Knowledge of how computers operate is a key part of digital literacy.
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A new analysis on why policy momentum requires stronger implementation systems We believe the nation’s ability to compete in an AI-driven economy depends on building skills at scale. Federal agencies, state leaders, and workforce systems are moving quickly to expand AI education and training. While policy momentum is clear, the underlying infrastructure necessary for implementation has failed to keep pace. AI literacy is not achieved through a single session or a short-term course; it requires
Scot Henley Executive Director at Digitunity “Inclusive AI” is everywhere in philanthropy right now. I want to talk about what it actually means, and what funders are missing. First, let’s state what is true and obvious. Major philanthropic funders play a vital role in society, deploying vast resources to address problems large and small, at home and abroad. As the adoption and capability of AI races forward at breathtaking speed, philanthropy has mobilized to tackle
At Hope House Guthrie, rebuilding a life often begins with learning new skills. Hope House Guthrie is a nonprofit in Guthrie, Oklahoma, that provides shelter, meals, and clothing to individuals experiencing homelessness and hardship. The organization also connects people to resources that support recovery, employment, and long-term stability. For many people entering recovery and life transformation programs, rebuilding their lives means gaining work experience, reconnecting with their community, and learning ways to navigate systems that
