We all love celebrating wins—happy clients, shiny metrics, and the occasional standing ovation. But the best lessons sometimes come from spectacular flops. After 18 years as a nonprofit, we’ve had... read more →
From Last Mile to Final Inch: Why Infrastructure Alone Doesn't Close the Digital Divide This article by Kami Griffiths, from the organization digitalLIFT, outlines why county leaders need to be... read more →
Across the country, local governments are stepping up to ensure their communities are not left behind in an increasingly digital world. This year, along with 55 other organizations,... read more →
In April, our team takes the stage at multiple conferences to share research, field insights, and practical strategies for advancing digital equity. From academic research on healthy aging to hands-on... read more →
Broadband Breakfast Live Online examines one of the most persistent challenges in closing the digital divide: Connecting older Americans. Even as federal broadband programs focus on the deployment of infrastructure,... read more →
On March 3, digitalLIFT marked 18 years of partnering with nonprofits and government organizations to close the digital divide. What began as a small effort to build... read more →
We are proud to announce a $25,000 investment from 35 Mile Foundation in digitalLIFT’s mission to expand digital opportunity and strengthen social service agencies nationwide. As healthcare, housing, workforce development,... read more →
International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate the achievements of women across cultures, professions, and generations. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the work... read more →
At digitalLIFT, we are beyond proud to congratulate our Founding Executive Director, Kami Griffiths, for being named a 2026 Digital Equity Champion by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance... read more →
Across the country, many of the families you serve are limiting their time in public spaces. Whether due to health concerns, safety considerations, transportation barriers, or rapidly changing community conditions,... read more →