EPISODE · May 6, 2019 · 1H
The Digital Divide - Have & Have Nots - How Digital Skills Changes Lives
from Voices of the Community · host Voices of the Community, George Koster, Alien Boy Productions
Our show on the Digital Divide features fellow community members and organizations that are working to provide support and solutions to the digital inequality of people who do not have the resources and access to technology. We also discuss solutions to address the discrepancy between those who have the skills, knowledge, and abilities to use the technologies and those who do not. In this episode, we feature the voices of: Kami Griffiths Executive Director of the Community Technology Network http://bit.ly/2M6Z1Og Kevin Cohen, Digital Skills Trainer for the Community Technology Network http://bit.ly/2LJfMzR Jose Muton, a Digital Learner at the Raphael House http://bit.ly/2GqtO50 Sophia Selassie, Career Development Manager at Raphael House, And Carla Mays, Founder of Mays Civic Innovation http://bit.ly/2M6vd49 Please rate us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts and share this story with your friends. Follow me @georgekoster and please email [email protected] with questions, comments and show ideas 🎧Explore Our Award-Winning Special SeriesIf you enjoyed this episode, dive deeper into our 4-part legacy of impact:Where Art Meets Impact: How creativity drives systemic change. Season 1 and Season 2From Bankruptcy to Reinvention: The story of Stockton’s resilience. COVID-19’s Impact Series: Navigating the pandemic's effect on our community.Making the Invisible Visible: Discover the untold stories of finding home.
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This episode was first broadcast on KCSF in 2016. In the epicenter of the Tech Startup and estimated one hundred thousand San Franciscans don't have broadband and fifty thousand of them access the internet through dial-up service.
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