Celebrate a year of progress in digital inclusion with Community Tech Network’s final Lunch & Learn Webinar of 2024.
Join us on December 12 at 11 a.m. PT for an inspiring session featuring insights from leaders and partners who’ve worked to bridge the digital divide, along with practical tips to stay balanced this season.
Plus, don’t miss your chance to win one of 12 raffle prizes for free enrollment in our online courses for digital inclusion practitioners (valued at up to $300)! Winners must be present, so save your spot now.
REGISTER FOR THE DECEMBER WEBINARWant more insights? Explore recordings of our past Lunch & Learn webinars from this year.
Cruz (R-TX) urging the agency to halt the Digital Equity Competitive Grant Program that was created by Congress in the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. This press release written by Drew Garner, Director of Policy Engagement at the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, provides additional context.
Ted Cruz’s letter has many digital equity leaders reeling and raises concerns that the $2.75B in funding won’t be distributed. But this isn’t slowing the NTIA down! Watch this webinar recording to hear from them directly.
Mission Road Ministries (MRM) in San Antonio, Texas, empowers children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through residential care, day services, and vocational programs, including digital skills classes.
CTN is proud to support and elevate MRM’s digital inclusion efforts by providing digitalLIFT trainer training to their staff, delivering technology class curricula, and provided 25 large-screen smart TVs. To date, CTN has trained 13 instructors and will continue offering training, resources, and navigator support through December 2026.
Suzanne Larson, Mission Road Ministries’ Digital Equity Program Coordinator, and Samantha Valdez, the Director of Data and Technology, said:
“We are thankful to have a partner willing to go the extra mile for us. [CTN’s] efforts will help enrich the lives of the individuals we serve in our community homes by bringing them closer to others in the community, teaching them important life skills, keeping them physically active, and most importantly, providing hours of fun, all through the power of technology.”
Both CTN and MRM are grateful for the generous support of Methodist Healthcare Ministries, which fuels this partnership. MRM is one of CTN’s 30 community partners being served under the generous funding provided by Methodist Healthcare Ministries.
CTN Capacity Building Recognized by National Digital Inclusion Alliance
The NDIA has recognized CTN’s training programs as a top-tier resource for professional development.
Take Action Today:
Got big plans for 2025 to help your community learn to use technology? Save time and effort by leveraging proven program models instead of starting from scratch.
With 16 years of expertise, CTN offers online courses tailored for digital inclusion practitioners.
Our classes cater to instructors, program managers, and even professionals in specialized fields like healthcare and libraries.
Ready to elevate your skills and make an impact? Explore all our online courses here.
CTN Capacity Building Recognized by National Digital Inclusion Alliance
The NDIA has recognized CTN’s training programs as a top-tier resource for professional development.
Take Action Today:
Got big plans for 2025 to help your community learn to use technology? Save time and effort by leveraging proven program models instead of starting from scratch.
With 16 years of expertise, CTN offers online courses tailored for digital inclusion practitioners.
Our classes cater to instructors, program managers, and even professionals in specialized fields like healthcare and libraries.
Ready to elevate your skills and make an impact? Explore all our online courses here.
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