AT&T is committed to bridging the digital divide. Cammy Blackstone, AT&T’s director of external affairs, says: “Right now, everyone needs to be online. It’s impossible to stay connected with family... read more →
This summer, Community Tech Network (CTN) participated in the University of Texas at Austin’s CONNECT Program, which matches graduate students with community organizations. The students gain real-life experience supporting nonprofits... read more →
Community Tech Network (CTN) is thrilled to work with the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development as part of the SF Bridge Digital Equity Program. Through this... read more →
“Libraries are all about literacy — not just in terms of books, but in terms of all resources. Today, the tool that people need to succeed is digital literacy. Digital... read more →
Community Tech Network’s relationship with the I.T. Bookman Community Center highlights some of the many ways in which CTN supports its partner organizations. CTN began working with I.T. Bookman through... read more →
Sunnyvale lies in the heart of Silicon Valley, a globally renowned technology hub. Yet there exists a major digital divide within the community, with many residents offline. Hoping to bridge... read more →
“CTN is not only bringing communities together, but it’s bringing families together as well.” — Mary Lockhart, Resident Service Coordinator for Senior Housing at Burbank Housing CTN’s Partnership with Burbank... read more →
For older adults, the internet provides a pathway to connection, convenience, and engaging with the world beyond immediate physical surroundings. Technology offers all sorts of possibilities for engagement and activity.... read more →
“There is a common misconception that since Sunnyvale is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, we don't have residents in need,” says Angela Chan, youth and family resources manager... read more →
In 2019, CTN received a grant from Metta Fund to provide digital skills training and tablets to monolingual seniors in San Francisco’s Sunset District. This new program, called Sunset Tech... read more →