For nearly two decades, digitalLIFT has worked alongside community organizations, educators, volunteers, and students to ensure that everyone has the skills, resources, and confidence needed to participate fully... read more →
At digitalLIFT, we’ve spent years designing digital skills training that helps people access jobs, education, healthcare, and essential services. But, over time, we began noticing a pattern that challenged one... read more →
During a recent coaching session with Bob, one of digitalLIFT's learners, our screen-sharing kept freezing, websites loaded slowly, video calls lagged, and simple online tasks became frustrating. When we ran... read more →
For many of the learners we support, getting online is a powerful milestone. It creates access to jobs, education, healthcare, services, and connection. But digital inclusion is not just about... read more →
When I started my career in the mid-1990s, learning a new computer program at work meant being sent for training. That usually involved leaving the office, going to another company... read more →
At digitalLIFT, our board members bring a deep commitment to equity, along with decades of experience shaping the systems that connect communities. This month, we are proud to spotlight Susan... read more →
I first met Bob in 2006 after moving to San Francisco. We connected at a neighborhood association meeting and stayed in touch over the years. Bob came into a community... read more →
County leaders across the country are investing historic dollars into broadband infrastructure. We talk about first mile, middle mile, and last mile. We map fiber routes. We track deployment. We... read more →
Digital transformation is often framed as progress: faster systems, streamlined workflows, online access, automation, efficiency. In the private sector, that story largely holds. Companies invest in new technology to improve... read more →
If your workday starts at 9am, by 10am you have probably already logged into at least ten different tech tools. Don’t believe me? Let’s break it down: Email/chat – Because... read more →
