Liz B. lives in Greenville, California, which is a very remote, quiet community in Western Sonoma County. She's 65 years old and works with the Russian River Senior Center, doing... read more →
Peggy A. is from Morgan Hill, California and learned about Community Tech Network through Sourcewise. In this interview, she shares how learning to use technology has impacted her life. What... read more →
There’s a good chance you’ve never heard of the SF Tech Council. But if you know an older adult or someone with disabilities in San Francisco, the odds are decent... read more →
Are you teaching technology classes using Android? Community Tech Network is thrilled to announce the release of our new English Android Curriculum. The curriculum is generalized to account for a... read more →
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... read more →
November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the dedicated caregivers who play an essential role in supporting their loved ones’ independence. At Community Tech Network,... read more →
Last year marked Community Tech Network’s 15th anniversary, and it was a milestone filled with incredible growth, new partnerships, and countless stories of empowerment as we continued our efforts to... read more →
Earlier this month, we celebrated Digital Inclusion Week. From in-person technology workshops to virtual events, we helped bridge the digital divide for hundreds of participants. A highlight of the... read more →
According to statistics, more than 1.3 billion people around the world have some form of disability The actual number is likely much higher — after all, many disabilities go unreported... read more →
Digital Inclusion Week (DIW) is just around the corner, and Community Tech Network has planned an exciting lineup of in-person and virtual events to engage volunteers, digital equity practitioners,... read more →