Knowledge of how computers operate is a key part of digital literacy.
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AI literacy is becoming a growing federal workforce and education priority, but one practical gap remains unaddressed. Today, 32.9 million people still lack the computer access required to develop these skills. At Digitunity, we believe AI literacy cannot be achieved without computer ownership. Federal policy frameworks from the Department of Labor, the Department of Education, and the White House increasingly recognize that device access is essential to AI literacy program design. However, these policies often
Digitunity recently sat down with Yolanda Wooten, the LINK Director at Canopy Children’s Solutions, an organization dedicated to providing behavioral health, education, and family support services for underserved families across Mississippi. Canopy Children’s Solutions has served approximately 2,800 children through behavioral health solutions and 1,300 children through educational services. Canopy Children’s Solutions has reached over 7,500 children and their families through family support solutions. LINK connects Mississippi families with children to available support and local,
Ms. Brenda Gales spent decades teaching kindergartners how to learn. In retirement, she found that she was now the learner as the digital world continuously moves ahead. Laptops, unfamiliar interfaces, complex software: she manages her iPhone well, but other technologies started feeling out of reach. When a former classmate from high school told her about the Connected Learning digital literacy workshops offered by Canopy Children’s Solutions in collaboration with Digitunity and AT&T, Ms. Gales didn’t
