Statement from Latinos for Education on Broadband Equity

Budget amendment 684, which would establish a Broadband Equity Commission, was unanimously passed in the Massachusetts State House of Representatives.

The Digital Divide in Education - Public Policy Institute of California

CA broadband plan deprioritized low-income communities - CalMatters

Why are Black and Latino students falling further behind?

Millions of urban households can't afford decent internet service

Black, Hispanic adults less likely to have broadband or traditional PC than White adults

Connected for the Future: How Massachusetts Broadband Equity Commission Can Close Digital Gaps - Latinos for Education

Achieving Digital Equity for California's Students - Public Policy Institute of California

The American Rescue Plan is the broadband down payment the country needs

19 Ways to Ensure Health Equity for Latinos During (and After) COVID-19 - Salud America

Addressing The Digital Divide In Education: Technology And Internet Access For Students In Underserved Communities

Yes, social justice and discrimination were driving issues for Latino voters in 2020

Facts about U.S. Latinos for Hispanic Heritage Month

Latino-led content and viewers: The building blocks for streaming success