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
Everyone belongs in a
Connected Nation.
Latest Happenings
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Digital Works in the News: CNN Visits Newaygo Facility
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American Farm Bureau President Joins Connected Nation Board of Directors
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34 Million Americans Are Without Broadband Access: Can We Connect Them?
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TECH WEEK: Why Better Mapping is Critical to Getting Broadband Access to More People.
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Digital Inclusion for the Child of the Twenty-First Century
Keep Up With Us
“Internet access has become one of our most basic necessities, yet some rural communities still don’t have access to this essential technology,” said @SenGillibrand1 on the potential for $425 million in funding for #broadband expansion: https://t.co/5x8LfL9K9E
.@ConnectedNation employee Chip Spann works with #local farmers to bring excess produce to those in need. See what he is doing here: https://t.co/AEerrPCt5f #EveryoneBelongs
“As technology continues to rapidly change and evolve, having access to fast, reliable internet is now a necessity for everyday life,” said MI Governor Rick Snyder @onetoughnerd, concerning his plans to bring #broadband to every corner of the state. https://t.co/q5fCD4VDTf
‘It’s time to connect all Americans’: resident speaks out for those in #rural America, specifically in the state of Kansas. Read their submission here: https://t.co/0LMjpadxAJ #ConnectedNation
