Coalition Sends Letter to Senate Leadership Digital Inclusion Advocates Support the COVS Act Digitunity and Coalition Partners Send Joint Letter to Senate in Support of
The bill would allow nonprofit technology refurbishers to obtain, refurbish, and distribute surplus government computers for veterans, students, and seniors in need. Senator Maggie Hassan
By weaving digital inclusion practices into their strategic initiatives, partners can help achieve equity in education and employment while building communities and civic engagement. Digitunity,
When one woman received the gift of technology, she used it to teach and encourage others. Understanding computers is a foundation on which one can
The non-profit organization helps close the technology gap by providing computers to those who need them most. NORTH CONWAY, NH, August 29, 2022 – Statistics
This guide describes a computer’s individual components and its functions, in clear, accessible language.
Student-led fundraising effort provides computers to benefit other students. Arnav Kadam, Donor Students today rely on technology to learn more than ever. As many children
At its most recent meeting, the Digitunity Board of Directors approved Julie Kelly of Newport Beach, CA, as its newest member.
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
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.