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As we near the end of the 20th century, it becomes immediately
imperative that the "have-nots" in our society become educated
in the following areas:
It is likewise well-known that communities have a greater
chance for stability if its residents access continuuing
education and job skills training, opportunities.
For these reasons, BLACK ISSUES OF BUFFALO has emerged as
urban community technology advocate. To increase the public's
awareness of how technology can assist in the formulation of
possible solutions to the myriad of negative socioeconomic
trends and conditions confronting our less-fortunate citizenry;
and to stimulate self-help among this demographic by involving
the affected residents themselves in the solution-building
process.
As we head into the 21st century, the mission of BLACK ISSUES
is to deliver access, culturally-inclusive programming and
content, computer-literacy and Internet-capabilities to urban
inner-cities' disadvantaged, designated at-risk and/or their
physically-challenged residents.
To stimulate human and economic development in target areas
by promoting self-help initiatives to the affected population,
in form of:
While discriminating against none, it is our singular vision
to implement Urban Technology Project (UTP), using minorities
as best means to pro-actively address issues of inclusion,
access and affordability for the nation's disadvantaged,
designated at-risk and/or physically-challenged
demographic(s).
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