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Accessibility Internet Rally (AIR-Austin) - http://www.knowbility.org/AIR-Austin/
Promotes greater access to technology opportunities and fosters stronger ties between the high-tech and non-profit communities. Also sponsors web site competition about creating fully accessible online information.

Association of Information Technology Professionals - http://www.aitpaustin.org/
Non-profit organization that promotes information technology in business and education. Contains information about chapter membership, calendar, and tech awards and alliances.

Austin Free-Net (AFN) - http://www.austinfree.net/
Nonprofit that helps community organizations launch free web sites. Includes newsletter, current projects, information about free classes, calendar, and volunteer opportunities.

Austin Linux User Group - http://www.austinlug.org/
Includes news, forum, polls, and a calendar of events.

Austin Macromedia User Group - http://ammug.tripod.com/ammug.htm
Lists information about meetings and special information groups, with links to resources.

Austin Technology Council - http://www.austintechnologycouncil.org/
Professional organization representing the software, Internet, information technology, new media, semiconductor, hardware, and telecommunications industries. Includes information about membership, interest groups, continuing education, and community programs.

Capital Macintosh User Group - http://capmac.org/
Includes a calendar of events, membership information, and a forum.

Central Texas Linux User's Group - http://www.ctlug.org/
An informal organization of Linux users and enthusiasts.

Central Texas PC Users' Group - http://www.ccaustin.org/
Includes meeting schedule, mailing list, and information about special interest groups on topics such as Linux, Windows, genealogy, and Visual Basic.

Electronic Frontier Foundation: Austin - http://www.effaustin.org/
Works to protect digital rights and freedom. Includes news and meeting information.

Freelance Austin - http://www.freelance-austin.org/
Group of professionals such as graphic designers, Web developers, photographers, and marcom specialists. Information about membership and meeting times and topics, with a directory of available professionals and a mailing list.

Knowbility - http://www.knowbility.org
Provides Internet accessibility training and consulting.

LESS Networks - http://www.lessnetworks.com/
Organizer of the Free WiFi Movement in Austin. Provides news, software, a how-to FAQ, and a list of hotspots.

Metropolitan Austin Interactive Network (MAIN) - http://www.main.org/
A network of free-hosted web sites for non-profit organizations.

The Virtual Volunteering Project - http://www.serviceleader.org/new/virtual/
Assists in the development and success of volunteer activities that can be completed, in whole or in part, via the Internet.

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