NEW REPORT: Sustaining progress to close the digital access divide in K–12 education

NEW REPORT: Sustaining progress to close the digital access divide in K–12 education

The digital access divide remains one of the most critical barriers in K–12 education. The Universal Connectivity Imperative (UCI) Report from SETDA presents a clear vision for addressing this challenge, offering practical recommendations and highlighting progress.? Key topics include:

● Strategies to ensure reliable, affordable broadband and devices for every student.

● The economic and social benefits of universal connectivity.

● Federal and state policies to support digital skills development and equitable access.

Access the full report here.


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Tracking compassion in America: The Muhammad Ali Index just launched

Division, inequality and injustice are at the forefront of lives across the country, but we have the power to change that.

Connected Nation is partnering with the Muhammad Ali Center as the Center launches the Muhammad Ali Index, a pioneering research study to track compassion across America. With your help, we can all become faces of compassion and forward Muhammad Ali’s legacy in creating a more caring and connected world.? Read the 2025 Compasson Report here.

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