In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

We will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on November 4th, 2020, "How did the pandemic change digital inclusion work – on the ground and in policy?”

Speakers:

Angela Siefer; National Digital Inclusion Alliance

Yosef Getachew; Common Cause

Adrianne Furniss; Benton Institute for Broadband & Society

In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

We will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on October 28th, 2020, "Coalitions – Who’s at the table, who is convening, and how are strategic decisions made?”

Speakers:

Rene Gonzalez; Lit Communities

Chrissie Powell; Digital Equity Coalition

Matthew Timberlake; Multnomah County

Carrie Coogan; Kansas City Public Library

Rep. Mia Gregerson (D-WA

In this episode, we're continuing our “#SpreadtheTech” series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

We will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on 10/21/20, "What new digital inclusion models are coming together due to the pandemic?”

Speakers:

Nicole Umayam; Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records

Christa Wagner Vinson; Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC)

Kami Griffiths; Community Tech Network

Lazone Grays Jr; IBSA, Inc

In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

We will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on October 14th, 2020, "What works? New research about the effectiveness of digital adoption and skills intervention strategies.”

Speakers:

Daniel Noyes; Tech Goes Home

Stacey Wedlake; Technology and Social Change Group

John B. Horrigan; Technology Policy Institute

In this episode, we're continuing our “#SpreadtheTech” series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

We will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on October 7th, 2020, "Local government digital equity strategies.”

Speakers:

Candelaria Mendoza; City of San Antonio

Rebecca Gibbons; City of Portland

Rebecca F. Kauma; City of Long Beach

Lauren Burdette; Office of Equity and Racial Justice at Chicago, Illinois

In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

In this episode, we will be listening to one of the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on September 30th, 2020, "Racial equity and digital inclusion.”

Speakers:

Wanda Davis; Ashbury Community Services, Inc

James Walker; Informative Technologies Inc.

Quincy B.; EraseTheRedline Inc.

Go to http://digitalinclusion.org/net-inclusion-2020-webinar-series for more.

In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the National Digital Inclusion Alliance.

In this episode, we'll be listening to the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on September 23rd, 2020, "Research and data to convince, to advocate, & to allocate.”

Speakers:

Leon A. Wilson; The Cleveland Foundation

Amanda Bergson-Shilcock; National Skills Coalition

Hal Woods; Kids First Chicago

Autumn R. Glover; PACT

Roberto Gallardo; Purdue Center for Regional Dev

In this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series with the NDIA.

In this episode, we'll be listening to the NDIA’s Net Inclusion Webinar Series, first recorded on September 16th, 2020, "Digital Inclusion 101 – the what, the why, and how to advocate.”

Speakers:

Angela Siefer; Executive Director at NDIA

Paolo Balboa; Program Manager at NDIA

Miles Miller; Program Associate at NDIA

Go to http://digitalinclusion.org/net-inclusion-2020-webinar-series

On this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series, co-hosted by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance and Digital Charlotte.

During this episode, Angela Siefer, Bruce Clark, and Andrew Au speak with Geoff Millener, Digital Equity Officer for the Enterprise Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee about how The Enterprise Center has adjusted and risen to the challenges brought on by COVID-19, focusing on strategies of working in partnership with other organizations.

On this episode, we're continuing our #SpreadtheTech series, co-hosted by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA) and Digital Charlotte.

During this episode, Angela Siefer, Bruce Clark, and Andrew Au speak with Amy Sheon the Executive Director of the Urban Health Initiative at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine about how the intersectionality of health and digital inclusion - with a focus on how digital inclusion practitioners can partner with health providers.