What our disability and accessibility partners taught us about building digital ecosystems that center autonomy: There's a version of digital equity work that imagines a fairly narrow target: someone who... read more →
Across the Rio Grande Valley, Colonias are vibrant rural communities with deep cultural roots, strong social networks, and a long history of resilience. At the same time, many residents face... read more →
“Tech Week is a community-centered, multi-agency collaboration led by the San Francisco Public Library to help residents learn needed technology skills to build confidence and competency as they engage with... read more →
At digitalLIFT, strong community partnerships are at the heart of our mission to bridge the digital divide. We are proud to partner with the City of Fairfield Adult Recreation Center,... read more →
How digitalLIFT's healthcare partners used digital inclusion to reduce barriers to care When someone can't reach their doctor, it isn't always because care is unavailable. Sometimes a missed appointment is... read more →
At a time when digital equity funding is shrinking nationwide, Metta Fund has remained steadfast in its commitment to older adults and the organizations that serve them. As President... read more →
When a frontline staff member shared that the training helped them see “digital navigation as an essential part of providing equitable and effective support,” it captured the broader impact of... read more →
When the COVID-19 pandemic pushed everyday life online, many older adults were suddenly cut off from essential services, healthcare, and even their own families. For Sourcewise, the Area... read more →
digitalLIFT is expanding its digital literacy and Digital Navigator training initiatives across the 26-county Texas Panhandle, with a focus on strengthening capacity in communities that face persistent barriers to digital... 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 →