The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal program designed to help low-income households offset the monthly cost of new or existing internet service and connected devices like laptops or
Digitunity has released new guidance outlining the key elements and conditions that must be in place to ensure affordable devices and related support are available to those who need them.
Download the report on Digitunity’s Digital Equity Ambassadors Program (2022-2023), a pioneering initiative partnering with local organizations across the US to tackle digital inequity. Explore insights on barriers to device
Everyone who needs a computer should have one. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2019 American Community Survey, 20,812,472 U.S. households do not have a computer or any other computing
This is a Quick Start Resource Guide for organizing a local technology drive. The Case for Donating About 75% of the fossil fuels and energy used by a computer are
Everyone deserves the opportunities, possibilities, and hope owning a computer provides. We believe everyone who needs a computer should have one and device ownership is the heart of digital equity.
The Technology Gap Map™ is designed to educate people to help them understand the impact of the technology gap on marginalized people in their states, cities, and neighborhoods. Closing the
The COVID-19 crisis exposed a deep, persistent “technology gap,” as millions of people were cut off from school, employment, telehealth, and community. When you donate used computers to Digitunity or
Digitunity recently announced a $2.5 million contribution from AT&T to help bridge the digital divide for underserved students and their families in 10 U.S. cities. Over two years, 20,000 K-12
The Top 10 List was a regular segment of the TV show Late Show with David Letterman. Each night, host David Letterman would present a list of 10 items circulated
Computers and the internet should now be regarded as essential tools for managing one’s health. However, these tools also open the door to a rapidly expanding universe of devices, applications,
The Internet can be a particularly ugly place for women. Online harassment can take a devastating mental and physical toll on women and girls. Women of color, especially Black women,