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The Community Technology Foundation is now officially ZeroDivide™. ZeroDivide is proud to launch a new name! From our original CTF (Community Technology Foundation), we are fully embracing our vision of a ZeroDivide world.

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San Francisco, California — ZeroDivide™, formerly known as the Community Technology Foundation, today announced it raised $1 million for the organization through a variety of corporate and foundation gifts, and that this amount has been matched, dollar-for-dollar, by the AT&T Foundation, the corporate philanthropy organization of AT&T, Inc. (NYSE:T).

As of January 23, 2008, the Community Technology Foundation will be officially named ZeroDivide. The Board of Directors made this decision in order to reflect the evolving strategy of the California-based foundation to help non-profit organizations overcome socio-economic barriers for communities in need. ZeroDivide provides funding to foster community enterprises, which use technology to strengthen low income, minority and others in underserved communities.

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ZeroDivide 2008 Chair, Arturo Vargas in the News

"We are experiencing an unprecedented era of mobilization among immigrant voters," said Arturo Vargas, the executive director of the Los Angeles-based National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials.

Prior to Super Tuesday, activists reached out to immigrant voters in 'unprecedented' ways. To read a few excerpts from Super Tuesday's results

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