CTN is excited to join hundreds of organizations across the globe participating in Safer Internet Day! Led by ConnectSafely in the U.S., Safer Internet Day is an international educational event... read more →
Are you looking for a flexible, purpose-driven job? With new partnerships, programs, and learner populations, CTN is expanding faster than ever before. We're looking for motivated team players to help us... read more →
As we look towards the new year, CTN is focusing on knowledge sharing to work towards a more digitally inclusive world. Those who are cut off from the digital world... read more →
Recently, the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) added two new terms to its growing glossary: broadband equity and the digital divide. While such terms may seem self-explanatory to those involved... read more →
For a moment, imagine being a senior who has limited to no prior experience using technology. Maybe you’ve used a desktop computer at a community center, or maybe you know... read more →
We are excited to share our 2020 Annual Report — now live on our site! In it, you’ll find stories of challenge, change, and perseverance. You can also follow along... read more →
According to the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, digital inclusion refers to the “activities necessary to ensure that all individuals and communities, including the most disadvantaged, have access to and use... read more →
Every year, Digital Inclusion Week (DIW) raises awareness of solutions addressing home internet access, personal devices, local technology training, and support programs. Sponsored by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA),... read more →
Community Tech Network is excited to be awarded the COVID-19 Response Digital Equity Project of the Year for Senior Support from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA).... read more →
Photo: CTN Instructor Sabrina Tam helps an older adult learner with his tablet. Some days, the news cycle and its global tragedies are overwhelming. It can be difficult to discern... read more →