Nonprofit partnerships don’t always have to be with orgs doing similar work. Consider high-visibility ways to bring attention to your mission like partnerships with policy leaders. educationsuperhighway.org/our-story/part…

Glad to have you on board.

I can't talk about the benefit of a finite goal enough. It was incredibly instrumental to our ability to avoid mission-creep.

It's a new era in which we leverage data to make government dramatically more effective and impactful.

This report shows the progress we're making bringing states, cities, school districts, Internet service providers, and philanthropy together to close the K-12 #digitaldivide.

this is scary. please share to make sure no one is misled into giving up their right to vote! washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

90% of Chicago voters say the Internet should be a public utility. #digitaldivide qz.com/1927596/90-per…

We had a great discussion. Thanks, National Urban League Washington Bureau for having me on #ForTheMovement.

Thank you to the nonprofit leaders who are stepping up across the country at a time when students need us the most.

COVID has both exposed and exacerbated the #digitaldivide. The good news is: we can close it. I’m thrilled to talk about bold solutions with Jeb Bush larryirving & J. Adelstein with Stefanie Sanford of College Board for ExcelinEd’s #EdPalooza next week: excelined.org/edpalooza/

Couldn't agree more. We have 10-15 M kids without home broadband. EducationSuperHighway has pivoted its work to connect these kids now that 99.7% of schools are connected.

“Every student in every zip code in every corner of this country needs connectivity to learn & fulfill their potential.” – @JSpalter Our #BroadbandHeroes support EducationSuperHighway’s goals of connecting ALL communities, now more than ever. #InvestInBroadband morningconsult.com/2021/02/17/edu…

Honored to help Clementine and other @Recidiviz innovators drive meaningful change in the criminal justice space. #TIME100NEXT time.com/collection/tim…

30% of people in SLC airport not wearing their masks and no one doing anything about it!

The pandemic has made it clear that without broadband, American’s are shut out of economic security and opportunity. This morning, I was on CNN to talk about how President Biden’s infrastructure plan can close the digital divide. video.snapstream.net/Play/4oeTcWquR…

We ought not argue about what bringing affordable, high-speed internet to unserved and underserved communities will cost. What will it cost to the future of these communities if they don’t have access to modern education, health care, and employment? That's the real question.

18 million American households have access to the Internet but can't afford to connect. Our new #nohomeleftoffline report provides insights into the #broadbandaffordability gap and the opportunities that exist to close it. nohomeleftoffline.org

Congress has taken a historic step to close the #broadbandaffordability gap, which is two-thirds of the #digitaldivide. We now need a bold public-private partnership to remove the barriers keeping low-income families offline. EducationSuperHighway has a plan: nohomeleftoffline.org

"To be successful, both states and federal agencies and departments would be wise to learn the lessons from previous efforts to close the #digitaldivide." Read my article on how the Infrastructure and Jobs Act can leave #nohomeleftoffline. federalnewsnetwork.com/commentary/202…

18 million households in the U.S. are offline because they cannot afford it. In addition to leveraging infrastructure bill and connectivity fund, ISPs must make it easier for people to sign up for their programs, says Evan Marwell. #ASUGSVSummit