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Too many communities lack access to high-speed internet. Many more can't afford it or don't know how to use it. The divide between those who have internet access and those who don't is stark. To create an equitable economy, we all need access to reliable and affordable high-speed internet.
The Digital Equity Act provides $2.75 billion to establish three grant programs that promote digital equity and inclusion. They aim to ensure that all people and communities have the skills, technology, and capacity needed to reap the full benefits of our digital economy.
A $60M formula grant program for states, territories and tribal governments to develop digital equity plans.
A $1.44 billion formula grant program for states, territories, and tribal governments.
A $1.25 billion grant program. It will fund annual grant programs for five years to implement digital equity projects.
$45,300,000 grant program funding available to Native Entities.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Great Plains Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Rocky Mountain Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Northwest Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Navajo Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Alaska Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Pacific Region and Native Hawaiian Organizations. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Western Region . If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Eastern Oklahoma Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Southwest Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Note: 3:00 PM ET (1:00 PM MT)
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Southern Plains Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
