Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Broadband Use and Adoption Project Proposes to Increase Broadband Use and Adoption Among Native American Tribal Citizens and Community Members in Longview, Washington Through the Implementation of Affordable Broadband Services, Distribution of Enabled Devices, Digital Literacy and Skills Training Programs, and the Launch of a Tribal Platform for the Delivery of Tribal Services.
Committed
$7.6 Million
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