Exciting news! California has received a $70.2 million federal grant to support communities working to close the digital equity gap across the state. This funding aims to help underserved populations gain access to technology and the internet. It will provide resources and opportunities to expand digital literacy programs and improve connectivity in communities that need it most.
To learn more about the grant, check out the California Department of Technology’s newsroom.
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