(Technical.ly) With the pandemic making tech access more important, efforts are rising to expand access to devices, internet connectivity and support. The Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition formed to coordinate the response work, and create new long-term initiatives.
BDEC member Nicole Fall of Baltimore Clayworks, spoke with “Marielle” (a pseudonym used on her request) about the impact of COVID-19 and lack of digital…
This is one of a series of articles about the realities of internet connectivity and access to devices in Baltimore. BDEC members Nicole Fall and…
(Technical.ly) DigiBmore members are distributing laptops and setting up neighborhood Wi-Fi. With the pandemic making Baltimore’s digital divide more stark, it’s among several orgs keeping…
Rapid Response Team Organizes to Bring Devices, Internet & Training This month, 50 organizations launched the Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition to support a rapid response…
(Technical.ly) A studio that is synonymous with the region’s influential role in video game development contributed $100,000 so that a Baltimore computer science education nonprofit…
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