The non-profit American organization Project Harmony" conducts the "Internet Access and Training Program" in the State Russian Museum since 1999. This program is created and financed by Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of US Department of State

IREX is a non-profit organization founded in 1968 to administer academic exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union. Committed to education in the broadest sense of the word, IREX efforts have expanded to encompass professional training, institution building, technical assistance, and policy programs with the Newly Independent States (NIS), Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), Mongolia and China.
IREX is headquartered in Washington, DC and maintains field offices throughout Eurasia and Central and Eastern Europe. The field offices conduct outreach activities for IREX programs as well as provide services to IREX program participants and alumni. 

Special thanks to the staff of the  Laboratory of Open Telecommunications and Systems for technical support.
The Laboratory of Open Telecommunications and Systems (LOTOS) is a non-profit organization that, over the course of one and one-half years and in cooperation with St. Petersburg State University, has connected approximately 100 non-commercial organizations in St. Petersburg to the Internet by e-mail free-of-charge. The purpose of the LOTOS is to make the Internet as available as possible to as wide a range of organizations in the city of St. Petersburg at minimal cost, and if possible free-of-charge.