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Connected Nation is a national nonprofit with a mission to expand the access, adoption, and use of broadband (high-speed internet) and its related technologies to all people. The organization was founded on February 19, 2001, in Bowling Green, Ky., and has since expanded its work and mission across the United States and around the globe.
For a quarter of a century, Connected Nation has initiated, led, or supported broadband technology planning, mapping, and digital empowerment efforts in all 50 states and three US territories. Through these efforts, countless communities have expanded connectivity, increased adoption, and helped build essential digital skills through the company’s research, training, and public-private partnerships. Click here to learn more.
Connected Nation's impact
The Connected Nation BEAD Tracker compiles and aggregates data directly from published state BEAD final proposals. It will be updated with new data as final proposals are finalized. Currently, 54 final proposals are included. Check back again to see revised metrics and additional functionality.
To explore a breakdown of each state's BEAD final proposal data submission, click here. For an explanation of the Tracker, see the FAQs.
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25 hours. One connected world.
Connected Nation will host the world’s longest continuous digital skills workshop, live-streamed globally across time zones on September 24 and 25.
This 25-hour marathon will deliver practical digital and AI skills for families, seniors, job seekers, students, and educators while attempting a Guinness World Record.
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