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What Charlotte may not understand about suburban poverty

Pineville is an example of a suburban city in which poverty often goes unseen. Digital tools can help create a solution.

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Telehealth is a key issue in North Carolina digital inclusion

Eric Boyette, chief information officer for the State of North Carolina, spoke at the 2018 North Carolina ConnectHomeUSA Summit. Boyette took a few minutes to discuss inclusion with DigitalCharlotte at the June 20 event.

J'Tanya Adams of EveryoneOn at a Charlotte launch of the POWER Program 28 Feb 2018
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The power of online knowledge took me from point A to point Z

Parents in five Charlotte schools recently took advantage of a pilot program to help them, which made me think about the impact of online technology on my own life.

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Can’t offer anything to your community? Think again.

We have a responsibility to our communities to give of ourselves in a positive way. When an opportunity to volunteer with Digital Charlotte came up, it was a perfect match for me. I knew that I could make a difference […]

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Designing online solutions for senior citizens

When it comes to the advantages of digital access in reducing isolation among seniors, there is recognition that technology is changing rapidly. Traditional means of communication are being de-emphasized. But not everyone can afford the latest technology.

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Supported by a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, The Center of Digital Equity is focused on empowering organizations to deliver digital inclusion resources in the Charlotte community.

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