Campaign Update: What’s happening in the states, federal agencies, and on Capitol Hill

If we want to build a truly inclusive economy (one where workers and businesses who are most impacted by economic shifts, as well as workers who face structural barriers of discrimination or lack of opportunity, are empowered to equitably participate in — and benefit from — a growing economy) then ensuring equitable access to digital skill building is a critical building block.

Implementing the New Digital Equity Act: What state and local skills advocates need to know.

The fact sheet is designed for advocates in workforce boards and American Job Centers, community colleges, nonprofit community-based organizations, labor-management partnerships, adult education providers, and immigrant-serving organizations who are curious about how this new funding can support workers.