Federal grant · project grant (b)
Providing Access to Quality Training, Focused on the Use of the Technology Tools Being Made Available Throughout Osage Nation, Will Level the Playing Field for This Very Large, Very Rural Area in Oklahoma That Contains More Than 45,000 People in 2,304 Square Miles. Training and Accessibility to Broadband Technology Is Essential for All Communities, Especially Communities Far From Urban Areas. the Ntia, Through the TBCP2 Nofo Has Requested Proposals Address the Acute Needs of Communities Like Osage Nation, by Providing Programs That Train, Aid in Affordability and Provide Access to Broadband Technology. Osage Nation Intends to Utilize Ntia Funds to Provide a Positive Impact by Supplying Broadband Education, Awareness, Training, Access, Equipment and Support to Our Native American Community. Osage Nation Will Also Utilize Ntia Funds to Aid in Developing a Culture of Equity Concerning Broadband Services for Those in Greatest Need Within the Community. These Efforts Will Enhance Overall Broadband Use and Adoption Along With Increasing Digital Inclusion for All Osage Nation Citizens.
Committed
$2.5 Million
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