In April, you can travel to Cuba while supporting CTN's mission to transform lives through digital literacy. We will be leading a delegation there that will focus on culture, economics,... read more →
Before I helped establish CTN as a nonprofit, I lived in New York City and worked for the Parks Department in their Computer Resource Centers. In 2003 I was teaching... read more →
In the next few months, Community Technology Network will be rolling out a new program providing digital literacy training to low-income East Bay residents. The California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) has expanded... read more →
The following was written by Jang (Rachel) Sunjung, a CTN intern from Korea: I've been a Community Technology Network volunteer for six months, tutoring at Aquatic Park Senior Center. I... read more →
Even though "technology" is in our name, we aren’t always on the cutting edge of new tech innovations. I'm embarrassed to admit that I only recently learned about augmented reality... read more →
I am so happy to announce the creation of the National Digital Inclusion Alliance. There is a clear need among non-profit organizations, libraries, schools and other community institutions for a national... read more →
Last week I attended the fifth annual Schools, Health, Library Broadband Coalition (SHLB) conference in Washington, D.C., where I moderated a panel called "Digital Literacy Through Community Anchor Institution Partnerships." The panel... read more →
The Institute on Aging is presenting a one-day conference on aging and technology called BIG IDEAS, GOOD WORK: How Elders, Caregivers, and Senior Services Are Influencing and Inventing Thoughtful Technologies.... read more →
A new report issued by the City of San Francisco outlines a number of policy recommendations to connect more households and address issues of Internet availability, affordablity, and adoption. The recommendations... read more →
Kami Griffiths, Community Technology Network's executive director, was interviewed on April 24, 2015, by Comcast Newsmakers. Terri Hardesty talked to Kami about the need for teaching digital literacy and how CTN's programs address this... read more →
