Nov 2006, Rerieved 6 Dec 2012</ref>
==References==
==References==
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==External Links==
==External Links==
* [http://www.communautique.qc.ca Communautique Website (French)]
* [https://www.communautique.quebec/ Communautique Website (French)]
 
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Latest revision as of 18:31, 2 May 2022


General Information
Type: ALS
Country: Canada
Region: North America
Website: https://www.communautique.quebec/
People

Communautique is a Montreal-based non-profit dedicated to promoting information literacy and promoting civic participation via communication technologies. They aim for democratic cyberculture that is available for everyone, to combat socioeconomic exclusion and promote resourcefulness and self-reliance. They offer training to organizations across Quebec teaching basic internet skills as well as discussing social and business issues. Their work and research analyze how socioeconomic factors influence the appropriation of Internet Communication Technologies. They also offer web development services.[1]

It is a recognized At-Large Structure within ICANN,[2] it sees participation as a useful and democratic way of countering American hegemony on the Internet, to work on French IDNs, and create opportunities to discuss Internet issues with the entire world.[3]

References

  1. Mission And Objectives. Communautique. Retrieved 2012 November 7.
  2. AtLarge.ICANN.orgRetrieved 6 Dec 2012
  3. ICANN Wuebec, CommunAutique.qc.caPublished Nov 2006, Rerieved 6 Dec 2012

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