Wherever people with disabilities live in the world, the digital divide has a disproportionate impact, hampering their access not just to education and employment, but to life-affirming social activities.... read more →
In Cloverdale, California, 70-year-old Maria Acuchi shares her experience of acquiring digital literacy with Community Tech Network. Maria's story is a testament to the transformative power of technology in enriching... read more →
Monthly Lunch & Learn Webinars If you’re a digital equity practitioner, don’t miss CTN’s monthly Lunch & Learns, which we launched in January! Our first session, “How to Support... read more →
Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) stopped accepting applications for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a pandemic-era discount for qualified low-income households to obtain reliable and quality broadband... read more →
In our ongoing mission to bridge the digital divide, Community Tech Network continues to witness inspiring stories of transformation. Today, we bring you an interview with Moc Quach, a 63-year-old... read more →
Clement Kennedy is an 84-year-old from Half Moon Bay, California. She lives alone in a nursing home apartment without a TV. Her digital literacy instructor, CTN’s Giang (Jen) Tran, says,... read more →
Lauren R., a 65-year-old from San Francisco, had some basic online skills prior to learning more with Community Tech Network. However, she has begun to stay at home most of... read more →
As the next installment in Community Tech Network’s successful Lunch & Learn webinar series, we’ll be hosting our February session, titled Culturally Inclusive Digital Equity Curriculum, on February 29 at... read more →
Jose, age 70, is originally from Jalisco, Mexico, and currently lives in Santa Rosa, California. Learning digital skills with Community Tech Network has empowered him with a newfound sense of... read more →
The California Department of Technology (CDT) has released a draft of its Digital Equity Plan, which would allocate millions of dollars to bridge the digital divide across the state by... read more →