Communitytechnetwork.org Website Review

Developing digital leaders to close the digital divide. Click here Last month, CTN organized a meeting in San Leandro with the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) so they could share information about their different grant programs focused on digital inclusion. Pictured here Just after the latest Connect @ Home clas* came to a close, I sat down with Chuck Linton at Oak Springs Villas in Austin to talk about his volunteer work with Community Tech Network. We ate a few snacks that Chuck had picked up for.. Read more → On November 8, Breakfast Brag & Borrow returned to the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) to share success and seek answers from fellow nonprofit technology providers. As the host, SFPL gave a tour of The Bridge @ Main resources, including a set of Windows computers with.. > CTN is a gift to senior centers in San Francisco. On an ongoing > basis CTN provides well trained patient, caring volunteers including > essential bilingual language speakers. CTN staff are enthusiastic to > serve, and do so with excellence. SFSC and CTN partner in innovative > projects, bringing new programs into fruition. Thank you CTN! - Sue Horst > The Oakland Public Library has been a close partner with Community > Tech Network (CTN) since 2013. Through our partnership, we’re > supporting young people in the acquisition of essential life and job > skills, while changing the digital literacy landscape across > Oakland.  I couldn’t think of two better causes to work towards > in partnership with CTN! > CTN has been an invaluable partner for the YWCA. Most importantly, > CTN has recruited several experienced, bilingual tutors for our 12 > computer lab that serves the Chinatown senior community. > Additionally, the monthly “Brag and Borrow” breakfast meetings