Mission Statement
Connected Nation's Collaborations
Mapping Our Reach: Track Connected Nation's Work
Since its start in 2001, Connected Nation has been offering programs and initiatives across the United States to help bridge the Digital Divide.
From state-based technology planning and mapping programs to national educational technology initiatives, Connected Nation has partners in all sectors including libraries, schools, state and local governments, large technology companies, and small businesses. Our impact on the adoption, access, and use of technology is vast.
We invite you to explore this map which highlights both our past and current key initiatives within each state. Just click on your area to discover more.
If you would like to talk directly with us about what we can do to help your community, email us at info@connectednation.org
Everyone belongs in a
Connected Nation.
Latest Happenings
FCC Chairman Discusses Digital Opportunity Fund with Rural Business Owners, Community Advocates, Internet Service ProvidersNews Bits
How America’s school districts can improve their internet connectivity for digital learning in every classroom, every day
April 21, 2021Texas county asks businesses and residents to help shape plan for improving internet access and speeds
April 21, 2021FCC COVID-19 Telehealth Program application portal to open April 29
April 16, 2021Survey begins to expand internet access, broadband speed across Fisher county
April 14, 2021Keep Up With Us
The @FCC is now working to launch the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program which provides discounts on internet service & equipment. Having access is CRITICAL & too many families are struggling.
Get details here and spread the word: https://connectednation.org/ebbprogram/ #ConnectedNation
Residents in Michigan's rural areas face challenges with remote learning and work due to poor broadband access
@FOX47News' @EricaMurphyTV examines the biggest hurdles and what's being done to address them:
https://bit.ly/3gBQJNH #ConnectedNation
Why broadband is important and how you can help improve it
Broadband Solutions Manager, Jamie Baker, shares how Harrison Co, Texas residents & businesses can improve their internet https://bit.ly/3gBPeit
GOOD NEWS: it's an approach that can be duplicated #ConnectedNation
Take part in the @CTIA Connected Kids Summit this Wednesday, April 28 at 1pm (eastern).
Our own @BrentLegg will be one of the panelist! Details here: https://bit.ly/2QTpHq9 #ConnectedNation
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