<p><i><strong>Through its Division of Broadband and Digital Equity, the N.C. Department of Information Technology (NCDIT) has engaged Digitunity to expand device ownership among North Carolinians impacted by the digital divide.</strong></i></p>

<p><i>Based on real-world experience of 22 organizations, the study provides insights and tools for engaging stakeholders and securing funding.</i>&nbsp;</p>

The Survey Collects Important Information to Help Guide the State’s Digital Equity Planning Efforts

Charting the future of digital health, partnerships in healthcare and digital equity advocates can lead to groundbreaking outcomes and transformative change.

Digital Navigators Are Helping Communities Overcome Barriers to Digital Access

The purpose of this contribution is to support efforts to increase device ownership, digital literacy, and digital inclusion while helping the environment.

The Digital Access and Devices workshop explores how to scale digital inclusion work domestically and internationally with corporate and nonprofit partners.

"Pressing On: In Pursuit of Digital Equity" examines the effects of the technology gap on youth, older adults, veterans, and other marginalized people.

A new report examines the technology gap in rural areas and identifies ways communities can spur computer donations.

Utilizing this framework, communities can ensure access to free and low-cost computers for residents impacted by the digital divide.

Partnering with mission-driven organizations helps Digitunity bridge the technology gap for military families.

The national digital inclusion organization will share findings on how cities and community groups are working to close the 'digital divide.'

Partnership with community groups works to improve the state's ranking for broadband coverage.

The honor recognizes organizations for significant contributions to business and technology.

By weaving digital inclusion practices into their strategic initiatives, partners can help achieve equity in education and employment while building communities and civic engagement.

The non-profit organization helps close the technology gap by providing computers to those who need them most.

Young JCHA residents to receive donations of computers, vital for education, at a public event at the Booker T. Washington public housing development.

Signing comes as the leading IT sector trade association opens ChannelCon 2022, the tech industry's premier annual conference for vendor-neutral collaboration, learning, and partnership.

By weaving digital inclusion practices into their strategic initiatives, partners can help achieve equity in education and employment while building communities and civic engagement.

The one-day virtual event will provide targeted professional development on topics including racial equity, immigrant integration, prison literacy, workforce equity, digital equity, learning disabilities, differences and difficulties, and how to encourage adult learners to take their place as leaders.

By weaving digital inclusion practices into their strategic initiatives, partners can help achieve equity in education and employment while building communities and civic engagement.

Largest convening of adult educators provides leadership, professional development, advocacy, and networking opportunities for attendees.

Digitunity connects computer donations with people in need, closing the technology gap while reducing eWaste.

State-of-the-art vehicle designed and equipped by Black & Veatch reflects what's possible in furthering diversity, equity and inclusion in workforce development

Corporations choose computer donation as an alternative to recycling, reduce the environmental impact of e-waste, and help close the digital divide in their communities.

With the Majority of Students Designated as At-Risk or Economically Disadvantaged