Resources

• 4-H Tech Changemakers. 4-H Tech Changemakers is a unique, community-centered program that puts youth into positions of leadership by empowering them to teach digital skills to members of underserved communities across the country. Retrieved October 10, 2022.
• AT&T – DigitalLearn.
• Bridging the Divide: Skills for digital financial equity and inclusion. Retrieved October 7, 2022
• CCEE Digital Divide Toolkit. Retrieved October 13, 2023
• Digital Literacy Accelerator. U.S. Department of Education – Office of Educational Technology. Retrieved September 23, 2022
• Essential digital skills framework. GOV.UK. Retrieved February 28, 2023
• NYC Digital Safety | Privacy & Security. NYC Digital Safety. Retrieved December 5, 2022
• Overcoming barriers to Digital Inclusion for Older Persons. AARP. Retrieved May 16, 2023.
• Planning to Build a New Digital Skills Curriculum? Read This First National Digital Inclusion Alliance. Retrieved September 9, 2023
• Using Data to Advance Digital Skills: A State Playbook. National Governors Association. Retrieved April 20, 2022.

Articles

• Digital Navigators and the Device Divide. Digitunity. This report highlights the challenges faced by Digital Navigators grappling with high demand for low-cost computing devices and the impact on digital equity efforts. Retrieved August 3, 2023
• Disconnected: How the Digital Divide Harms Workers and What We Can Do about It. The Century Foundation. This piece was originally published by Next100, a startup think tank powered by The Century Foundation and created for—and by—the next generation of policy leaders.
• Leverage Libraries to Achieve Digital Equity for All. (2022) (PDF) Executive Summary: New federal programs and resources through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) provide an unprecedented opportunity to build on the existing infrastructure and expertise of our nation’s libraries to inform state digital equity plans and accelerate broadband adoption and skills building for all nationwide. Retrieved November 10, 2022.