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One good place to start is The Digital Divide Network (www.digitaldividenetwork.org).
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Realize your privilege. Motivate yourself to address the issue. Do it through the postcard campaign or via another vehicle.
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This Side of the Divide = the Technology Haves. Hint: Your neighbour, your boss, your Internet flirtation, your kid, your banker, your listserv, your Instant Messenger buddies.
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That Side of the Divide = the Technology Have Nots. Hint: Your grandmother, your cleaning lady's brother-in-law back home, your garbage man, your drycleaner, the man at the fruit stand, an developing country.
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We've provided the top most spoken languages in the world. If your choice is not there, improvise by writing it yourself, and email us the greeting so we can learn it too.
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It's a very simple black and white image that will easily print out. Customize your message by adding your own note if you want. Write on the blank side.
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Fold as pictured below and staple or tape to the bottom two corners.
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Affix the postage, find a mailbox, wish your postcard well. Think about the reprecussions of not having access to technology. Talk about it.
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