Internet
for Nonprofit Activities
Promoting and Protecting the Voices of Citizens
The spread of the Internet and the speed of new technical innovations
are accelerating. When looking at this trend, it is clear that the infrastructure
provided by the Internet will become indispensable for citizensf
everyday activities. The Internet is an effective tool for the exchange
and sharing of information. It provides a vehicle that enhances the power
of individual citizens. It empowers people to make a difference in society.
However, a digital divide exists. Those who lack the technology and
skills to take advantage of this revolutionary new medium will be left
out and left behind.
Japan Computer Access For Empowerment (JCAFE) was founded to fill that
gap, by promoting better access, technology, and skills for all people,
especially NGOs, to allow them to fully use the Internet in order to
overcome this digital divide.
JCAFE also believes in defending people against the dangers of the Internet.
Internet security is an important issue, and online privacy must be defended.
Unfortunately, most people are only vaguely aware of some of the risks
inherent in using the Internet.
JCAFE holds belief that the Internet belongs to all people and should
be available to all members of society. To fill the information needs
of society, JCAFE is promoting an Internet structure that is optimized
for all people.
Since 1993
206 Koshin bldg., 2-5, Sarugaku-cho 2-chome,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0064, JAPAN
Tel & Fax: +81-3-3291-0512
info@jca.or.jp
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