Mission Statement
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
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Keep Up With Us
ICYMI: The White House has released the American Broadband Initiative Milestones Report, which was produced by the @CommerceGov & @USDA -- This report outlines ways the Government can provide greater access to broadband in rural areas. Read here: https://t.co/2FVqlcuhMz
HELENA -- Telecom companies told a legislative committee Feb. 19 that property taxes on fiber optic lines are hampering their ability to extend affordable high-speed internet access to swaths of #rural Montana. Read here: https://t.co/lGzDwS2M3a #ConnectedNation
"For the past two years, closing the digital divide has been the FCC's top priority," - @AjitPaiFCC -- Click here to see how the @FCC claims #rural broadband access is improving: https://t.co/OxYHvoGR9f #ConnectedNation
Black History Makers in Technology: Janet Emerson Bashen, the first black women in the United States to hold a software patent. To learn more about her, read the article here: https://t.co/mJhb6WiGNj #ConnectedNation #BlackHistoryMonth
