Sustainable Device Ecosystem

Digitunity and AT&T Partner to Expand Digital Navigator Services and Computer Ownership in Rural Communities

Digitunity is proud to announce a new collaboration with AT&T, which will connect more than 13,000 people across rural Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi with the tools they need to fully participate in today’s digital world. Through $725,000 in support from AT&T, this 12-month initiative will strengthen community-based organizations by equipping them with resources to expand computer ownership, digital skills training, and affordable internet access. Why This Matters Nearly 1 in 4 households in these three

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Supportive and Sustainable Computer Ecosystems for Rural Communities: Key Takeaways and Actionable Strategies

This report examines the state of computer ownership in the United States, offering new insights into who lacks access to large-screen computers and why it matters. Drawing on original data analysis and the latest research, the report explores the impact of computer ownership on economic opportunity, education, and digital participation.

Why Computers Matter: A Conversation with Dr. Amy Gonzales

Watch Digitunity’s interview with Dr. Amy Gonzales, whose new research reveals that computer ownership is more critical for meaningful internet us than in-home internet. Based on U.S. census data.

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