Technology can create a bridge to opportunities for education, careers, and socialization. This is especially true for people with disabilities. However, in the United States alone, people with disabilities are
Young Jersey City Housing Authority residents receive donations of computers, vital for education, at a public event at the Booker T. Washington public housing development. Digitunity and the Jersey City Housing Authority
If you’re considering donating your used computer to a local non-profit organization, first consider if your computer is suitable for reuse and donation.
By providing devices, you make a significant contribution to digital inclusion.
Your donation of a used computer is a powerful way to help people in need reach their potential.
Donating your used devices can make a difference to those affected by the technology gap.
The right to repair movement is comprised of a diverse group of advocates.
This blog is the third in a series based on the report, “Digital Inequalities, E-Waste, & Right-to-Repair,” authored by Dr. Amy Gonzales, that highlights digital equity and device access policies.
Over a period of three installments, we will be publishing portions of this report, “Digital Inequalities, E-Waste, & Right-to-Repair,” authored by Dr. Amy Gonzales, as part of a blog series
This report highlights government legislation from around the globe that primarily informs personal ownership of computing devices. Over the next three installments, we will be publishing portions of this report,
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