Home to Silicon Valley and several major tech companies, San Francisco is a global leader in technological innovation. And yet, thousands of its residents lack high-speed internet access and the... read more →
While CTN’s work currently focuses on the Bay Area and central Texas, it is our goal to establish digital literacy hubs across the nation. We are always glad to share... read more →
A recent report by Pew Research provides us with updated statistics on the digital divide, revealing that 77% of Americans subscribe to home broadband services in 2021. While this is a slight... read more →
Community Tech Network's goal is to eliminate the digital divide and increase digital literacy. As we pursue this mission, we recognize the importance of local, state, and federal funding sources... read more →
This May, CTN is observing Mental Health Awareness Month. According to the World Health Organization, one in four older adults experiences a mental disorder — and depression is the most... read more →
Community Tech Network is continuing to search for part-time bilingual digital literacy instructors in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are especially looking for candidates who possess language skills —... read more →
“Equity is being intentional about helping people,” says Clint Odom of the National Urban League. “It is not just flooding the zone with a subsidy or telling people to sign... read more →
When the Kennedy administration designated May as Older Americans Month (OAM) 58 years ago, only 17 million Americans had reached their 65th birthday. Today, nearly 55 million Americans are aged... read more →
According to the most recent citywide needs assessment in 2018, more than 100,000 San Francisco residents lack internet access at home or are not proficient at using the internet and... read more →
The pandemic continues to shift many aspects of our daily lives online — from accessing telehealth, completing schoolwork, searching for jobs, and working from home. Now more than ever, internet... read more →