Cyber Navigators: The Chicago Public Library Foundation, through the generosity of $75,000 from the Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust and $50,000 from AT&T, provide qualified college students of diverse ethnicity as Cyber Navigators. The Cyber Navigators are assigned to 27 Chicago Public Library branches located throughout the city by organizing computer classes and serving patrons of all ages and ethnicities with technological training.

http://www/chipublib.org/003cpl/partners/cybernav/cn_intro.html

Chicago Public Library. (2002). Cyber Navigators. Retrieved December 1, 2002. from http: www.chipublib.org/003cpl.partners/cybernav/cn_intro.html

MIND (Meeting Needs Democratically): The Chicago Public Library Foundation works with the City of Chicago to provide the funding for this $8 million dollar project, which is implemented throughout all 78 Chicago library locations. The audience for this project includes children and adults, as well as those who live in underserved neighborhoods where computers are still considered luxuries. The project provides access to the Internet, staff training, the Library's catalog, the new online email reference service, and 50 online databases.

Chicago Public Library Foundation. (2001). Project Mind. Retrieved December 1, 2002, from http://www.chipublib.org/003cpl/projectmind.html