Jenny Rubio is a promising new powerhouse in the field of digital equity. A recent graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, Jenny has been advocating for digital inclusion since... read more →
When you think about women’s* rights, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Probably not women’s access to technology. However, across the world, the U.S. State Department estimates (PDF)... read more →
As part of our work with the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, Community Tech Network recently offered its first device training at GLIDE Foundation. The training supported 10... read more →
Just two months into 2023, Community Tech Network has been able to start the year strong. We are building relationships with new partners and continuing to work alongside our... read more →
Xiaolin Li has an impressive resume. She is a fellow with the GOAT 23 program, which helps young people develop their own businesses. She knows how to code and do... read more →
Kristy Ng, a recent graduate of the University of San Francisco with a degree in business administration in management, first learned about Community Tech Network when CTN’s Pat Jew spoke... read more →
Are you interested in volunteering with Community Tech Network? In today’s society, those without digital skills are left behind. For example, how can folks schedule doctor’s appointments, search for jobs... read more →
One key topic is often left out of discussions about racial justice: the racial digital divide. Individuals can search and apply for jobs, scholarships, and career opportunities online. They can... read more →
In Argentina, data plans for cell phones are available for as little as $4.00 USD per month. How is this possible when Americans pay about $114 per month on average... read more →
January is Poverty Awareness Month. At Community Tech Network, we believe that when discussing poverty, one must also address digital redlining. Internet service providers, or ISPs, often intentionally underinvest in... read more →