Informing the Newly Minted Voter
When November 3, 2020 arrives, 16 million Americans will be voting in their first presidential election. For the first time, these newly minted voters will take part in a …
July 27, 2020
Digital Redlining and America’s Underserved Communities
On July 23, 2020, Public Knowledge convened a group of technology policy advocates to discuss an issue plaguing cities and towns nationwide – digital redlining. Across the country, internet service …
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NCC Presents on How Broadband Can Help Reduce Health Disparities In the Age of COVID-19
The Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) is an organization that prepares women for leadership roles in public policy. In its 2020 summer seminar series, Women in Science and Health Innovation, …
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NCC Explains Why Broadband Access and Adoption Must be a National Priority at IGF-USA’s Annual Conference
The Internet Governance Forum USA (IGF-USA) is a collection of public interest advocates, government officials, technologists, research scientists, industry experts and academia that gather to discuss the future of the …
Broadband Funding for Telehealth Initiatives Must Support Urban and Rural Communities
On July 14, 2020, long-time broadband and telehealth advocate, Craig Settles, released a statement reiterating the importance of telehealth opportunities for both urban and rural residents. It urged Congress and …
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