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The White House just made a BIG announcement – all 50 states now know how much federal broadband funding they will be awarded to expand high-speed internet access. 8.3 million U.S. homes and businesses are not able to access high-speed internet – or the many benefits that come with a connection. This new announcement of federal broadband funding provides states with the ability to achieve a fully connected America.

While many people assume that cybercriminals focus on hacking into big companies, the truth is that everyone is vulnerable – both adults and children alike. Knowing how to protect the information we store is imperative to keep up with the growing threat of cyberattacks. That’s why, in the spirit of Internet Safety Month, we’re sharing three tips to keep you and your family cyber safe.

We are now one step closer to closing America’s digital divide. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just released an updated version of its national broadband map, providing a clearer picture of where high-speed internet service is – and is not – available.

AAPI Heritage Month is a time to honor and celebrate the history, achievements, and cultural contributions of the Asian American Pacific Islander community. One of the best ways to engage with and appreciate the richness and diversity of AAPI culture is through the realm of film and television. To highlight recent programming that celebrates the richness and diversity of AAPI culture, we've compiled a list of five must-watch shows and movies. So, grab your favorite snacks, get comfortable, and celebrate AAPI Heritage Month by diving into these captivating stories!

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, we sat down with one educator who goes above and beyond for her students – especially when it comes to strengthening their digital skills. Having digital skills is crucial, especially when you’re entering the workforce. However, about one-third of Americans do not have basic digital skills – using a computer, accessing the internet, and sending email – that are now considered essential by most employers. 

The COVID-19 public health emergency has officially expired - signaling a new chapter and bringing about many changes. One thing that will remain the same? The importance of a reliable, high-speed internet connection.