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The State Digital Equity Planning Grant Program supports the creation of community-centric solutions. It provides resources to community organizations to help scale digital literacy programs. These programs give people the skills they need to effectively use the Internet. We're looking for projects that promote meaningful adoption and use of high-speed Internet service. Projects should aim to help the following groups:
Projects will be used to share best practices and show successful models of state-community partnerships.
Download the program info sheet (English | Español)
Information for eligible entities on DE Planning Closeout Requirements.
Guidance for States/Territories on how to structure and what to include in the Digital Equity Plan to meet the 15 requirements outlined in the NOFO.
Optional template to support each State/Territory in capturing notes and developing its Digital Equity Plan.
This resource provides guidance on the requirements for the State Digital Equity Plan and guidance on how to create a Digital Equity Plan that goes beyond compliance.
A guide for States on posting Digital Equity Plans for public comment.
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.
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 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 Midwest Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
