NCW Tech Alliance launches regional campaign to bridge digital divide

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The NCW Tech Alliance launched the 2025 Digital Access Commitments Campaign in Wenatchee to improve digital access. This campaign targets six regions and aims to bridge the digital divide through collaboration with the NCW Digital Access Coalition. Local leaders stress the importance of equitable digital access for underserved communities, which face barriers to technology and internet resources. The initiative will facilitate greater educational and economic opportunities for residents in these areas. By enhancing connectivity, the campaign aligns with broader efforts to promote digital equity across the region.

As part of its goals, the campaign also seeks to raise awareness about the challenges faced by those lacking access. The NCW Tech Alliance's commitment to this cause underscores the urgency of addressing digital disparities. Ultimately, the initiative seeks to foster a more inclusive digital landscape for all residents.

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