Connectivity is the new pen and paper
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Students and families need connectivity to participate safely and responsibly in today’s online world. Here’s how AT&T is helping bridge the “digital divide” between people who can take advantage of all the internet has to offer, and those who can’t.
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Helping people get computers & connectivity
AT&T Connected Learning Centers in local nonprofits provide free resources for students and families, including high-speed internet, computers, tutoring, and mentoring.
We also collaborate with nonprofits to provide free computers and digital resources to families in need. Computers are vital because not having large screen devices puts many low-income families at a sizable disadvantage in their education and in the job market.
To make internet access available to more people, AT&T participates in the FCC’s Affordable Connectivity Program and offers low-cost broadband services.
Learn more about recent research from Connected Nation on those most impacted by the digital divide and how we can help overcome barriers to embracing home internet.
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Helping people gain skills to use the internet effectively
Digital Navigators are being trained across the country to help communities join the online world by providing support for at-home connectivity, computers, and digital skills.
With the Public Library Association we’re developing resources and workshops to raise awareness of Federal Broadband Benefits and improve digital skills.
Learn more about AT&T’s work to help manage families’ online experience.
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Helping people embrace the internet
Many people without internet at home overlook the benefits of signing up. But increasingly, connectivity provides access to essential services and opens a world of resources that can support learning. That's why AT&T created The Achievery, an innovative and free educational platform which offers standards-aligned curriculum and entertaining videos for K-12 students everywhere they learn – at home, in the community or in their classrooms.
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AT&T and the Hispanic Heritage Foundation Address the Digital Divide
We’re contributing more than $1 million to the HHF to enhance digital literacy and help combat the digital divide within Latino communities.
Power of Potential Meets Power of Connectivity in the Cherokee Nation
The center is more than a space for connection; it enables residents of the Cherokee Nation to tap into endless possibilities.
AT&T’s 30th Connected Learning Center Elevates Connectivity in St. Louis
In October, we opened our 30th Connected Learning Center within the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis (ULSTL).
Such a Blessing: A Conversation with Monique Holliday
We recently sat down with Monique to learn more about how her organization serves the community and the role AT&T has played in supporting those efforts.
Boosting Digital Literacy and Learning in the Pittsburgh Area
The new facility will serve young people and families from the Pittsburgh area and throughout Western Pennsylvania.
Keeping Communities Connected: Addressing the Digital Divide on Tribal Lands
Connecting the Tribal lands is a vital step towards ensuring that Native American communities have equal access to opportunities and critical resources.
Pinoleville Pomo Nation and AT&T Help Bridge the Digital Divide
We’re opening a new Connected Learning Center inside the Boys & Girls Club of Pinoleville Pomo Nation in Ukiah to provide internet access and education tools.
Empowering Students to Achieve
Our free online learning platform continues to grow with our expanded library of learning units and collaborators to help bridge the digital divide. Learn more.
United is the Way to Bridge the Digital Divide
We’re contributing another $1 million to the United Way of Metro Dallas to connect people to technology and help close the digital divide.
Helping Those Living in the Digital Divide Cross the Bridge to Possibility
We're about halfway to our goal of opening more than 50 Connected Learning Centers to provide free connectivity and help close the digital divide.
PLA awards $1.27 million to more than 200 Public Libraries for digital literacy and ACP workshops
The PLA Digital Literacy Workshop Incentives, supported by AT&T, support public libraries in their work improving digital skills and promoting broadband adoption among families and communities.