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  • FEBRUARY 29, 2024 | BLOG

    For the First Time, All States will have a Plan to Address Digital Equity
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  • FEBRUARY 26, 2024 | BLOG

    Celebrating Black History Month: A Q+A With Dr. Jon Gant
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  • DECEMBER 28, 2023 | BLOG

    How Public Input Helped Shape NTIA’s Approach to the Uniform Guidance in the BEAD Program
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Internet For All is already changing lives. Learn more about how increasing access to high-speed Internet service is improving the lives of every day Americans across the country.

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  • SEPTEMBER 25, 2023 | BLOG

    Connecting neighbors to high-speed Internet service in rural Texas
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  • AUGUST 16, 2023 | CASE STUDY

    Charter’s Broadband Field Technician Apprenticeship Program
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  • JULY 19, 2023 | CASE STUDY

    Verizon and the Communications Workers of America (CWA) Training Program
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  • Expanding Internet Access and Protecting Historic Properties

    Jill Springer, Senior Advisor, Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth, NTIA
    By: Jill Springer, Senior Advisor, Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth, NTIA  Our journey towards providing Internet for All will only succeed if we are able to quickly build high-speed Internet networks and get people the connections they need for doctor’s visits, distance learning, and applying for jobs.   One important way to meet this moment is to streamline permitting reviews. Internet for All projects are estimated to require hundreds—if not thousands—of historical preservation reviews alone nationwide. 
  • The Impact of Women Breaking Digital Access Barriers

    Maci Morin and Michell Morton, Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth
    */ /*-->*/ /*-->*/ /*-->*/ In today's digital world, access to technology and the Internet enables boundless opportunities.  Now more than ever, women and girls are seizing these opportunities to smash barriers and soar to new heights. 
  • Celebrating Black History Month: A Q+A With Dr. Jon Gant

    Maya C. James
    This Black History Month, NTIA celebrates the historic and present-day achievements of Black Americans who paved the way for innovation in telecommunications and tech sciences.
  • An American-Made Internet for All

    Will Arbuckle, Senior Policy Advisor, NTIA
    President Biden and Vice President Harris made a historic commitment to connect everyone in America to affordable, reliable high-speed Internet service while creating good-paying jobs and boosting American manufacturing. Under the Administration’s Internet for All initiative, a core piece of President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda, made-in-America requirements and historic funding for high-speed Internet infrastructure have already spurred significant progress towards that goal.
  • How Public Input Helped Shape NTIA’s Approach to the Uniform Guidance in the BEAD Program

    Sean Conway, Deputy Chief Counsel, NTIA
    NTIA released a Policy Notice today providing guidance on the application of the Uniform Guidance in the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program.