Digital Equity Moves at the Speed of Trust How community-based organizations make digital inclusion real — by meeting people where they already are There's a pattern that shows up repeatedly... read more →
The People Who Can't Log On Why digital inclusion is mental health work "I struggled with all the new technology that's out there. I had never even used a cell... read more →
Four Skills, One Safer Internet The habits that actually protect you, explained in plain language October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Instead of a long list of rules, we're focusing on... read more →
Celebrating National Senior Citizens Day through digital safety, lifelong learning, and meaningful connection Technology has transformed how we work, communicate, manage our health, and stay connected. For older adults, that... read more →
Friend or Fraud? Building Safe Relationships in a Digital World Some of the most meaningful friendships begin with a simple hello. Technology has made finding new and old friends easier... read more →
A Vision of What Could Have Been Imagine for a moment. It’s June 19, 1865, in Galveston, Texas. The air is heavy, the day feels like any other—until something shifts.... read more →
In a world where access to information often depends on a Wi-Fi signal or a device, the question becomes simple: what happens to those without either? In San Antonio, one... read more →
In today's tech-driven world, digital literacy is not just a luxury—it's a necessity. Yet, across families and communities, there exists a digital divide shaped by generational gaps. Whereas, it's considered... read more →
Black innovation has always existed—often unseen, underfunded, or uncredited. From early scientific breakthroughs to modern digital creation, Black innovators have continuously used ingenuity, resilience, and creativity to build solutions despite... read more →
As hundreds of thousands of us prepare to walk down MLK Drive for one of the largest marches in the nation, we carry with us Dr. King’s vision of a... read more →