Alan Sands traded stocks professionally until he was 52. Now 90, he was without a computer or the skills to use it, and the world had gone completely online. His... read more →
Rosalina was first introduced to computers when she worked as a paraeducator in the school district, where she was employed for 29 years before retiring. Two years ago, Rosalina moved... read more →
Thirty-five-year-old Shameka heard about Community Tech Network through our partner, Compass Family Services, which supports homeless and at-risk families and helps them become economically self-sufficient. While Shameka says she already... read more →
Nine years ago, Damaris and her family migrated from Michoacán, Mexico, to Sunnyvale, California. Due to economic struggles, Damaris was unable to graduate from high school, and her knowledge of... read more →
Update: CTN continues to monitor the wind-down of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), but, unfortunately, we are not able to support individuals with the transition. Please visit FCC.gov or contact... read more →
“Thank God for this computer; I never would have found my new job without it,” says CTN learner Laurie Rehaney. When Laurie Rehaney heard about CTN’s digital literacy classes in... read more →
“I really hope that whatever I learn, I can use it to the best of my abilities to help other people learn too,” says CTN learner Enil J Claros. Originally... read more →
One of the great pleasures of working with older adults is that they always have a tale to tell — and Home Connect learner John Thompson did not disappoint. Originally... read more →
"This is just a marvelous program; that's all I can say. It is so helpful and just super!" says Home Connect learner Anna Chou. A native of San Francisco, Anna... read more →
Recently, one of our Central Texas learners, Mr. Huang Dongpo, sent a letter of gratitude to his bilingual digital literacy Instructor, Naimei Tang. Mr. Dongpo is one of many seniors... read more →