January 2022

#NCCServeWhereYouAre | Volunteering Online

By Brittany-Rae Gregory Since childhood, I have always enjoyed learning about the historical background behind people, places and things. Being able to understand events and trends has always given me a stronger understanding of the world that we live in.  As a young tyke interested in all things architecture, I spent many Saturdays watching America’s […]

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#NCCServeWhereYouAre | Broadband’s Role in Feeding Our Neighbors

By Corian Zacher Among the many personal necessities that broadband enables, connectivity also allows us to show up for our community. Since the pandemic began, natural and human-made disasters have ravaged municipalities across the United States. Unlike any other time in history, Internet connectivity enables communities to organize mutual aid by reaching people who might

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NCC and Allies Emphasize the Immediate Need for a Seamless Transition from the Emergency Broadband Benefit to the Affordable Connectivity Program

  The Federal Commissions Commission’s (“FCC”) plans for the Affordable Connectivity Program (“ACP”) incorporate learnings from the Emergency Broadband Benefit (“EBB”). The draft rules, published on January 8, 2022:  establish baseline household eligibility requirements, expanding the income eligibility to 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines;  adopt technology-neutral program rules for participating broadband providers;  define the

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