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    Friends and Partners received a grant from the Ford Foundation in 1998 to develop Civic Networks in the three Russian communities of Chelyabinsk, Sergeiv Posad, and Samara. As of March 23, 1999, all three are now operational. Please read more about this project at the CIVnet-Russia WWW Site. We welcome your participation!