Nonprofits, arts organizations, artists and minority-owned businesses qualify for free Web sites from an arts partnership in the S.F. Bay Area if they apply before February 23, 2007. The Community Arts Mentorship Class at California College for the Arts' Center for Art in Public Life has formed a service-learning partnership with the enterprising Bayview Hunters Point Center for Art & Technology. Gino Squadrito, professional designer and CCA faculty member, will teach a Web Design Production Studio 2 class this semester in which CCA students will mentor high-school students. Set up as a design firm, class members will work together in small teams to design Web sites for the community free of charge. Students will learn design, production and publishing for application in community art and education contexts. Apply: ginosq@sbcglobal.net. [LINK] Posted by Linda Frye Burnham