Metrics on how the organization is addressing digital needs while
Offers free digital literacy classes, workshops, and access to computers
Digital Navigators from the Center for Digital Equity are on-site
The North Carolina Assistive Technology Program (NCATP) leads North Carolina’s
An initiative led by the AvidXchange Foundation in partnership with
Plus, federal legislation supporting rural Internet access gets introduced, Utah’s
Four years ago, Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles launched the Mayor’s
What’s New in Digital Equity: N.M.’s Free Workforce Program Plus,
Denya Isabelle-Davis, digital navigator with the Center for Digital Equity, helps Felicia Cadogan sign up for a free laptop at a community event at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church.
Charlotte’s work to make the area more digitally connected started nearly a decade ago. Backers of the effort talked to CBJ about progress that’s been made — and that’s left to do.
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