E-Advocacy, the Digital Divide & GIS: An Interview with Arnold Chandler of PolicyLink

Arnold Chandler is a Program Associate at PolicyLink where he conducts policy data analysis and research studies into the innovative application of information technology and data to community building, advocacy, neighborhood change and revitalization, and regional development.  His research focuses on economic and community development in America's older core cities; the digital divide and public policy; supporting technology innovation in the nonprofit sector; electronic advocacy; and the use of geographic information systems (GIS) for policy change.  Chandler has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a M.S. in Telecom Policy and Information Systems.

You can read a transcript of the interview on the NetSquared blog.