The Center for Digital Equity

Volunteer as a Facilitator for Digital Literacy Classes (West Blvd Library)
2023-04-01 12:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York) | Charlotte Mecklenburg Library – West Blvd Branch, 2157 West Boulevard, Charlotte, NC, 28208, United States
Looking to make a community impact while applying your experiences as a teacher or facilitator? Come volunteer as a digital literacy facilitator! Digital literacy teaches the skills needed to live, learn, and work in a society where communication and information access is increasingly digitized. These sessions will be offered in Spanish and English, so we welcome bilingual volunteers.
Click here to complete the volunteer registration form and select the date and time best for you.

These sessions are for any basic, intermediary or advanced technology questions attendees may have. We can cover the following topics:

Basic technology assistance (turning on a computer, creating an email)
Intermediary assistance (how to manage settings, use a web browser, and other online tools)
Advanced (how to use zoom and/or other job specific related topics)

If you volunteer for a month and support a total of 8 sessions, you’ll earn a $30 gift card!
See address information below.

Volunteer as a Facilitator for Digital Literacy Classes (Allegra Westbrooks Library)
2023-03-30 17:00 - 18:00, 2023-02-18 15:00 - 16:00 | Allegra Westbrooks Library, 2412 Beatties Ford Road, Charlotte, NC, 28216, United States

Public Workstream Meeting: Digital Literacy and Skilling
2023-03-30 14:00 - 15:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the Digital Literacy and Skilling Workstream meeting to learn what we’re doing to educate residents on using digital tools so they feel empowered to succeed in a highly digitized world. Our mission is to navigate different partner inputs and connect the community with available resources.
Date: March 30, 2023
Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Ameera Bartholomew
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting. Ameera will contact you with the meeting location.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Workstream Meeting: Device and Connectivity
2023-03-30 10:00 - 11:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the Device and Connectivity Workstream meeting to learn what’s happening in Charlotte to connect residents with affordable devices that empowers them to succeed in a highly digitized world. Their mission is to navigate different partner inputs and connect the community with available resources. These meetings alternate between being virtual and in-person, so check the calendar monthly for updated information.
Standing Meeting Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
Date: March 30, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Ameera Bartholomew
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting. Ameera will contact you with the meeting location.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Workstream Meeting: Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development
2023-03-28 16:00 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
2023 is going to be a big year as we measure and find ways to show Mecklenburg County the work and progress. The Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem workstream will be offering some community engagement trainings, mapping digital resources and setting a policy/advocacy agenda. Our mission is to ensure alignment between community needs and policy at all levels of the ecosystem. Each meeting occurs the fourth Tuesday of every month.
Standing Meeting Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Date: March 28, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Amy Crippen
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Volunteer: Laptop Distribution with the CDE & the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
2023-03-25 08:00 - 17:00, 2023-03-11 08:00 - 17:00, 2023-02-25 08:00 - 15:00, 2023-02-11 08:00 - 15:00 | AvidXChange, 1210 AvidXChange Lane, Charlotte, NC, 28206, United States
Partner Event: ACP Awareness/Enrollment for the recipients of a free laptop through the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s MeckTech program.
Complete our Volunteer Form to sign up for this event: https://share.hsforms.com/1UETgTAgST665mOr3GwjGBQ3qimx

About the Event
The MeckTech Computer Kit Program (through the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library) is distributing 20,000 free laptops to Mecklenburg County adults without a home computer. Each kit includes a refurbished laptop optimized for accessing the internet, joining virtual meetings, creating documents, and more.
Pick a date to join the laptop distribution and work with the CDE! Once participants receive a refurbished laptop (perhaps their very first computer!), they may be interested in free or reduced cost internet, as well as our free Digital Navigator Services. Join us on-site to help residents complete the application for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). You’ll also help raise awareness of our Digital Navigator Services, free to all Mecklenburg residents through 311.

What is the ACP?
The ACP is a new federal benefit program that helps ensure households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more. The benefit provides a discount of up to $30 per month toward internet service. Volunteers will help guide residents through the ACP application process. We’ll have a step-by-step packet to guide you, plus additional staff and volunteers will be available to help.
Event Logistics
Complete our Volunteer Form to sign up for this event: https://share.hsforms.com/1UETgTAgST665mOr3GwjGBQ3qimx
About 2,000 laptops are distributed at each event. Every distribution event is on a Saturday from 8:00a – 3:00p and hosted at AvidXChange, which is located at 1210 AvidXChange Lane, Charlotte, NC 28206. Each distribution event is broken into four shifts: full day, morning, mid-day, or afternoon. Please indicate which shift works for you in the form above.

Public Workstream Meeting: Data, Research, and Program Measurement
2023-03-21 16:00 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the Data, Research, and Program Measurement Workstream meeting to learn how we’re collecting data on our progress and using different types of data to inform our decisions. Their mission is to connect the community and partners with the right level of key data elements to drive decisions. Each meeting occurs the third Tuesday of every month.
Standing Meeting Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Date: March 21, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Amy Crippen
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Volunteer at Tech Tuesdays: Low-Cost Laptop Distribution
2023-03-21 15:00 - 17:00, 2023-02-21 15:00 - 17:00
Are you in need of an affordable laptop? Join us at Tech Tuesdays! E2D (Eliminate the Digital Divide) is hosting Tech Tuesday events to provide up to 2 low-cost laptops per family on a first come, first served basis. Head over to AvidXChange every 3rd Tuesday of the month to participate while supplies last!
The price of a laptop is $80 (cash, money order, or credit card) and there is a limit of 2 laptops per family. Please note, the E2D program is for families with demonstrated need.
*Credit card transactions will incur a $4.00 fee PER laptop.*

Venue: E2D AvidXChange Lab
Address: 920 Hamilton Street, Charlotte, NC 28206
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Parking: Park across the street at AvidXChange
E2D Website: https://www.e-2-d.org/get-a-laptop

Volunteer as a Facilitator for Digital Literacy Classes (Do Greater Creative Lab)
2023-03-17 18:00 - 19:00, 2023-02-25 18:00 - 19:00, 2023-02-23 18:00 - 19:00, 2023-02-18 18:00 - 19:00, 2023-02-16 18:00 - 19:00 | Do Greater Creative Lab, 2400 Greenland Avenue, Charlotte, 28208, United States

Public Workstream Meeting: Data, Research, and Program Measurement
2023-03-16 16:00 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the the Data, Research and Program Measurement Workstream meeting to learn how we’re collecting data on our progress and using different types of data to inform our decisions. Their mission is to connect the community and partners with the right level of key data elements to drive decisions. Each meeting occurs the third Tuesday of every month.
Standing Meeting Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Date: May 16, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Amy Crippen
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Community Council Meeting (March 16)
2023-03-16 15:30 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly Community Council meetings! At the Center for Digital Equity (CDE), we value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a resident or organization partner of the CDE. Each Community Council meeting is held the first Thursday of the month from 3:30 – 5:00pm. Most meetings are virtual (see Zoom link below), but this month we’re excited to gather everyone in-person and welcome you to join us! Click here to RSVP.

Time: 3:30pm – 5:00pm (please begin arriving at 3:00pm)
Venue: The Belmont Regional Center
Address: 700 Parkwood Avenue, Charlotte NC, 28205

Use this link to add future virtual Community Council zoom meetings to your calendar: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpdemurj0iE906LkKphTS-f48h__BRp346

What is the Community Council?
The community council is a resident, public, private collaboration focused on producing recommendations on how Mecklenburg County can become the most digitally equitable community in America. Any resident in Mecklenburg County or public and private sector partner who operates within the county is welcome to join the council. The community council is governed by a co-created charter and led by workstream co-chairs who are elected by partners of the CDE.

CDE Mission Statement
To make Mecklenburg County the most digital equitable community in America.

CDE Vision
The Center for Digital Equity is the backbone organization for a collective impact strategy bringing together residents, public, and private sector partners to co-create solutions allowing every resident the opportunity to thrive in our modern culture.

What are the CDE’s workstreams?
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that tackle specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to our mission and generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about their unique initiatives. You can find all the public workstream meetings on our events calendar. Our five workstreams are:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

CDE History
The Center for Digital Equity (CDE) is an evolution of two key community initiatives; Digital Charlotte and the Charlotte Digital Inclusion Alliance and is housed at Queens University of Charlotte.
The CDE is supported by a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Volunteer: ACP Enrollment at the CMS College & Career Event
2023-03-11 10:00 - 15:00 | Harding University High School, 2001 Alleghany Street, Charlotte, 28208, United States
The Center for Digital Equity (CDE) launched a campaign with Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) in December 2022 to spread awareness of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) and support enrollment for eligible families. The ACP provides a monthly discount on internet bills of up to $30, and up to $75 for people living on Tribal Lands.
Use this link to sign up to volunteer: https://share.hsforms.com/1UETgTAgST665mOr3GwjGBQ3qimx
The CDE is joining CMS’s College and Career Cove event on March 11 from 10:00am – 3:00pm to facilitate ACP enrollments and spread awareness of our Digital Navigator services, including digital literacy, accessing affordable devices, and tech support. See the flyer below for more information about the CMS event.

Public Workstream Meeting: Device and Connectivity
2023-03-09 10:00 - 11:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the the Device and Connectivity Workstream meeting to learn what’s happening in Charlotte to connect residents with affordable devices that empowers them to succeed in a highly digitized world. Their mission is to navigate different partner inputs and connect the community with available resources. These meetings alternate between being virtual and in-person, so check the calendar monthly for updated information.
Standing Meeting Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
Date: March 9, 2023
Workstream Program Director: Ameera Bartholomew
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting. Ameera will contact you with the meeting location.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Workstream Meeting: Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development
2023-02-28 16:00 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
2023 is going to be a big year as we measure and find ways to show Mecklenburg County the work and progress. The Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem workstream will be offering some community engagement trainings, mapping digital resources and setting a policy/advocacy agenda. Our mission is to ensure alignment between community needs and policy at all levels of the ecosystem. Each meeting occurs the fourth Tuesday of every month.
Standing Meeting Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Date: February 28, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Amy Crippen
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Volunteer as a Facilitator for Digital Literacy Classes (University City Library)
2023-02-25 14:00 - 15:00 | University City Regional Library, 301 E. W.T. Harris Blvd., Charlotte, NC, 28262, United States

Volunteer as a Facilitator for Digital Literacy Classes (West Blvd. Library)
2023-02-23 12:00 - 13:00, 2023-02-16 12:00 - 13:00 | Charlotte Mecklenburg Library – West Blvd. Branch, 2157 West Boulevard, Charlotte, NC, 28208, United States

Volunteer: ACP Enrollment at West Blvd Public Update Meeting
2023-02-21 18:00 - 19:30
The residents of West Boulevard neighborhoods are hosting their public update meeting at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library on West Boulevard on Tuesday, February 21st at 6pm. The Center for Digital Equity will be in attendance to spread awareness of our no-cost services with the West Boulevard community members, as well as enroll eligible residents in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). The ACP is a federal program that provides a monthly discount on internet for those who qualify.

Public Workstream Meeting: Data, Research, and Program Measurement
2023-02-21 16:00 - 17:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the the Data, Research and Program Measurement Workstream meeting to learn how we’re collecting data on our progress and using different types of data to inform our decisions. Their mission is to connect the community and partners with the right level of key data elements to drive decisions. Each meeting occurs the third Tuesday of every month.
Standing Meeting Time: 4:00pm – 5:00pm
Date: February 21, 2023
Virtual Location: Join Teams Meeting
Workstream Program Director: Amy Crippen
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Workstream Meeting: Digital Literacy and Skilling
2023-02-16 14:00 - 15:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the the Digital Literacy and Skilling Workstream meeting to learn what we’re doing to educate residents on using digital tools so they feel empowered to succeed in a highly digitized world. Their mission is to navigate different partner inputs and connect the community with available resources.
Date: February 16, 2023
Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm
Workstream Program Director: Ameera Bartholomew
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting. Ameera will contact you with the meeting location.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development

Public Workstream Meeting: Device and Connectivity
2023-02-09 10:00 - 11:00
You’re invited to our public monthly workstream meetings! We value the input of all Mecklenburg County residents, whether you just want to listen to the conversation or whether you’d like to become a full member of one of our workstreams. Each workstream is composed of local residents, public sector leaders, and private sector partners.
Join the the Device and Connectivity Workstream meeting to learn what’s happening in Charlotte to connect residents with affordable devices that empowers them to succeed in a highly digitized world. Their mission is to navigate different partner inputs and connect the community with available resources. These meetings alternate between being virtual and in-person, so check the calendar monthly for updated information.
Standing Meeting Time: 10:00am – 11:00am
Date: February 9, 2023
Workstream Program Director: Ameera Bartholomew
RSVP: Complete this form to indicate your interest in joining a meeting. Ameera will contact you with the meeting location.
**Note: You are still welcome to join the meeting if you don’t RSVP.

Overview of Workstreams at the CDE
The overall mission of the Center for Digital Equity is to make Mecklenburg county the most digitally equitable community in America, and each workstream tackles specific key performances indicators (KPIs) related to that broader goal.
The CDE is organized across five workstreams that generally correlate with our no-cost community services, which are as follows:

Support signing up for affordable home internet
Support finding a no or low-cost device
Support connecting with and enrolling in digital skilling programs
Basic technical support

Workstream meetings are hosted monthly, and you’re welcome to join a different one each month to learn about the unique initiatives of our five workstreams:

Data, Research, and Program Measurement
Device and Connectivity
Digital Literacy and Skilling
Digital Navigation and Technical Support
Policy, Advocacy, and Ecosystem Development
