Let Us Help You Close the Digital Divide
Since 2008, Community Tech Network (CTN) has helped adults of all ages benefit from the power of the internet. CTN provides organizations with the knowledge, training, and support to implement successful digital equity initiatives and better serve their trainers and managers on the ground.
Capacity Building
We teach other organizations and government agencies how to offer technology classes and get their community connected to the internet. We offer self-paced, online courses (great for individuals, like librarians and nonprofit leaders), as well as packages for organizations that include personalized advice and support from CTN’s expert team.
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Direct Services
CTN provides technology classes and devices to older adults, non-English speakers, people with disabilities, and folks from low-income households. We offer our culturally-inclusive classes in eight languages in public libraries, housing developments, senior centers, and other community-based locations. We also offer virtual, 1:1 technology instruction, which is particularly helpful for rural and homebound individuals.
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Our Impact Since 2017
CTN surveys show that clients had more access to health information (76%), felt more connected to friends and family (69%), felt more confident living independently (69%), had a better quality of life (72%); and felt happier in general (73%).
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Teaching Digital Literacy in the Face of New Technologies Like AI
Librarians as Digital Navigators: Join Our Upcoming Webinar!
Artificial Intelligence, Culturally Inclusive Digital Equity, and More!
Bridging the Digital Divide: Navigating the Challenges of Digital Access for Incarcerated (and Formerly Incarcerated) Individuals
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Inclusion: Free March 28 A.I Webinar
CTN Presentation at 2024 American Society of Aging Conference: Bridging the Digital Divide: Best Practices in Addressing Social Isolation
Our Partners and Their Locations
Our partners include housing developments, senior centers, recreation centers, libraries, workforce development programs, and social service agencies with the common factor of being trusted places where people go for services and support. If you’re struggling to get your community connected, don’t reinvent the wheel! Community Tech Network can help.
