Last August, we shared a survey with our community so we could understand their needs, and we heard back from 58 organizations. Respondents came from the fields of aging services,... read more →
We're excited to offer new curricula designed for 1-2 hour-long workshops. These ready-to-teach sessions are perfect for community organizations looking to enhance digital literacy. Our NEW workshop curriculum covers: Intro... read more →
We’re thrilled to share that we’ve lowered the price of our device training curriculum to better support our partners, trainers, and learners in today’s economic environment. Unlike some providers... read more →
We celebrate older adults by helping them stay connected, safe, and independent in a world shaped by technology. Resources like our blog Protecting Yourself Online in Today’s Digital World give practical... read more →
We are deeply disappointed by the passage of the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill,” which prioritizes tax breaks for the wealthy at the expense of essential services like health... read more →
Efforts to advance digital equity continue to face serious challenges as political forces push to keep America digitally divided. Despite these setbacks, the need for digital access and... read more →
President Donald Trump recently called the Digital Equity Act “racist” and “unconstitutional,” but that claim is both misleading and dangerous. The Digital Equity Act, signed into law in... read more →
We’re excited to announce that as of April 21, Community Tech Network will be known as digitalLIFT. Why the change? We found that “Community Network” sometimes made folks think... read more →
Spring is a season of renewal, and at Community Tech Network, we’re renewing our commitment to bridging the digital divide—one learner, volunteer, and organization at a time. In this issue,... read more →
CTN’s new Device Training Curriculum is here! These ready-to-use resources are perfect for technology instructors who want to teach digital literacy classes without the hassle of creating... read more →