Access Broadband Connect (ABC) Grants Digital Access Project – ABC This Access, Broadband, Connect Grant enabled the National Council of Negro Women (Inland Empire-NCNW) to promote affordable access to home Internet in the Inland Empire to help meet the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) overall […]
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Access Broadband Connect (ABC) Grants Digital Access Project – ABC This Access, Broadband, Connect Grant enables the Delhi Center to promote affordable access to home Internet in Orange County to help meet the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) overall goal of 500,000 adoptions by 2022. […]
Venice Arts captured young people’s curiosity and interests in the Internet, digital media, and technology to build quality programs that help them succeed academically and vocationally and engage them in critical thinking, learning and creativity. A central component to our strategy was BeyondMySpace.org, a web-based […]
Under the leadership of the Offices of the Los Angeles Mayor and City Council, the City of Los Angeles implemented the OurCycle LA Program, which was expected to: (1) Refurbish a minimum of 2,500 computing devices out of approximately 10,000 salvage computers; (2) Provide Digital […]
Jewish Vocational Services of Los Angeles (JVS) Veterans First Vets in Tech project recruits unemployed and underemployed U.S. military veterans and their family members for career opportunities using information and communication technology skills. Working in partnership with local community colleges, specialized post-secondary schools and employers, […]
Community Centers, Inc. (CCI) was responsible to train a minimum of 1,500 South Los Angeles community residents in basic Digital Literacy and facilitate 833 first-time high-speed Internet subscriptions at home. Our organization sought to enlighten the community about technology, Internet, computer availability, affordability, and usage. […]
The Mission Language and Vocational School (MLVS) Technology Center will provide workforce preparation along with job placement that includes computer literacy training for 238 community members and small business owners. The workforce program will prepare 65 students for jobs that require proficient knowledge of the […]
Teaching over 4,000 elementary, 1,000 middle, and 500 high school-age youth high-end digital media technology skills through existing after school networks and a nationally recognized Summer Youth Institute. The YMCA of Greater Long Beach was expected to replicate its Youth Institute program model in seven […]
Increasing broadband adoption in underserved neighborhoods and communities in California through the expansion and replication of its successful workforce development, tech support, and social venture business programs. The program is training and placing 1,350 participants. This project was made possible with generous funding from the […]
Expanded its Refurbished Computer Initiative so that California non-profit organizations and low-income individuals have an ongoing resource for quality, affordable, refurbished computers. Provided hardware, software, connectivity, and training at an affordable cost for people to fully benefit from computers and the Internet.