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Encourage or require new construction of MDUs to include Internet networks?
Encouraging or requiring new construction of multiple dwelling units to include Internet networks can be approached through a combination of policy initiatives, incentives, and collaboration with stakeholders. Here are some strategies based on the information from the “Free Apartment Wi-Fi White Paper”:
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Policy Development and…
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Make housing more affordable by decreasing the cost of utilities?
To decrease the cost of utilities and make housing more affordable, initiatives like the Ann Arbor city millage have been used to finance the acquisition and renovation of affordable housing, including the implementation of energy-efficient solutions. This millage also aims to construct new apartment buildings on city-owned lots, some of…
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Would you like to help plan a funding workshop for community Internet?
Creating a successful workshop to secure funding for community Internet initiatives involves several key steps. The goal of the workshop is to educate, engage, and encourage stakeholders, potential funders, and community members to support the development of decentralized community-owned Internet infrastructure. Here’s a brief outline for such…
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- Understand the Requirements: Carefully read the eligibility criteria and application requirements.
- Clear Project Description: Articulate how your project addresses digital literacy and meets the grant’s objectives.
- Budget Planning: Prepare a detailed budget that aligns with the grant’s financial guidelines.
- Partnerships and Collaborations:…
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Possible grants for digital literacy programs
To find federal grants for digital literacy programs, there are several resources you can utilize:
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Grants.gov: This is the primary portal where U.S. government grants are listed. You can search for grants related to digital literacy by using keywords and applying relevant filters.
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Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS): IMLS often…
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Beyond the affordable connectivity program, ACP
As funding for ACP Band-Aid is going away, our approach is to empower minorities is to build community owned Internet networks that are locally controlled. Here is our announcement.
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DrRon Suarez posted a new group. 7 months ago
Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIMEEmpowering communities, transforming connectivity: Building a digital future where minorities lead in creating equitable, community-owned internet networks (COIN)
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DrRon Suarez posted a new post. 7 months ago
Distance TraveledAnnouncing Local Internet Minority Enterprises A few weeks ago I woke up hours earlier than normal and the acronym LIME came into my head. My…
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