Statement from Latinos for Education on Broadband Equity

Budget amendment 684, which would establish a Broadband Equity Commission, was unanimously passed in the Massachusetts State House of Representatives.

Latinos for Education Receives a $5 Million Investment from MacKenzie Scott - Latinos for Education

Digital prosperity: How broadband can deliver health and equity to all communities

LEO - Digital Inclusion Policy and Funding

Addressing The Digital Divide In Education: Technology And Internet Access For Students In Underserved Communities

White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Hispanics

Connected for the Future: How Massachusetts Broadband Equity Commission Can Close Digital Gaps - Latinos for Education

The broadband gap's dirty secret: Redlining still exists in digital form - CNET

CA broadband plan deprioritized low-income communities - CalMatters

Why the federal government needs to step up efforts to close the rural broadband divide

Connected for the Future: How Massachusetts Broadband Equity Commission Can Close Digital Gaps - Latinos for Education

We've spent billions to provide broadband to rural areas. What failed?

White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Hispanics