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At this office hours session, NTIA staff and subject matter experts will answer questions from prospective applicants, with the intent to prepare them to write high-quality applications. While this session is focused on Native Entity applicants, all potential applicants are welcome to attend. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Everyone is invited to attend and ask questions about the Digital Equity Capacity Grant: Native Entities and this week we will focus on entities from the BIA Midwest Region. If you would like to send your questions in advance, please email them to digitalequity@ntia.gov.
Authorization of IFA Grant Recipients to Initiate Section 106 Consultation for NTIA Funded Projec
Authorization of IFA Grant Recipients to Serve as Non-Federal Representatives for Section 7 Consu
Maya C. James
Estephanie (Stephanie) Solano sees herself as a vessel for change.
A recent graduate of California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), Solano currently works as a career advisor at Goodwill in southern Los Angeles, where she helps connect community members with job opportunities and resources.
For almost 20 years, October has been designated as National Disability Employment Awareness Month. It is an opportunity to celebrate the value and talent workers with disabilities add to America’s workforce and economy while renewing our commitment to ensuring they have access to gainful employment every month of every year.
Maci Morin, Engagement and Communications Manager, Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth
Tribal nations face unique challenges when seeking solutions to the digital equity gaps in their communities. This webinar will feature Tribal leaders discussing how they are using federal and other resources to create pathways to success for their residents.
If you would like to request an accommodation to participate in this webinar, please email your request to InternetForAll@ntia.gov by Thursday, October 17. A NTIA staff member will follow up with you shortly regarding your request.
By: Shirley “Mel” Reyes Moret, Federal Program Officer, Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program
