​Meet some of our Community Advisory Circle:

Alicia Eisenstadt  - Consultant and Visionary
Ann Duran - Visionary from New Mexico
Brandon Benallie - IT Lead and Ke' InfoShop
Christine Caruso - International Educator and Consultant
Dawn Wink - Author, Director, Teacher Preparation, SFCC
Derrick Ballard - Engineer
​Ek Ong Kaar - Community Educator
Emigdio Ballon - Tesuque Pueblo, Farm Director
Erin Coffey - Educator and Community Activist
Erwin Rivera - Community Educator,  Enlace, Northern NM
Ferdi Serim - Claro Consulting
Giovanna and AnnaMaria Cardinalli - Community Educators
Glenda Stephens - Accounting
Gloria Emerson - Dine' artist, poet, activist, elder, Community Educator
JC Ramirez - Rainy Media, Community Educator
John DiRuggiero - GIS Director and Engineer
Julie Kennedy-Randall - Paliative Care Nurse
Lynne Gahan - Community Advocate and Educator
Lynne Hendrick - Artist and Community Educator
Lynn Roanhorse - Jicarilla Apache Nation, Community Educator
Marlin Garrett (In memorium) - Tsalagi, Energy Industry Engineer
Marty and Betsy Anderson - Community Advocate
​Mary O'Connor - International Consultant
Matt and Kristen Kennedy - Community Advocate
Pat McCabe - Dine', Woman Stands Shining, Community Educator
Rebecca Belleto - Community Advocate and Educator
Ryan Begay - Dine', Film Maker
Sharna Langlais - Seek, Spark, Shine
Stephanie Brown -Educator
Steve Herera - Educator,Deacon, Archdiocese of San Jose
Steven Nevarez - Engineer
Tash Deschenie - Dine, Educator and Community Activist
Tej Kaur - Community Educator
and many more... 

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ITDRC "HomeworkHub" Free Wireless Internet Hotspots 

If you encounter a problem with the ITDRC Hotspot map, click File a Hotspot Report  and complete the form to alert NM DoIT (New Mexico Department of Information Technology).  This map was created collaboratively as a free public service stewarded by the "Teaching and Learning with GIS" program of the local educational nonprofit, Community Learning Network (CLN)  with support from National Science Foundation Pueblo Connect Smart and Connected Cities initiative and based on data collected in collection with NM DoIT and EDAC.  This ITDRC Hotspot map is updated periodically based on additions and changes provided to NM DoIT and EDAC by the community and local service providers. Internet hotspot services change frequently and unexpectedly, and CLN and NM DoIT are not responsible for changes, availability and lack of availability, or activities of the public in hotspot locations. 

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