By Ryan Johnston On March 13, 2023, Next Century Cities joined Public Knowledge, Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, Center for Accessible Technology, Common Cause,
By Brian Donoghue In early July, Next Century Cities had the privilege of visiting Kansas City, Topeka, and Johnson County to meet with local leaders
By Brian Donoghue Graphic illustration pictured above: Local, state, and federal broadband leaders made recommendations for expanding broadband access, increasing adoption, and making digital
By Brian Donoghue Former Chattanooga Mayor and current NTIA Special Representative for Broadband Andy Berke delivering the keynote address After two years of virtual
The Affordable Connectivity Program (“ACP”) is a 14.2 billion dollar program intended to help low-income households afford essential broadband services. This program provides consumers $30
By Brian Donoghue Thanks in no small part to the advocacy efforts of Next Century Cities’ (“NCC”) coalition of mayors, council members, and other local
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