7. Appendices

Appendix A – NTIA Measurable Objectives (MO), California Objectives, Baselines and Targets

NTIA Measurable Objective A: The availability of, and affordability of access to, fixed and wireless broadband technology.
Objective	Current Baseline	Target
Objective 1.1 – Increase percentage of Californians who are connected to broadband Internet service.	Using the NTIA and FCC’s data and broader eligibility criteria for served locations, California has an estimated 306,910 unserved locations (locations without 25/3 Mbps service) and an additional 151,107 underserved locations (lacking 100/20 Mbps service). A representative sample of Californians surveyed by telephone for this Plan, suggests that only 91% of Californians are connected, which results in an estimated 3.5 million Californians remain unconnected to internet service as a result of limited infrastructure, affordability issues, and other barriers. Baseline connection data for covered populations include: Individuals who live in covered households – 81% Individuals with a language barrier – 81% Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – 86% Aging individuals – 87% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group (in this case specifically Hispanic or Latin(o) households) – 84%	To the extent possible, all Californians who identify as a member of a covered population, have access to broadband service by 2030.
1.2 – Increase the percentage of Community Anchor Institutions that are connected to broadband internet service.	As part of its planning process for the BEAD program, CPUC is evaluating current levels of connectivity among community anchor institutions in the state. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation report that there are approximately 3,000 Wi-Fi access points in deployed in its 33 facilities and 45 fire camps with no internet access, impacting incarcerated individuals’ ability to access the internet.	All Community Anchor Institutions, including schools, government entities (i.e., correctional facilities), healthcare institutions, libraries, public safety points and tribal lands, have access to gigabit service by 2030.
1.3 – Increase the percentage of Californians who report that their internet service is reliable.	Eighty-two percent of telephone survey respondents report that internet service is adequate for their household needs. Covered populations report the adequacy of their internet to be: Veterans – 81% Members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 81% Individuals with a language barrier – 79% Individuals who live in covered households – 77% Individuals who primarily reside in rural areas – 76% Individuals with disabilities – 74%	To the extent possible, all Californians, including those who identify as a member of a covered population, have access to reliable internet service that is adequate for their household and business needs by 2030.
1.4 – Increase the percentage of Californians who have a choice of at least three internet service providers.	The CPUC’s 2018 Competition Report found that 35% of California households have access to only one provider offering service greater than 25/3 Mbps, and only 6.8% have access to three providers offering service greater than 25/3 Mbps	More than 6.8% of Californians have access to at least three internet service providers by 2030.
2.1 – Decrease the percentage of Californians who cite cost as the primary barrier to internet service.	According to the telephone survey, “Cost is known to be the main factor that affects a household’s decision to adopt broadband service.” Sixty-one percent of telephone respondents and 70% of respondents to CDT’s online survey cite cost as the main reason for not having an internet connection at home. Covered populations citing cost as a barrier include: Individuals who live in covered households – 77% Individuals with a language barrier – 76% Individuals with disabilities – 76% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 75% Aging individuals – 65% Veterans – 63% Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – 54%	Reduce the percentage of households that cite cost as the reason for not adopting internet service by 2030.
2.3 – Increase the percentage of Californians enrolled in low-cost internet options and subsidies.	As of February 6, 2024, 2,925,882 of 5,844,797 eligible households (50%) are enrolled in ACP. Seventy-seven percent of unconnected households are unaware of ACP and only 22% of online survey respondents are aware of low-cost options from internet service providers. Results from the online public survey show enrollment rates for covered populations as: Individuals who live in covered households – 23% Individuals with disabilities – 17% Racial or ethnic minorities – 12% Individuals with a language barrier – 11% Aging individuals – 9% Veterans – 8%	To the extent possible, all ACP-eligible households, including those who identify as a member of a covered population, are enrolled in a low-cost plan by 2030.
2.4 – Reduce the average cost that covered populations pay for internet service.	Californians spend an average $83.60/month on broadband, with notable variations among covered populations. The covered populations that spend the most per month include: Veterans – $105.60/month Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – $88.20/month Households with an individual(s) with a disability – $86.30/month Aging individuals – $85.90/month Households with language barriers – $76.50/month Low-income households – $69.40/month	Average costs are reduced for all covered populations and fewer households, including those who identify as a member of a covered population, cite cost as the reason for not adopting internet service by 2030.

NTIA Measurable Objective B: The online accessibility and inclusivity of public resources and services.
Objective	Current Baseline	Target
3.6 – Increase the percentage of Californians who utilize the internet to apply for or use public benefits and other essential services and can participate in civic and social engagement online.	Forty-six percent of telephone survey respondents – and only 21% of unconnected or underconnected respondents – use the internet for telehealth.;100F100F123 Fifty-five percent of online survey respondents rarely or never use the internet to apply for or use public benefits (e.g., CalFresh/Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medi-Cal, Social Security, etc.) Covered population respondents who stated they rarely or never use the internet to apply for or use public benefits include: Individuals who primarily reside in in a rural area – 63% Veterans – 58% Aging individuals – 44% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group Individuals with a language barrier – 44% Individuals with disabilities – 41% Individuals who live in covered households – 28%	Increase the share of Californians, especially those who identify as part of a covered population or digitally disadvantaged community, who are able to utilize the internet to apply for or use public benefits and other essential services and can participate in civic and social engagement online by 34% by 2027, and by 50% by 2030.

NTIA Measurable Objective C: Digital literacy
Objective	Current Baseline	Target
3.1 – Increase the availability of digital literacy, cybersecurity, and skills training programs.	State and locally based digital literacy training providers have shared details of more than 270 programs currently offering digital training skills support in the state, with meaningful differences by geography. These are complemented by numerous other programs supported by CPUC, CETF, and other entities. CDT is continuing to build out its inventory of these programs statewide through implementation of this Digital Equity Plan. The covered populations most interested in internet or computer training courses include: Individuals with a language barrier – 61% Individuals who live in a covered household – 47% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 43% Individuals with disabilities – 26% Aging individuals – 34% Veterans – 29%	Expand the number of Californians, especially those who identify as part of a covered population or a digitally disadvantaged community, who received digital literacy, cybersecurity, or digital skills training by 34% by 2027 and by 50% by 2030.
3.4 – Increase the percentage of Californians who possess basic, intermediate, and advanced digital literacy skills.	Nearly one in three telephone survey respondents who lack broadband at home cite limited digital skills as one of the reasons for not subscribing to the service. Nineteen percent of online survey respondents are less than comfortable downloading and installing a new app on their smartphone or tablet, 17% are less than comfortable making an appointment online (e.g., DMV), and 15% are less than comfortable when paying bills online. Fifty-six percent of telephone survey respondents were found to have advanced digital skills. The percentage of each covered populations that reported having advanced digital skills include: Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 53% Veterans – 53% Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – 51%/li> Aging individuals – 49% Individuals with disabilities – 43% Individuals who live in covered households – 42% Individuals with a language barrier – 40%	Reduce the share of Californians, including those who identify as part of a covered population or digitally disadvantaged community, who lack basic digital literacy skills by 34% by 2027, and by 50% by 2030.

NTIA Measurable Objective D: Awareness of, and the use of, measures to secure the online privacy of, and cybersecurity with respect to, an individual
Objective	Current Baseline	Target
3.3 – Reduce the percentage of Californians whose concerns for privacy and cybersecurity prevents broadband adoption or effective use.	Twenty-two percent of online respondents are unfamiliar with cybersecurity; and 17% have no cybersecurity measures setup on their devices or do not know if they do. The covered populations that are most unfamiliar with cybersecurity include: Individuals with a language barrier – 54% Individuals who live in a covered household – 40% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 33% Individuals with disabilities – 25% Aging individuals – 20% Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – 16% Veterans – 15%	Reduce the share of Californians, especially those who identify as part of a covered population or digitally disadvantaged community, whose concerns about privacy and cybersecurity impact their use of the internet by 34% by 2027, and by 50% by 2030.

NTIA Measurable Objective E: The availability and affordability of consumer devices and technical support for those devices
Objective	Current Baseline	Target
2.2 – Reduce the percentage of Californians who rely solely on a smartphone to use the internet due to devices being inaccessible and unaffordable and increase the percentage with a home computing device.	Three percent of respondents to the telephone survey rely solely on a smartphone – half of the percentage in 2021; 10% of online survey respondents only use a smartphone only to connect to the internet. The covered populations that are the most reliant on a smartphone for connectivity include: Individuals who live in covered household – 23% Individuals with a language barrier – 23% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 15% Individuals with disabilities – 12% Aging individuals – 8% Veterans – 6%	Reduce the percentage of Californians who rely solely on a smartphone and increase the percentage that have a home computing device by 25% by 2028 and by 50% by 2030.
3.2 – Increase the percentage of Californians who have access to technical support services for internet-connected devices.	Twenty-two percent of online survey respondents say they do not have access to technical support services in their household or community. Covered populations without access to technical support services include: Individuals who live in a covered household – 28% Individuals with disabilities – 26% Aging individuals – 24% Individuals with a language barrier – 23% Individuals who are members of a racial or ethnic minority group – 22% Individuals who primarily reside in a rural area – 22% Veterans – 21%	Increase the amount of digital navigation services, which includes technical support for internet-connected devices, provided to all Californians, including those who identify as a member of a covered population, by 34% by 2027 and by 50% by 2030.

Organization name:La Familia

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Women
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:Le Grand High Union School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:League of United Latin American Citizens Council 3072

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:Learn4Life Charter Schools, North Region

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Skills Class: All new enrollments are required to complete a digital skills class in which they can earn 5 high school credits

Organization name:Lekindracy Group, LLC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Veterans, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Career Competence: A series of eight one-hour workshops on how to use free online tools to execute a job search strategy. These assets include 8 slide decks for future training use, 8 recorded videos, 8 live training sessions, and a facilitator’s guide. There are also 4 train the trainer sessions to support future facilitation without future costs. Participants receive digital badges to recognize their achievement.
Program 2	Excel in Action: 3 Excel sessions (Beginner, Productivity, Intermediate), 60 minutes each, 3 PowerPoint slide decks, 3 facilitated online sessions and 157-page learning manual with data set for practice.
Program 3	Workforce Development: Participants is an integrative, scaffolded workforce development program designed to help participants understand, and articulate their personal positionality and development as they prepare to enter the workforce or switch career fields. There are four general sessions, each building on the other, including a general overview, assessment, development, and training. Sessions are appropriate for ages 17 and above

Organization name:Lekindracy Group, LLC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Veterans, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Career Competence: A series of eight one-hour workshops on how to use free online tools to execute a job search strategy. These assets include 8 slide decks for future training use, 8 recorded videos, 8 live training sessions, and a facilitator’s guide. There are also 4 train the trainer sessions to support future facilitation without future costs. Participants receive digital badges to recognize their achievement.
Program 2	Excel in Action: 3 Excel sessions (Beginner, Productivity, Intermediate), 60 minutes each, 3 PowerPoint slide decks, 3 facilitated online sessions and 157-page learning manual with data set for practice.
Program 3	Workforce Development: Participants is an integrative, scaffolded workforce development program designed to help participants understand, and articulate their personal positionality and development as they prepare to enter the workforce or switch career fields. There are four general sessions, each building on the other, including a general overview, assessment, development, and training. Sessions are appropriate for ages 17 and above

Organization name: LISTA NorCal

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Skills building

Organization name: Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly, San Francisco

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tech Allies: Tech Allies, a digital literacy training program, will teach older adults how to use digital devices and software to connect to family and friends and access healthcare services and information. LBFE anticipates that clients will feel empowered as they develop skills and knowledge to access basic needs through the internet and utilize the internet to socialize, thus reducing their social isolation and enhancing their overall quality of life, health and wellness.

Organization name: Live Violence Free

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Loaves, Fishes and Computers

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Loaves, Fishes and Computers

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: LOCAL 1184

Organization Type	LOCAL 1184
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Lompoc Public Library System

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Los Amigos de la Comunidad

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Los Amigos de la Comunidad, Inc

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Los Angeles County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Public computer and broadband access: https://lacountylibrary.org/public-computers/

Organization name: Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Los Angeles Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	All Families Connected: Provide Device, Connectivity, or Technical Support to any student who needs it.

Organization name: Lucia Mar Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Lynwood Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Marin Asian Advocacy Project

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Marin County Digital Marin

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Marin Promise Partnership

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Mariposa County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Martinez Adult Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Loan Program: We loan devices to our students on a needs basis.

Organization name: Mattole Valley Resource Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Computer/Printer Access: We have a laptop, printer, scanner and fax service for all community members to use.

Organization name: Mattole Valley Resource Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Computer/Printer Access: We have a laptop, printer, scanner and fax service for all community members to use.

Organization name: Mendocino County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tech Help: We provide one-on-one in person support for the public, training them to use their smartphones, laptops, social media, email, internet, etc. We do this at each branch in the Mendocino County Library system.

Organization name: Mental Health Association of San Francisco

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Merced County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Merced County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Comcast: it is one of the 10.99 low cost plans.

Organization name: Metta Fund

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Metta Fund is the name of our private foundation located in San Francisco: We support organizations working to reduce social isolation and loneliness in older adults. Digital equity is one of our strategies.

Organization name: Metta Fund

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Metta Fund is the name of our private foundation located in San Francisco: We support organizations working to reduce social isolation and loneliness in older adults. Digital equity is one of our strategies.

Organization name: Milpitas Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ECF
Program 2	1:1 Chromebook

Organization name: Mission District YMCA

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Mitec Solutions

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Monterey Bay Central Labor Council

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Monterey Bay Economic Partnership

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Monterey County Free Libraries

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	hot spot lending: we lend hot spots

Organization name: Monterey Fire Safe Council

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Morgan Hill Community Adult School

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Mount San Jacinto College Adult Education Program

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Hotspots for adult ed students in need: We provide hotspots for registered online students that have internet access/wifi issues. Our faculty/counselors assess student need and coordinates hotspot access for students. This is not something we readily advertise on our website/catalog otherwise.
Program 2	Digital skills are integrated into every online course offering in ESL, CITZ, HSE, CTE: Students learn how to navigate the zoom platform, google docs, email, and access Canvas in any of our online course offerings.

Organization name: Mountain Lakes Estates Homeowners Association

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Multilot Corporation

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Murrieta Valley Adult School

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Murrieta Valley Adult School: We are an Adult Education School.

Organization name: National Latino Research Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Neighborhood House of Calexico

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Preschool Parent Resource Center: computer loan to preschool parents

Organization name: netElastic Systems, Inc.

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: NextGen Policy

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: NICOS Chinese Health Coalition

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: North Bay North Coast Broadband Consortium

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: North State Planning and Development Collective

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: North State Planning and Development Collective, California State University, Chico

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP Enrollment Events and Promotion: The Collective hosts in-person enrollment events and promotes the ACP program throughout Northern California
Program 2	Digital Literacy for English Language Learners: New program- in the planning stage
Program 3	Digital Literacy for Justice-Involved Individuals: New program- in the planning stage

Organization name: NPower

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	NPower Community Help Desk: NPower is a well-established tech workforce trainer for underserved populations, with programs serving the greater San Francisco Bay, Silicon Valley and Los Angeles areas and plans to launch a new program serving the Sacramento and Stockton areas in 2024. NPower is spearheading the formation of a national network of Community Help Desks that provide free technical assistance and digital navigation to local underserved communities, staffed by graduates of our tech workforce training programs gaining vital work experience as Registered Apprentices.

Organization name: Nu Communications Alliance

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Lone Pine IDV (Intelligent Desktop Virtualization) Lab: In partnership with Intel, Geeks Without Frontiers, and the Barbara Bush foundation, we were able to build a 20-seat computer lab for members of the Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Tribe. We’re currently using the space to offer digital literacy training. Our first training session was last night!

Organization name: Oakland Digital Arts and Literacy Center Inc

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tech Career Incubator: BRIDGEGOOD’s Tech Incubator Program includes a device access program specifically designed to address the challenges faced by students who cannot access or afford design laptops. This program aims to ensure that all students have equal opportunities to participate in the program and develop their digital design skills.

Organization name: Office of Community and Economic Development at California State University, Fresno

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Fresno State Connect (call center): Since 2011, Fresno State Connect has helped bridge the digital divide that impacts the lives of those throughout the state. Fresno State Connect conducts outreach to promote awareness of programs that can provide low-cost internet and communication services. Fresno State Connect is a 26 staff call center that provides low-cost internet services outreach (inbound and outbound calls). Programs are available for internet services as low as $10/month to households eligible for W.I.C, SNAP/CalFresh, free/reduced lunch, live in public housing, seniors 62 and older or folks who receive SSI benefits. Some households are also eligible for a free Chromebook laptop.
Program 2	Fresno State Parent University: Since 2013, Fresno State Parent University has provided classes in Digital Literacy (I, II, III & IV), Financial Literacy (I & II), Social and Emotional Wellness, English Conversation (I & II), Spanish Conversation (I & II), Pathway to College, Health & Wellness, and Parenting Skills. Classes are taught in English, Spanish, Hmong, Punjabi, Hindi, Triqui, and Mixteco
Program 3	Fresno State REFRESH: Fresno State REFRESH works with public-private partnerships to get computers refurbished (Desktops/Laptops/Chromebooks) and distributed to low-income households. The program distributes refurbished and/or new computing devices (one per household) in rural communities across California.
Program 5	Fresno State Parent University: Since 2013, Fresno State Parent University has provided classes in Digital Literacy (I, II, III & IV), Financial Literacy (I & II), Social and Emotional Wellness, English Conversation (I & II), Spanish Conversation (I & II), Pathway to College, Health & Wellness, and Parenting Skills. Classes are taught in English, Spanish, Hmong, Punjabi, Hindi, Triqui, and Mixteco

Organization name: Ohlone College Tri-Cities Career Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Om Networks

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Discounted Services: We regularly give out discounts to low-income customers on an informal basis as requested by clients. Entries below are estimates. We dont track things formally, so these are guestimates of our revenue losses and customer counts.
Program 2	DCN Sponsored Projects: We provide and support, in conjunction with Davis Community Network a variety of internet resources for community organizations in Davis CA. From PTA mailman email lists, to CMS based free websites and calendars, to email accounts. We have since 1997. Entries below are estimates. We don’t track things formally, so these are guestimates of our revenue losses and customer counts for these donations.

Organization name: On Lok 30th Street Senior Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Openhouse

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	We partner with Curry Senior Center and offer Broadband to residents: Curry Senior Center and Openhouse do outreach and one on one training, signing seniors up for broadband and providing devices to those who need them (mostly tablets).

Organization name: Orland Free Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Outreach and Technical Assistance Network

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Teaching with Technology: Online repository of lesson plans/resources for adult educators to access in improving their teaching.
Program 2	Technology and Distance Learning Symposium: Yearly in-person and online symposium of latest, best research-based strategies and/or resources for adult educators.
Program 3	Digital leadership Academy: Two-year mentoring through online workshops and face-to-face training for twelve agencies throughout the state.

Organization name: Oxnard Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: PACEs Connection

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Palo Alto Adult School

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Project 1	Chromebook Lending Program: Students in state-supported EL classes may borrow a Chromebook computer for the duration of their enrollment in classes.
Project 2	Tech Mentorship program: Our Tech Mentor assists teachers and students with classroom technology.

Organization name: Palo Verde River Consortium

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Equity for Parent Ambassadors: Summary: PPSSF’s Digital Equity for Parent Ambassadors project is one component of our Parent Embassy program, which launched in 2022. The Parent Embassy builds on two long standing, successful PPSSF programs that mobilize parent and caregiver volunteers to support peer families. The Parent Embassy brings together parent volunteers from diverse backgrounds to work together, learn from one another, and support other families in their communities by sharing resources and promoting engagement with schools.

Organization name: Paso Robles City Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Pleasanton Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Plumas-Sierra Telecommunications

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Affordable connectivity program: Standard state program. Reduction of $30/mo
Program 2	PST low-income program: For low income in grant areas we follow the state guidelines. $15/mo. For 50 mbps download, $25/mo. For 100 mbps download.

Organization name: poieto

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	poietoworks Youth STEAM Education: poietoworks, a project of poieto, is a STEAM education initiative that provides LA elementary school students with creative entry points to emerging technologies. Our students primarily BIPOC and from low-income backgrounds learn fundamental coding concepts all while having fun and making art. Our culturally responsive curriculum and pedagogy incorporate the interests of our students and the communities they exist within. In classrooms across LA, we aim to enhance creativity, digital equity, and feelings of belonging in the tech space.

Organization name: Pomona Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Positive Resource Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Project Rebound

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Incarcerated Individuals, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Public Policy Institute of California

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Quechan Indian Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Ramona Senior and Community Center

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Ramona Senior and Community Center

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: RAMS Inc

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Reading and Beyond

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Riverside County Library System

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Redlands Adult School

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Hot Spots: We have 25 hot spots that we allow students to check out provided they are using the device for school purposes.
Program 2	Chromebook Loaner Program: We allow any student who completes 5 or more hours of work in their program to check out a Chromebook. If a student drops from the program or does not complete 5 hours or more of work, they must return the device.
Program 3	We have students on an individual basis learn to use the Chromebooks provided.

Organization name: Rogue Mobile

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Roseville Housing Authority

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Rural County Representatives of California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sacramento City College

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sacramento County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Adult Education: All adult schools in California have a digital skills program and all students have access! These schools are within the K12 district, the community college non-credit, and at various non-profits. Funded by state funds and federal.

Organization name: Saint Anthony Foundation

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tenderloin Technology Lab: The Tenderloin Technology Lab at St. Anthony’s is committed to bridging the digital divide, providing access and education to all.

Organization name: Saint Helena Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Citywide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Saint Mary’s Center WeConnect Program

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Salinas City Elementary School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Benito County Business Council

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Benito County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego Association of Governments

Organization Type	Government or Public OrganizationSan Diego Association of Governments
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego County

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego Futures Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego Housing Commission

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego Refugee Communities Coalition

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Diego Second Chance Program

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	SF Connected: It is our local program serving older adults and adults with disabilities by bridging the digital divide.

Organization name: San Francisco Metropolitan Internet Exchange

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Francisco Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Tech Time: From 1:1 help to structured classes, library patrons can receive digital literacy support in a variety of languages. Our attendance number for FY22, 4655, has duplications (people attending more than one event). We do not currently have a way of sorting out individuals.

Organization name: San Francisco Tech Council

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP Enrollment Assistance Events: SFTC partnered with community-based organizations to host and staff with volunteers a three-hour event on October 22, 2022 as part of a state-wide effort with Get Connected! California to sign up eligible households for ACP.

Organization name: San Joaquin Drug

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	We invite patients to work with bilingual staff on required internet databases and forms, necessary for healthcare maintenance. (e.g., register for vaccinations). We don’t distribute devices but make our devices accessible to patients as necessary so health services are available to all.
Program 2	Bilingual/biliterate staff happily serves as “trainers”, one-on-one, to accomplish digital tasks required to obtain healthcare access. It arose because people needed covid services which were tracked only through federal and state online databases. People began asking for help. Staff responded. In CA, covid services demanded internet data tracking. There was no other way to get care but to register online. Our help lines waited quite long for turns to register In 2020–so many were needy–but adaptation required acquisition of digital devices and internet access that few had available prior. Planada had no infrastructure for the low-income, mostly Hispanic residents to gain access. Our business was already wired for internet service. It’s much better in 2022! Planada has internet providers at last. Finally, privacy laws around patient information required staff to work individually with each patient. Trust developed. It helped us all get through those desperate years together.

Organization name: San Joaquin Valley Regional Broadband Consortia, Fresno State Parent University, Fresno State Connect, and Fresno State REFRESH

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Fresno State Connect: 26 staff bilingual call center. Provides assistance to help community members adopt to internet service, apply for low-cost internet service and apply to ACP.

Organization name: San Jose Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Community WiFi: The City of San Jose owns and manages 6 active community wifi networks in neighborhoods of highest need, serving approximately 180,000 residents, throughout the central, southern, and eastern regions of the City. Access is free to residents.
Program 2	SJ Access: The San Jose Public Library lends 8,000 high-speed unlimited hotspots and 2,500 LTE connected Chromebooks to the public for up to four-month lending periods, through library locations.
Program 3	SJ Access: Digital Literacy Program: The SJ Access Digital Literacy program hosts in-person, virtual, and asynchronous digital literacy skillbuilding to the general public. The interactive courses provide users with basic information across a wide array of digital literacy topics.

Organization name: San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: San Mateo County Libraries

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	WiFi hotspot, Combos and chromebooks: check out of hotspots and combos (laptops/combo) and individual chromebooks
Program 2	Tech Tutor: Tech Tutor program pairs a library staff member with a community member to work on digital skills. Meeting can be in person or virtual.

Organization name: Santa Barbara County Association of Governments

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Santa Barbara Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Digital Equity Coalition (DEC): The Santa Barbara County-wide Digital Equity Coalition (DEC) strategically aligns resources, work efforts, and tools to close the digital divide across all county communities. The Coalition seeks to establish partnerships between organizations invested in creating equitable and sustainable living conditions for all. As part of a larger statewide and national conversation, the Coalition assesses and analyzes local actions and initiatives addressing the digital divide to coordinate with regional and statewide digital equity efforts.

Organization name: Santa Clara County Department of Family and Children’s Services

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Santa Clara County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Bridging the Digital Divide Grant: The Bridging the Digital Divide grant is a $7.1M grant from the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors, Funds were used to promote digital equity, procure devices and connectivity for students in underserved, underfunded, and underconnected districts within the Santa Clara County area.
Program 2	Connectivity Grant: Through the generous support of the Packard Foundation, the Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) expended $100,000 in grant funds to support high-need projects in Santa Clara County to address the growing digital divide in South County via hotspot subscription costs and internet infrastructure
Program 3	Digital Equity for All: Grant funds were used to promote digital equity, procure devices and connectivity for students in underserved, underfunded, and underconnected districts within the Santa Clara County area. The SCCOE issued subgrants to five local educational agencies (LEAs) to meet their critical digital equity needs. Funds were used to connect students in need from LEAs throughout Santa Clara County with computing devices and protective carrying cases, in response to the impact of COVID-19.

Organization name: Santa Cruz City Schools

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	No name- paid for with ECF funding: Funding for families of students enrolled in SCCS to allow access at home. The ECF funding was one time only so there is no official program.
Program 2	Parent training at ELAC meetings: ELAC meeting training on the basics of digital literacy.

Organization name: Santa Cruz County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Emergency Connectivity Fund: Through federal monies we were able to provide internet access through hotspots and broadband internet to families/students in need.
Program 3	Child Development Programs Support (pre-K): Provide device support and training for childcare facility leads.

Organization name: Santa Monica Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, WomenHouseholds at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	AEC Chromebook Lending Student Support Program: Description: Chromebook Lending Student Support Program supports student participation in adult school digital educational programs, online learning management systems, online instruction and communication between student and school personnel.

Organization name: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	AEC Chromebook Lending Student Support Program: Description: Chromebook Lending Student Support Program supports student participation in adult school digital educational programs, online learning management systems, online instruction and communication between student and school personnel.

Organization name: Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	AEC Chromebook Lending Student Support Program: Description: Chromebook Lending Student Support Program supports student participation in adult school digital educational programs, online learning management systems, online instruction and communication between student and school personnel.

Organization name:SD Access 4 All, San Diego

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:SEIU Local 2015

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:Self-Help for the Elderly

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	SF Connected: SF Connected is a free city-funded program that offers digital literacy training to seniors and adults with disabilities residing in San Francisco.

Organization name:Senior and Disability Action

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:Sentry Living Solutions

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name:Sequoia Living/San Francisco Senior Center

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Shoreline Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sierra Business Council

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Silicon Valley Education Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	School2Home: School2Home is a comprehensive initiative that builds the capacity of its Partner Schools to integrate technology into teaching, learning and parent engagement to improve student outcomes and establish a sustainable digital learning culture. Since 2009, School2Home has provided financial support and technical assistance to Partner Schools in 12 districts throughout California to implement the following School2Home 10 Core Components:

Organization name: Siskiyou County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Siskiyou Telephone

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sky Valley Network LLC

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: SLV Fiber

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	SLV Fiber free wifi in downtown Boulder Creek, CA: Free wifi for 30 minutes to visitors of the downtown Boulder Creek area.

Organization name: Social Justice Collaborative

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Pro Bono Clinics: We have created content that allows our clients to increase their digital literacy in three languages: Spanish, English, and Mayan Mam, to ensure they can apply for legal status remotely. This also ensures that we can reach communities in rural areas that would otherwise have a difficult time finding representation.

Organization name: Solano County

Organization Type	Government or Public Organizationzation
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sonoma County Economic Development Board

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP Outreach: We are at the beginning of a 2-year grant program for ACP outreach. We are setting up marketing campaigns, creating region specific media, setting up technical assistance centers, and attending and hosting events for ACP enrollment and outreach.

Organization name: Sourcewise

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Inclusion

Organization name: South Bay Cities Council of Governments

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+)
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Southeast Community Development Corporation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Southern Border Broadband Consortium

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private

Organization name: Southern California Association of Governments

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Go-Human/Digital Call for Action Program: On September 1, 2022, the SCAG Regional Council adopted Resolution Number 22-646-6, in support of Digital Equity Call for Action to initiate work to promote the ACP campaign. To provide access to affordable internet to unserved and underserved areas across the region, SCAG is partnering with the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) to leverage and bolster the existing campaign for the ACP.

Organization name: Spectrum Community Services, Inc.

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Meals on Wheels: Healthy, home-delivered meals are available for seniors (60 years and older) who are unable to prepare their own food, and have difficulty with mobility. Fresh, nutritious meals are distributed during the week, and chilled or frozen meals can be pre-ordered for weekends and holidays.Go-Human/Digital Call for Action Program: On September 1, 2022, the SCAG Regional Council adopted Resolution Number 22-646-6, in support of Digital Equity Call for Action to initiate work to promote the ACP campaign. To provide access to affordable internet to unserved and underserved areas across the region, SCAG is partnering with the California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) to leverage and bolster the existing campaign for the ACP.
Program 2	Senior Meals: Senior Meals are for anyone in the community 60+ years old. These delicious, nutritious meals are served hot and served in a group setting or ready to take home to eat.
Program 3	Fall Prevention: Exercise and education classes for residents 60 years old and better.

Organization name: Stanislaus County Aging and Veteran Services

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Connections: I Pad tablet distribution – set up assistance and online partnership with Cyber Seniors for training. 6-month program to distribute tablets/training assist and promoting Broadband maybe 25 for all /Affordable connectivity program – offer application assistance.

Organization name: Stanislaus County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Home connectivity kits

Organization name: State Council On Developmental Disabilities, Sequoia Office

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Provide information on digital resources

Organization name: State of California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: State of California, Employment Development Department

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Sunrun

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Tahoe Prosperity Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Tahoe Truckee Community Adult School

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Tech Exchange

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: TechEmpower

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Organization name: The Arc of California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: The Arc of California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Arc SF HUB: An online learning portal available to all Arc SF participants. That includes tech training and support.
Program 2	Tech Training: Technical training for Arc SF participants
Program 3	ACP and Digital Literacy Workshops: Open to the public digital literacy and ACP workshops.
Program 4	Tech Lending: We have tech resources available to use in the building or rent for longer periods of time.
Program 5	1:1 tech training: One to one digital literacy training and support for basic to more advanced users
Program 6	Small Group Tech Training Classes: small group/instructor lead digital literacy training and support for basic to more advanced users
Program 7	Self Paced Tech Training: Self-paced online and hard copy digital literacy training and support for basic to more advanced users
Program 8	Digital Literacy Training Services: The Arc offers three twelve-week long courses a semester Digital Literacy I, II, III to at least

Organization name: The Central Valley Urban Institute

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Hot Spot and Device Partner with FUSD: COVID-19 Hot spot and Device distribution partner

Organization name: Fiber-Up My Neighborhood

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Science and Technology Education Enhancement Literacy Training: The STEEL lab provides free access to the Internet in the evening hours, after school and after work, with specific training sessions provided in English and Spanish for participants to enhance their technology skills while simultaneously learning how to maximize on-line resources for them and their families.

Organization name: The Foundation for California Community Colleges

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: The Greenlining Institute

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	The Town Link: Greenlining ran a program called the Town Link in partnership with the City of Oakland which involved recruiting local CBOs that provided direct services (e.g. churches, food banks, community centers, senior centers, healthcare providers, etc.). These partners worked with us to provide ACP + LifeLine enrollment assistance to their clients which are low-income and communities of color, they distributed laptops, and helped provide digital literacy classes. See our report here: https://greenlining.org/publications/achieving-digital-equity-the-oakland-town-link-program-playbook/

Organization name: The Heart of Ida

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Thompson Housing, LLC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Homebase on G: This is an existing (2010 opening date) 39 unit apartment building and day treatment program, located at 513 North G Street in Lompoc. Free wired telephone service (like a PBX) was originally made available, as well as internet. Now 14 years old, in the project virtually no tenant (all formerly homeless and disabled) use the wired phones, and the demand on the internet (wired to each room) is extreme.
Program 2	Planned: Perkins Place: This is a new construction apartment project with 33 units in the town of New Cuyama. Internet service in New Cuyama is either satellite, Starlink, or relatively slow internet (dependent upon a central microwave transmitter). We are searching for a fiber optic or comparable high speed source (probably microwave at this point). The project will open in about 2 years.
Program 3	Camino del Salud (49 unit apartment building, to be built): This is a supportive housing residential facility, with 48 apartments and a resident manager. There is a day time staff of three professionals to provide support services to 24 formerly homeless tenants that were high frequency medical system users, and 24 “regular” low income tenants in studio apartments. There is an on-site meeting room, kitchen, laundry, and other facilities for the tenants as well as supportive service offices. The high speed internet needs to be available without charge and with training and support for this disabled population.

Organization name: Thousand Oaks Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Erate: Erate provides discounts on broadband access at two Library locations.

Organization name: Torrance Adult School

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Loaner Laptop Program: Students can borrow a laptop or Chromebook to take home so they can access online classes and complete assignments.
Program 2	Northstar Digital Skills Integration In ESL: All ESL classes will incorporate Northstar’s teacher-led Computer Basics curriculum in Fall 2023.
Program 3	Northstar Digital Skills Integration In ABE/ASE and CTE: All ABE/ASE and CTE classes will incorporate the Basic Computer Skills screener from Northstar
Program 4	Staff Training In Northstar Digital Literacy Curriculum: All staff members were trained in the Northstar curriculum

Organization name: Tulare County

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Tulare County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Tuolumne County Public Health Department

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Union of Pan Asian Communities

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+)
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: United Way California Capital Region

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Equity Program: The program aims to address the technological barriers to education and employment of those in the community who are most acutely affected by the digital divide. Success is measured through the following metrics:

Organization name: United Way of Santa Cruz County

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP Affordable Connectivity Program: ACP provides a 30 dollars discount and 70 dollars discount (on tribal areas) of your current broadband bill.
Program 2	Low-cost internet: Low-cost internet connects you with a lower cost internet plan per month.

Organization name: United Way, Merced County

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: United Ways of California

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Connecting Californians to Affordable, High-Speed Internet: UWCA has subgranted funds and outreach responsibilities to ten local United Way offices serving the following California counties to reach digitally isolated communities: Kern, Tulare, Monterey, Inland SoCal, San Luis Obispo, NorCal, Santa Cruz, Fresno-Madera, Yuba-Sutter-Colusa, and United Way of California Capital Region. Our outreach resources created to bolster outreach efforts include:

Organization name: University of California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: University of Southern California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: unWired Broadband

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Urban Collaborative Project

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Vallejo Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Valley Voices

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Ventura County

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital connectivity: We got a grant from the state and received funds to purchase and distribute 300 iPads

Organization name: Ventura County Area Agency on Aging

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Ventura County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Computer Kit lending

Organization name: Vermont Slauson Economic Development Corporation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Vermont Slauson Economic Development Corporation (VSEDC)- ATT Connected Learning Center: VSEDC is a community partner for ATT’s Connected Learning Center (ATT-CLC), a newly furnished computer lap with 15 new Dell desktops. Open to the public, each desktop is equipped with high-speed internet access, Microsoft Office, and online digital literacy trainings. Additionally, the ATT-CLC offers free printing and has staff onsite Tuesday through Thursday from 1:00pm-6:00pm to support visitors with any technical needs.

Organization name: Vi at La Jolla Village

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+)
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Viasat Inc

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Winters Joint Unified School District

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Women’s Economic Ventures

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: WorkForceG

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Yolo County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Hotspots: Yolo County Library provides wifi hotspots with unlimited data for checkout to all library patrons. Patrons check them out for 7 days, return them, and then can check them out again.
Program 2	Chromebooks: Yolo County Library provides Chromebooks to check out for library patrons. Patrons check them out for 7 days, return them, and then can check them out again.
Program 3	Public Access Computers: Yolo County Library provides 102 desktop computers for anyone to use during Library open hours.Hotspots: Yolo County Library provides wifi hotspots with unlimited data for checkout to all library patrons. Patrons check them out for 7 days, return them, and then can check them out again.
Program 4	Online Learning: Through the California State Library’s support, Yolo County Library provides free online access to resources such as NorthStar Digital Literacy, Coursera, Linked In Learning, and more.
Program 5	Literacy: Yolo County Library Literacy Services provides one-on-one tutoring to adults. When a learner is matched with a volunteer tutor, they work on goals that the leaner sets – these often include learning how to use a computer, how to access websites regarding school, work or health, and learning to use social media and other tools to keep in touch with family and friends.

Organization name: Yorba Linda Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Young Women’s Christian Association, Glendale and Pasadena

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Organization name: Yucaipa Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, neigh, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Students who do not have access to devices (student request or teacher recommendation) can check out a loaner device to use for the school year. Chromebooks are provided at no cost. Laptops have a $60 deposit that is refunded when the device is returned at the end of the school year or when the student exits and returns the device.

Organization name: Sierra Community College District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Learning Resource Center Laptop Loaners: Provide loaner devices to students who take classes and need a device for online access to class content and digital materials.
Program 2	EOPS (Extended Opportunity Programs and Services) Learning Library: The EOPS Program at Sierra College provides low income and educationally underserved students with support services that includes specialized counseling, financial aid, priority 1 registration, tutoring, assistance with purchasing books, and more.

Organization name: Santa Barbara County Education Office

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Other, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Computers For Families: We provide a computer to families with elementary school aged children who do not otherwise have a device to do their homework. Internet is subsidized by a local ISP, Cox Communications.

Organization name: Solano County Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tech Pop-Ups with Tech Exchange (non-profit): Tech Exchange (a local non profit) hosts tech pop-ups at three of our library locations. They help library patrons with tech issues and also sign them up for ACP.
Program 2	Hotspot and Device Lending: We lend hotspots and hotspot-enabled chromebooks and tablets.

Organization name: Workbay

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Other, Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Workbay.net: Workbay builds a bridge between education and employment so that people can easily explore careers, build skills, and find good jobs. Workbay’s SaaS links corporate and community resources, education, and government data in one comprehensive application that curates for each user. Students and job seekers see job posts, career pathways, and credentialing resources. Coaches and workforce administrators see a powerful cross-collaborative dashboard that reports activity and impacts in their community. Workbay is used by corporations, sector councils, municipal, state and national organizations to provide greater scale and access to opportunity, invitations to interviews, and pathways to promotion. Workbay’s economic development clients utilize the systems analytics to support funding for programs that utilize the system to build community pipelines of high-potential candidates for targeted workforce and to promote career pathway initiatives. Workbay’s corporate and sector clients utilize their system for speed to performance, speed to safety, and speed to engagement through pre-hire training and on-boarding for improved retention and promotion.

Appendix B – California Broadband Council Member Organizations 

California Broadband Council Member Organizations
Department of Technology	California Emerging Technology Fund
Public Utilities Commission	Department of Food and Agriculture
Governor’s Office of Emergency Services	California State Library
Department of Education	Governor’s Office of Tribal Affairs
Department of General Services	Member of the Senate (The Honorable Stephen Bradford)
California Transportation Agency	Member of the Assembly (The Honorable Mike Gipson)

Appendix C – Statutory Bodies 

Statutory Body	Role
California Broadband Council (CBC)	The CBC was established by SB 1462 (Chapter 338, Statutes of 2010) to promote broadband deployment in unserved and underserved areas of the state as defined by the CPUC, and broadband adoption throughout the state. The 12-member Council is staffed by CDT’s OBDL which provides support by managing the statewide ecosystem of individuals and organizations dedicated to closing the digital divide. The CBC developed the Broadband for All Action Plan as directed by EO N-73-20.
Middle-Mile Advisory Committee (MMAC)	The MMAC monitors the development and construction of the state’s open-access middle-mile network. The Committee adopted three guiding principles to focus the work of the MMBI: Provide affordable, open-access, middle-mile broadband infrastructure to enable last-mile network connectivity throughout the state.  Build the network expeditiously, leveraging existing infrastructure, networks, and construction projects, where feasible. Prioritize connectivity to unserved and underserved communities, including community institutions. The MMAC includes executive representatives from CDT, CPUC, the Department of Finance, the Department of Transportation, the Government Operations Agency, two Ex-Officio members of (each) of the State Senate and Assembly, and two Ex-Officio members representing local governments.[1]

Appendix D – California Broadband Council Members, Action Item Plan Parties, and Key Partners

Agency	Role
California Department of Technology (CDT)	CDT is the state’s technology leader and has broad responsibility and authority over all aspects of technology in state government. CDT chairs the CBC, leads the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan, and is the lead party for Action Items 6, 14, 16, 18, 21, and 24 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. CDT oversees the Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative and chairs the CBC, MMAC, and Digital Equity Statewide Planning Group (SPG), leading the development of the SDEP.
Office of Broadband and Digital Literacy (OBDL)	OBDL, an office within CDT, manages the statewide ecosystem of individuals and organizations dedicated to closing the digital divide. OBDL leads the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan, the management of the Broadband for All Portal (central website for all things broadband in California), and the development of the State Digital Equity Plan, the SPG, and all OAWGs. OBDL is the lead party for Action Items 18 and 21 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. OBDL co-chairs the Digital Literacy and Inclusion, Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement, Workforce and Economic Development, and Tribal Collaboration OAWGs.
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)	CPUC promotes access to safe, clean, and affordable utility services and infrastructure. Key digital equity programs include the California Advanced Services Fund, Tribal Technical Assistance, Local Agency Technical Assistance, Loan-Loss Reserve Fund, California LifeLine, the Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program, the California Interactive Broadband Map, and CalSPEED Mobile Broadband Speed Testing. CPUC is a CBC member and lead party for Action Items 1, 3, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17,19, 20, and 22 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. CPUC is a member of the CBC, MMAC, SPG, and co-chairs the Digital Literacy and Inclusion, Workforce and Economic Development, and Tribal Collaboration OAWGs.
Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES)	CalOES serves as the state’s leadership hub during all major emergencies and disasters. CalOES is the lead party for Action Item 8 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. CalOES is a member of the CBC and the SPG. They are also a co-chair of the Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement OAWG.
California Department of Education (CDE)	CDE ensures that every child has access to a world-class education, including by maximizing students’ and teachers’ access to education technology. CDE is a member of the CBC and the SPG, and co-chair of the Education OAWG.
California Department of General Services (DGS)	DGS serves as the business manager for the State and provides a variety of services to state agencies. DGS is a member of the California Broadband Council and the Digital Equity Statewide Planning Group. DGS is the lead party for Action Item 7 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. DGS is a member of the CBC and the SPG.
California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA)	CalSTA develops and coordinates the policies and programs of the state’s transportation entities and contributes to the deployment of fiber and fiber conduit. CalSTA is the lead party for Action Items 4 and 5 in the Broadband for All Action Plan. CalSTA is a member of the CBC and the SPG.
California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF)	CETF fosters partnerships and promotes policies to close the digital divide. CETF has funded more than 100 grantees to deliver digital literacy training to more than 800,000 residents and got more than 250,000 low-income households online. CETF is a co-lead of the statewide Get Connected! California Mobilization to raise awareness of and increase enrollment in the FCC’s ACP program. CETF has launched pioneering initiatives including the School2Home program and founded and funded the California Telehealth Network.[2] CETF is a member of the CBC and the SPG, and co-chair of the Digital Literacy and Inclusion OAWG.
California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)	CDFA seeks to protect a safe, healthy food supply, and to enhance local and global agricultural trade. CDFA is a member the CBC and the SPG.
California State Library (CSL)	CSL is the central reference and research library for state government and the Legislature. It also directs state and federal funds to support local public libraries and statewide library programs and services, of which key digital equity programs include Digital Navigators (digital skills training) and California Library Connect Program (last-mile broadband and infrastructure). CSL is a member of the CBC, the SPG, and co-chairs of the Education, Digital Literacy and Inclusion, and Workforce and Economic Development OAWGs.
Governor’s Office of Tribal Affairs (OTA)	OTA oversees the state’s policy on tribal affairs, oversees and implements government-to-government consultations between the Governor’s Administration and California tribes,, and advises the administration on relevant tribal affairs issues. OTA is a member of the CBC, the SPG, and co-chair of the Tribal Collaboration OAWG.
Government Operations Agency	The Government Operations Agency is one of 11 cabinet-level agencies in the executive branch of state government. Per Action Item 16 of the Broadband for All Action Plan, the Government Operations Agency partners with state agencies and internet service providers to promote, track and publicly report the progress of adoption of affordable internet services, the Affordable Connectivity Program, and devices throughout the state. The Government Operations Agency is a member of the SPG and a co-chair of Essential Services, Accessibility and Civic Engagement Outcome Area Working Group.
Department of Finance (DOF)	DOF serves as the Governor’s chief fiscal policy advisor and to promote long-term economic sustainability and responsible resource allocation. DOF is a member of the MMAC.
Department of Transportation (Caltrans)	Caltrans manages more than 15,000 miles of California’s highway and freeway lanes, provides inter-city rail services, permits more than 400 public-use airports and special-use hospital heliports, and works with local agencies regarding how best to coordinate transportation solutions. Caltrans carries out its mission with six primary programs: Aeronautics, Highway Transportation, Mass Transportation, Transportation Planning, Administration, and the Equipment Service Center. Caltrans is a member of the MMAC.
Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz)	GO-Biz serves as the State of California’s leader for job growth, economic development, and business assistance efforts. Per Action Item 2 of the Broadband for All Action Plan, GO-Biz leads the effort to Identify alternative financing opportunities with government and philanthropic partners to maximize funding for new infrastructure. GO-Biz is a member of the SPG and a co-chair of the Workforce and Economic Development OAWG.
California Department of Public Health (CDPH)	CDPH works to protect the public’s health in the Golden State and helps shape positive health outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. The Department’s programs and services, implemented in collaboration with local health departments and state, federal and private partners, touch the lives of every Californian and visitor to the state 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. CDPH supports the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan. CDPH is a member of the SPG and co-chair of the Health OAWG.
Department Of Rehabilitation (DOR)	DOR works in partnership with consumers and other stakeholders to provide services and advocacy resulting in employment, independent living, and equality for individuals with disabilities. DOR administers the largest vocational rehabilitation and independent living programs in the country. DOR is a member of the Digital Equity Statewide Planning Group, and co-chair of the Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement OAWG.
California Department of Aging (CDA)	Under the umbrella of the California Health and Human Services Agency, CDA administers programs that serve older adults, adults with disabilities, family caregivers, and residents in long-term care facilities throughout the State. Per Action Item 15, CDA leads the effort to analyze the needs of the aging population for access to affordable, reliable, high-speed broadband, and identify programmatic and partnership opportunities to meet these needs.[3] Through Digital Connections (DC), Connections, Health, Aging & Technology (CHAT), and Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), CDA has distributed thousands of devices and partner with Area Agencies on Aging to provide digital literacy trainings to older adults. CDA is a member of the SPG and a co-chair of the Health and Digital Literacy and Inclusion OAWGs.
California Department of Social Services (DSS)	DSS is responsible for the oversight and administration of programs serving California’s most vulnerable residents. DSS supports the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan. DSS is a member of the SPG.
California Labor and Workforce Development Agency (LWDA)	LWDA is an executive branch agency that works to ensure safe and fair workplaces, deliver critical worker benefits, and promote good jobs for all. The Agency oversees seven departments, boards, and panels that serve California employers and workers. LWDA supports the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan. LWDA is a member of the SPG and a co-chair of the Workforce and Economic Development OAWG.
California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD)	HCD helps to provide stable, safe homes affordable to veterans, seniors, young families, farm workers, tribes, people with disabilities, and individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Per Action Item 15 of the Broadband for All Action Plan, HCD leads the effort to leverage existing Housing and Community Development programs to provide free broadband service for tenants in newly built housing and publicly subsidized units. HCD is a member of the SPG.
California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet)	CalVet provides services and works with 1.6 million veterans and their families living in California to connect them to state and federal rights and benefits they have earned through their military service. CalVet is a member of the SPG.
California Department of Correctional Rehabilitation (CDCR)	CDCR is the penal law enforcement agency of the government of California responsible for the operation of the California state prison and parole systems. CDCR is a member of the SPG.
California Office of Data and Innovation (ODI)	ODI partners with various State departments to expand and improve services focusing on accessibility, human-centered design, and informed analytics. ODI is a member of the SPG and co-chair of the Economic Development OAWG.
Governor’s Office of Planning and Research (OPR)	OPR studies future research and planning needs, fosters goal-driven collaboration, and delivers guidance to state partners and local communities, with a focus on land use and community development, climate risk and resilience, and high road economic development. OPR is a co-chair of the Health OAWG.
California Department of Developmental Services (DDS)	DDS oversees the coordination and delivery of services and support to more than 360,000 Californians with developmental disabilities. DDS is a co-chair of the Essential Service, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement OAWG.
University of California (UC)	UC improves the lives of people in CA and around the world through world-class educational opportunities, groundbreaking research, top-rated health care and agricultural expertise. UC consists of ten campuses, six academic health centers, three research laboratories, and 294,309 students. UC was a significant contributor in the joint Digital Equity and BEAD planning process. It will be a critical implementation partner. UC is a co-chair of the Education OAWG.
California State University (CSU)	CSU is the nation’s largest and most diverse four-year public university, providing opportunities for upward mobility to students across the state and empowering them to become leaders in the changing workforce. With nearly 130,000 annual graduates, the CSU is the state’s greatest producer of bachelor’s degrees and drives California’s economy in agriculture, information technology, business, hospitality, life sciences, healthcare, public administration, education, media, and entertainment. CSUCCESS (California State University Connectivity Contributing to Equity and Student Success) continues to address the technology equity gap and enhance student achievement by providing industry-leading technology to the CSU community. CSU is a co-chair of the Education OAWG.
California Community Colleges (CCC)	With 1.8 million students attending 116 colleges, CCC’s mission is to provide students with the knowledge and background necessary to compete in today’s economy. CCC was a significant contributor in the CPUC and CDT’s joint Digital Equity and BEAD planning process and will be a critical implementation partner.[4] CCC is a co-chair of the Education, Digital Literacy and Inclusion, and Workforce and Economic Development OAWGs.
Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California (CENIC)	CENIC is a nonprofit corporation that provides high-performance, high-bandwidth networking services to California universities and research institutions. GoldenStateNet, a subsidiary of CENIC, is the State’s third-party administrator for the MMBI. CENIC is a co-chair of the Education and Tribal Collaboration OAWGs.
California Health and Human Services Agency (HHS)	HHS oversees 12 Departments, five Offices, and various state entities that provide health and social services throughout California. HHS is a co-chair of Health OAWG.
Covered California	Covered California is the state’s health insurance marketplace where individuals and families can get free or low-cost health insurance through Medi-Cal or get help paying for private health insurance. Covered California is a partnership of the California Health Benefit Exchange and the California Department of Health Care Services. Covered California is a co-chair of the Health OAWG.
California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA)	CNRA works to protect and manage the state’s natural, historical, and cultural resources for current and future generations. CNRA is an advisor to the CBC. Supports the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan and plays a key role in Action Item 6.
California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA)	CalEPA works to restore, protect, and enhance the environment, and to ensure public health, environmental quality, and economic vitality. CalEPA supports the implementation of the Broadband for All Action Plan.
California Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency	With over 6,000 employees and a $4.6 billion operating budget department-wide, the Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency is responsible for fostering an equitable and inclusive California. BCSH does this by licensing and regulating over 4 million professionals, businesses, and financial services; funding and facilitating the preservation and expansion of safe, affordable housing; advancing statewide collaborative efforts to prevent and end homelessness; and guarding and enforcing California’s civil rights laws.
California Workforce Development Board	Supports workforce development support and innovation, policy development, and driven by objectives from California’s Unified Strategic State Plan to foster skills attainment programs, enable upward mobility for all Californians and coordinating programs and services to this end. The Workforce Development Board administers the “High Road Training Partnerships” initiatives designed to develop partnerships strategies for industry-based, worker-focused training and skills building programs that promote innovation and investment in human capital.

Appendix E – California’s Regional Broadband Consortia

Regional Broadband Consortia	Counties Represented
Broadband Consortium of the Pacific Coast	San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties
Central Coast Broadband Consortium	Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Cruz Counties
Central Sierra Economic Development District/Broadband Utility	Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, Mariposa, And Tuolumne Counties
Connected Capital Area Broadband Consortium	Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba Counties
Gold Country Broadband Consortium	El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, and Sierra Counties
Inland Empire Regional Broadband Consortium	Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
Inyo-Mono Broadband Consortium	Inyo and Mono Counties
Los Angeles Digital Equity Action League Consortium	Los Angeles County
North Bay/North Coast Broadband Consortium	Marin, Mendocino, Napa, and Sonoma Counties
Northeastern California Connect Consortium	Butte, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, and Tehama Counties
Redwood Coast Connect Broadband Consortium	Del Norte, Humboldt, and Trinity Counties
San Joaquin Valley Regional Broadband Consortium	Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Merced, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tulare Counties
Southern Border Broadband Consortium	Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Merced, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, and Tulare Counties
Southern Border Broadband Consortium	Imperial and San Diego Counties
Tahoe Basin Project	Lake Tahoe Basin Area County
Upstate California Connect Consortium	Colusa, Glenn, and Lake Counties

Appendix F – Statewide and Regional Partners 

Organization	Role
Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC)	RCRC is a 40-member service organization that champions policies on behalf of California’s rural 38 counties. RCRC provides the rural county perspective on a myriad issues during the legislative and regulatory process, including land use, water and natural resources, housing, transportation, wildfire protection policies, and health and human, and broadband services. The core of RCRC’s mission is to improve the ability of small, rural California county government to provide services by reducing the burden of state and federal mandates, and promoting a greater understanding among policy makers about the unique challenges that face California’s small population counties. RCRC is a member of the SPG and a co-chair of the Education, Digital Literacy and Adoption, Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement, and Workforce and Economic Development OAWGs.
League of California Cities	League of California Cities seeks to expand and protect local control for cities through education and advocacy to enhance the quality of life for all Californians specifically the Transportation, Communications, and Public Works (TCPW) Policy Committee reviews issues related to transportation planning, technology, funding, construction, public works, telecommunications, and other related areas. The League of California Cities is a co-chair of the Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement OAWG.
California Forward (CA FWD)	CA FWD drives collective action to identify solutions that can be taken to scale to meet the challenges the state is facing. The organization is driven by the belief that this collective action will help ensure the economic, environmental, and social prosperity of all people.
California State Association of Counties (CSAC)	Represents all 58 California county governments before the California Legislature, administrative agencies, and the federal government. CSAC places a strong emphasis on educating the public about the value and need for county programs and services, including sharing broadband resources via a blog. CSAC is a co-chair of the Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement OAWG.
Insure the Uninsured Project (ITUP)	ITUP is a nonprofit with over 25 years of experience in the California health policy landscape. ITUP’s Broadband convening goals are to bridge the knowledge gap between health care and broadband, identify health sector engagement opportunities at all levels, and activate participate in stakeholder processes while securing funding. ITUP is a co-chair of the Health OAWG.
California Coverage and Health Initiatives (CCHI)	CCHI is a statewide association of outreach and enrollment organizations that are focused on helping families navigate into affordable health coverage and have access to high quality health services. CCHI is a co-chair of the Health OAWG.
San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)	San Diego Association of Governments is a collaborative organization that unites local decision-makers to address regional challenges. The agency’s Regional Broadband and Digital Infrastructure Master Plan, set for completion in 2024, outlines a vision for digital communications network. Additionally, in collaboration with the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), SANDAG is exploring opportunities to bridge the digital divide, with twenty firms shortlisted to potentially co-author grant applications for broadband projects.
Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG)	SCAG is a regional organization that addresses regional issues, covering six counties and 191 cities, and oversees long-range transportation plans, housing needs, and air quality management plans, with an 86-member Regional Council. SCAG’s regional council adopted Resolution No. 21-629-2, which pledges SCAG to assist in bridging the digital divide in underserved communities. The resolution recognizes the digital divide and directs staff to develop a Broadband Action Plan and or Program.
AARP California	AARP is the nation’s largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering Americans 50 and older to choose how they live as they age.[5]
California Community Foundation (CCF)	CCF leads positive systemic change that strengthens Los Angeles communities.
Michelson Foundation	20mm builds awareness of and work to close the digital divide by advocating for paradigm-shifting policies and convening cross-sectoral leaders to increase investments into innovative solutions such as the Digital Equity Pooled Fund and Digital Equity in Tribal Communities.
Common Sense Media	Common Sense believes in media that inspires and entertains families of all kinds. In technology that protects privacy and supports communities. In learning tools that prepare students and teachers for success in a connected world. Common Sense uses funds to improve Digital Equity through their national infrastructure are used to provide vulnerable and underserved communities with affordable access to broadband high-speed internet, and by equipping those communities with the tools to use technology effectively.
Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC)	LCHC advances and protects Latino Health through policy and advocacy to build healthy communities in California
Parent Institute for Quality Education (PIQE)	PIQE engages, empowers, and transforms families by providing the knowledge and skills to partner with schools and communities to ensure their students achieve their full potential. PIQE expanded and enhances capacity in digital literacy skills by providing families with online learning that is linguistically and culturally responsive. Integrated into its evidence-based curriculum, PIQE provides the following training for parents to respond to their schools’ platforms and programs
California Promise Neighborhood Network	The California Promise Neighborhood Network (CPNN) is a network of backbone agencies and federally recognized tribes leading Cradle to Career initiatives throughout the State of California. CPNN members provide a range of digital equity opportunities, including digital literacy training, advanced technology skills training and workforce development, community outreach, education and access to low-cost broadband and devices, and support with online and distance learning platforms. CPNN members partner with early learning centers, preK-12th grade public schools, and higher education institutions to support families and children.
Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA)	MEDA is a comprehensive community development agency providing affordable housing, lending, family economic success and cradle to career services to Latinos in the San Francisco Bay Area. MEDA provides basic and advanced digital literacy training, and workforce training to prepare individuals for careers in administrative jobs and in the technology sector. MEDA also provides community outreach, education, and support for access to free and low-cost broadband and devices. All services are provided in Spanish and in English.

Appendix G – Local Digital Equity Coalitions 

Coalition	Description
SoCal Transformation	SoCal Transformation was formed to bring together various stakeholders to bridge the digital divide in Southern California. Participants include members from the educational, healthcare, housing, social service, regional government, and industrial communities who focus on digital inclusion, literacy, and access with a focus on funding opportunities and strategic partnerships. Some of SoCal Transform’s successes include coordination of ACP enrollment efforts, development of permit streamlining approaches and overall awareness raising of digital divide issues in the region.
Bay Area Digital Equity Coalition	Digital Equity Coalition (DEC) is a group of elected officials and educators working to bridge the digital divide for our community by doing work as a diverse coalition to advance digital equity through long-term infrastructure development and to meet immediate needs through short-term solutions.
Capital Region Coalition for Digital Inclusion	CRCDI’s recommendations and the opportunities those recommendations create aim at bridging the digital divide, but also work to create meaningful learning and critical thinking opportunities for residents of our region. CRCDI developed an easy-to-use and comprehensive search tool for digital inclusion and literacy resources in the Capital Region.
Digital Equity LA Coalition	Building a movement for community-based action to close the digital divide through Los Angeles County by advocating of limited broadband investment in marginalized communities, a dominant ISP duopoly, and policymaking controlled by providers have disempowered consumers and excluded local voices from decision-making.
Fresno Coalition for Digital Inclusion	FCDI is an ongoing, cross-sector collaborative working to improve digital inclusion for and with the digitally under-served within Fresno County by leveraging existing cross-sector community infrastructure influencing deployment of public funding and driving measurable improvement on community.
San José Digital Inclusion Partnership	San José Digital Inclusion Partnership $18 million cross-sector fund that will support grants with the goal of closing the City’s digital divide over the next 10 years. The program aims to provide 50,000 San José households with universal device access and connectivity, as well as resources to advance digital literacy skills. The city engaged CETF to administer grant-making.
#OaklandUndivided	#OaklandUndivided is an equity-based, collective impact initiative launched in May 2020 to harness the people’s power to solve one of society’s most persistent structural inequities – the digital divide. The program provides technical support, digital literacy training, discounted device distribution, and support to enroll in ACP.

Appendix H – State-Managed Assets for Access, Affordability, and Adoption

Asset	Description	Access	Affordability	Adoption
Broadband For All Portal	Central repository of information on BB4All. Planning and permitting resources, grant funding finder, low-cost offer finder, ACP pages and tracker.
Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative (MMBI)	The MMBI creates an affordable, State-owned open-access, middle-mile network that will be built and operated to bring high-speed broadband service to last mile providers in unserved and underserved communities throughout the state, regardless of technology used, on equal economic and service terms.[6]
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Infrastructure Grant Account	Administered by the CPUC, CASF consists of six programs that support broadband deployment, adoption, and technical assistance. Since its inception in 2008, $348 million has been awarded to support 108 projects, with the potential to benefit 327,957 households across 43 counties. CASF programs are funded via surcharges collected by telecommunications providers, thus the programs are ongoing and may collect applications on a rolling basis.
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Broadband Adoption Account	Grants to increase publicly available or after-school broadband access and digital inclusion, such as grants for digital literacy training programs and public education to communities with limited broadband adoption.
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Rural and Urban Regional Broadband Consortia Account	Provides grants to facilitate deployment of broadband services by assisting CASF broadband infrastructure grant applicants in the project development or application process.
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Public Housing Account	Provides grants and loans to build broadband networks offering free broadband service for residents of low-income communities including but not limited to, publicly supported housing developments, and other housing developments or mobile home parks with low-income residents.
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Line Extension Pilot Program	Under the LEP, an individual household and/or property owner can apply for an infrastructure grant to offset the costs of connecting a household or property to an existing or proposed facility-based broadband provider.
California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Tribal Technical Assistance Program	Grants to assist California Tribes in developing market studies, feasibilities studies, and/or business plans, which support Tribes in their pursuit of improved communications were specified in the Commission’s Decision.
Local Area Technical Assistance (LATA)	Administered by the CPUC, these grants enable local and Tribal governments to receive support for pre-project related costs and other work that facilitates broadband network deployment projects in communities that lack adequate broadband access.
Federal Funding Account (FFA)	Administered by the CPUC, this will provide grants for last-mile broadband connectivity to unserved communities across California. Funding will be distributed across all California counties to ensure broad opportunities to advance both statewide and local broadband deployment goals
Loan Loss Reserve Fund	Administered by the CPUC, the fund will assist local governments, Tribes, and non-profits in securing enhanced private financing to construct and operate new public broadband infrastructure networks.
Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD)	Refer to the CPUC BEAD 5-year plan for more detail.
Broadband Maps	The CPUC collects broadband deployment and subscriber data once a year and displays validated deployment data on the California Interactive Broadband Map to provide Californians with a means to look up broadband speeds and service providers in their area. The Map also provides information on broadband adoption rates and funding eligibility by location for CASF Infrastructure Account applicants. CalSPEED mobile test results are also shown on the map. Equally important, the data inform public policies looking to bridge the digital divide in California. The CPUC also publishes an eligibility map for the FFA. Both maps have a feature for the public to submit feedback and comments on their service.
Speed Test	The CPUC conducts a semi-annual statewide mobile field-testing program called “CalSPEED.” CalSPEED uses the latest smartphones from the major mobile providers to measure mobile broadband at nearly 4,000 locations in California. Data points are interpolated to estimate service performance and quality throughout the State, and provider maps based on the testing are available on the California Interactive Broadband Map
State-owned Properties (land, buildings, utilities)	Identify state property for possible use for broadband infrastructure, based on specific criteria identified by the CPUC, CDT, Caltrans and other relevant agencies, to accelerate broadband deployment. Continued expansion through SB 717 to provide recommendations on how to accelerate deployment of broadband access points to serve tribes, low-income customers, and disadvantaged or underserved communities.
Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)	The ACP is an FCC benefit program that is currently helping to ensure that more than 20+ million households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more.[7]
Get Connected! California Statewide ACP	Get Connected! California is a joint Mobilization led by CDT, CPUC, CETF, and other Broadband Council members. This effort is driving and tracking enrollment in the FCC’s ACP. This effort included developing and customizing a toolkit for increasing program awareness statewide and supporting onsite enrollment events.
FCC ACP Outreach Grants	15 State and local entities received almost $6 million in FCC ACP outreach grants to raise awareness, conduct direct notification, and provide enrollment assistance in the ACP. CDT, CETF, and numerous local entities are grant recipients.
Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program	Provides specialized telecommunications equipment, speech generating devices, and relay services to qualified Californians.
California LifeLine Program	Provides a maximum monthly subsidy of $17.90 to low-income qualified participants for wireline or mobile voice and broadband services. The program works in tandem with the federal Lifeline program, which provides a monthly subsidy of up to $9.25 for telephone and broadband services and is administered by the FCC. Two California LifeLine pilot programs launched in June 2023 – one for wireline broadband services and one for wireless broadband services – enable service providers to combine the CA LifeLine and federal ACP subsidies. Pilot participants may access up to $57.15 (and up to $127.15 on Tribal lands) of combined federal and state support for standalone broadband service or bundled broadband and voice service plans. The pilots test whether the CA LifeLine can leverage federal programs to support new types of services, increase program participation, and offer higher-quality services than would otherwise have been possible.
California Teleconnect Fund	Provides a 50% discount on advanced communication services (including Internet access and broadband services) to qualifying K–12 schools, libraries, community colleges, government-owned hospitals/health clinics, and community-based organizations.
CPUC Rulemaking to Establish a Framework and Processes for Assessing the Affordability of Utility Service (R.18-07-006)87	Declares that consumers need affordable utility services, including communications services, to ensure health, safety, and participation in society; examines the impact of service charges for essential services on residential households at various socioeconomic statuses. Adopts minimum standards defining communications “essential service” and a mechanism for updating the standards as consumer needs and technology advances. Develops a framework for monitoring the affordability of communications essential service, including analysis of the CPUC’s communication’s public purpose programs that support affordability and adoption and applying adopted affordability metrics to measure the effectiveness of the programs. CPUC to publish an Annual Affordability Report using data regarding rates and service offerings for voice and broadband reported by communications service providers, Census Bureau data, and socioeconomic data including the CalEnviroScreen vulnerable communities’ analysis.
California State Library and Southern California Library Cooperative (SCLC) – Connected California	Connects Californians with Digital Navigators who can help in many areas of tech access and affordability, such as locating low-cost internet and devices, signing up for digital skills classes, and more. Services are free and available in English and Spanish.
CDE California Educators Together	CA Educator Together is a platform and community of practice designed to provide educators, administrators, specialists, and state program leads a common space to communicate, share strategies, and access resources.

Appendix I – Digital Navigation Service Providers 

Organization	Covered Population
American GI Forum Education Foundation	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Ashby Village	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Asian Americans for Housing and Environmental Justice	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Building Skills Partnership	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Butte County Public Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Cal Poly Humboldt	Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
California Department of Education, The Adult Education Office	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
California Emerging Technology Fund	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
California State Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
City of Oceanside, California	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
City of Roseville	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Community Tech Network	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Computers 2 Kids	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Connected California Digital Navigators	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
County of San Luis Obispo Public Libraries	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Curry Senior Center	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Delta Sierra Adult Education Alliance	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
DeMarsh and Associates	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Destination Crenshaw	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Easterseals Southern California, Inc	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
EveryoneOn	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Felton Institute	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Gray Area Foundation for the Arts	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Highlands Community Charter School	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Human-I-T	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Mental Health Association of San Francisco	Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Kern County Aging and Adult Services Department	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Monterey County Free Libraries	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
NextGen Policy	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
NPower	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Office of Community and Economic Development at California State University, Fresno	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Outreach and Technical Assistance Network	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Palo Verde River Consortium	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Pleasanton Public Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Pomona Unified School District	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Sacramento County Office of Education	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA
San Francisco Public Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
San Jose Public Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
San Mateo County Libraries	Not specified
Santa Barbara Foundation	Not specified
Santa Monica Public Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Self-Help for the Elderly	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Social Justice Collaborative	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Southern California Association of Governments	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Stanislaus County Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
State Council on Developmental Disabilities, Sequoia Office	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
TechEmpower	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Rural Communities
The Central Valley Urban Institute	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Thousand Oaks Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Ventura County Library	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women

Appendix J – DEEM Program Matrix 

Below are responses to the Digital Equity Ecosystem Mapping (DEEM) tool collected between April and July 2023.

Oganization name: #OaklandUndivided

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: A Brighter Side LLC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: ABC Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Acalanes Adult Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Devices are offered to our students enrolled in our programs and need a device to access their curriculum while enrolled.

Oganization name: ACLU of Northern California

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Alameda Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Chromebooks Lending Program: We lend out Chromebooks to students at no cost. We lend out older model Chromebooks that we are phasing out.

Oganization name: Alameda County Developmental Disabilities Council

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Alameda County Public Health MPCAH Dept

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Laptops 4 Life for (NFP and HFA): CalWORKs clients who are in either HFA or NFP have access to laptops to help with the digital divide. This will help clients with accessing the internet to do job trainings, job searches, or to help children with their homework.

Oganization name: Alhambra Civic Center Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Alpine County

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Chromebook checkout: Chromebooks or tablets are available from our library to check out.
Program 2	Library Technical Support: Alpine County Librarian’s will provide one on one support to any resident with any digital skills and technical support that they have the capacity to.

Oganization name: Alzheimer’s Los Angeles

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Care Counseling: Alzheimer’s Los Angeles care counselors are dementia experts who provide in-depth, personalized consultations for individuals and families facing decisions and challenges associated with Alzheimer’s or another dementia. Our care counselors address families’ unique concerns to develop care plans.
Program 2	Education: Understanding the disease and learning how to manage the complexities you may encounter are critical to maintaining a high quality of life for both the person living with dementia and the people caring for them. We provide programs, online information, workshops, and classes proven to help.
Program 3	Support Groups: Support groups are offered for caregivers, as well as family and friends, of persons with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia. Our support groups offer a safe place to talk through challenges, share feelings and concerns, and learn about resources that are available. The virtual groups are held using Teams, and participation is free and easy. Attendance may be done so via either telephone (voice only) or video call.

Oganization name: American Association of Retired Persons, California

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: American GI Forum Education Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Yes Frontier Grant: For six years, assist households to select and enroll in a low-cost Internet service. For the first five years, Frontier also provided a free Chromebook to households that enrolled.
Program 2	ABC Grant: Assist to select and enroll families in low-cost Internet services.
Program 3	Charter ABC – Access Broadband Connect Grant: To implement the ACP – Affordable Connectivity Program in partnership with CETF and assist households to access low-cost internet services and information on obtaining devices and training.

Oganization name: Anaheim Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Computer Basics Workshop: Monthly program that helps build digital skills. Topics have included computer basics, email basics, file management, etc.

Oganization name: Aphasia Center of California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Virtual aphasia groups: Led by skilled speech-language pathologists, our virtual aphasia group program provides technical, digital, and communication supports that are needed to keep participants with aphasia socially connected and engaged in their communities.

Oganization name: Apple Valley Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	OTAN/ Northstar: Apple Valley Adult Education School provides HSE/ ESL and CTE training.
Program 2	Northstar: We provide 1:1 support and comp. Lit classes

Oganization name: Agency on Aging Area 4

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Fedral or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Digital Connections: The CA Department of Aging provided our agency with 392 iPads with AT&T data plans through February 2024 that we distribute to older adults and people with disabilities in our seven-county area; includes free access to Cyber Seniors online and telephone digital skills training.
Program 2	Access to Technology: Funds received from Sacramento, Placer and Yolo counties, via the CA Department of Aging to provide iPads, Chromebooks and Claris Companion tablets to older adults (60+) and adults with disabilities. Includes onboarding assistance and virtual digital skills training through GetSetUp, and limited in-person digital skills training. Program ends 9/30/24.
Program 3	GetSetUP: State and County funds are used to subcontract with GetSetUp to provide onboarding services to our clients and free access to online digital skills training (e.g., iPad basics) and other classes.
Program 4	Cyber Seniors: Those who receive an iPad through the Digital Connections program have free access to the online platform Cyber Seniors and 1:1 telephone support.

Oganization name: AnewVista Community Services

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Free one hour Tech Support (Once a year): By partnering with Villages (Avenidas), we provide its members 1 hour of free Tech Support.

Oganization name: Area 1 Agency on Aging

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	We work with Senior Plant/Oats to provide training, funding came through HCBS state money but ends 12.31.23: State provided Ipads and data plans. We decided we didn’t want to give them out without in person class training to increase use of them. We connected with Senior Planet/OATS and had staff and volunteers trained to teach classes. We don’t have specific funding to pay a staff person to manage this program. So below, there is no annual budget per se. The devices and Wi-Fi are free until 12.31.23. We are receiving 50-100 more devices in the next month but that will the it.
Program 2	Senior Planet: trained volunteers provide in person classes to seniors on how to use iPad or Chromebooks. We don’t currently have a budget. Senior Planet provides us the training for free. It would be nice to have funding to hire a staff person to run and expand this program. We offer it in Del Norte and Humboldt but with staff could offer it in more areas in each county.

Oganization name: Ashby Village

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Technology Support Services: Our technology services include: 1) in-home, 1-1, on-going support on basic to advanced technology needs; 2) webinars on digital access and literacy; 3) online support groups for those with vision & hearing loss, family care givers, and age-related support groups and over 20 interest groups (groups are designed and facilitated by group members). We are eager to scale our services to include guidance on assistive technologies and smart home solutions for those with vision, hearing, and mobility challenges.

Oganization name: Asian Americans for Housing and Environmental Justice

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Asian Americans for Access (AAA): We train older and senior LEP (Limited English Proficient) residents in Los Angeles to access their email accounts, to apply for services online, how to navigate public transportation apps.

Oganization name: Asian Americans for Housing and Environmental Justice (possible duplicate)

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Asian Americans for Access (AAA): We train older and senior LEP (Limited English Proficient) residents in Los Angeles to access their email accounts, to apply for services online, how to navigate public transportation apps.

Oganization name: Bay Area Electric Railroad Association

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Bay Area Video Coalition Inc

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	We offered the donation program ad hoc during the pandemic. We offer use of our computer lab to the public via SF Commons.: We distributed approximately 30 laptop computers to youth and adults that were in-need. We received the computers from donations from industry partners.

Oganization name: Bayview Hunters Point YMCA

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Workforce, CARE Program

Oganization name: Be Smart Media

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Beaumont Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Beaumont Library District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Beaumont Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Women
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Benicia Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Thing Library: Our Hotspots and Chromebooks are part of our Thing Library. Patrons can borrow one of each for 3 weeks at a time.
Program 2	Tech Help: One-to-one tech help for computers, cell phones, e-readers, etc. Patrons bring their device and question.
Program 3	Literacy Computer Lab: This program has just started in the last month. It teaches computer skills while helping Literacy and ESL students learn English, get jobs, learning banking skills, etc. It is manned by a volunteer.

Oganization name: Binational of Central California

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	BOCC Mobile Resource Lab: We provide access WIFI hot spot access to communities in rural areas. This allows them to apply for employment, access EDD as needed, print resumes, do children’s homework, take basic ESL and Citizenship, or take computer literacy lessons. This program is held in a diffident city daily.

Oganization name: Blue Sky Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Borrego Springs Revitalization Committee

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Brawley Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Adult Literacy Services: This program aims to increase the literacy skills of adults throughout the Imperial County.

Break point…lost work grrr

Oganization name: Broadband Consortium Pacific Coast

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP: Support to CETF

Oganization name: Building Skills Partnership

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Device Lending Library: Members are able to loan out one of our 230 Chromebooks that they may use in any of our workforce development or community classes. They simply must be currently enrolled in at least one course and sign a lending contract that does not require much personal information. They receive a Chromebook, charger, and if they would like, a mouse and headphones as well.
Program 2	Device Giveaways: At least once a year, BSP organizes to giveaway tech devices to folks who have participated in our programs the year prior. This is facilitated through raffles, first-come first-serve basis, and by merit depending on the given program and year.
Program 3	Digital Janitors Program: This program is our in-person workforce development training program that is comprised of 4 total course. The course starts with Digital Skills for Life and Digital Fundamentals. These two-course focus on basic computer use, online backing and telehealth, and online communication. These two course are followed by Beginner Digital Janitor and Intermediate Digital Janitor, where the members skill up to learning things like Word and Excel. Digital Fundamentals also teaches workplace HR and reporting software for each specific workplace.
Program 4	Union Hall Digital Skills for Life: This program is our virtual Digital Skills for Life course that focuses on two broad concepts: computer use and smartphone use. The computer portion promotes digital skills in keyboarding, mouse use, and digital ESL. The smartphone portion focuses on online backing and telehealth, setting up the phone to use email and send attachments, and cyber security.
Program 5	Digital Navigators (Compuamigos): This program is meant to serve as a peer mentorship program where our members are trained in advance digital skills to provide support to our members in and out of our classes. We are currently mostly focused in training our 10 current digital navigators.

Oganization name: Butte County Administration

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Butte County Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Access to Technology: Access to Technology provides technological devices for checkout and tech trainings for adults aged 60+ and disabled adults.

Oganization name: Cal Poly Humboldt

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: Calaveras County Economic and Community Development

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Calbright College

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Hotspots and Computers: For those students in need we will provide the necessary technology for their chosen program of study.
Program 3	Cybersecurity: Learn the principles and best practices of information technology security and risk management on your way to CompTIA certification and job opportunities in this rapidly expanding field.

Oganization name: California Correctional Health Care Services

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Incarcerated Individuals
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Council on Developmental Disabilities

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Department of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Department of Education, The Adult Education Office

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: California Department of Health Care Services

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Child Health and Disability Prevention Program: The Child Health and Disability Prevention (CHDP) is a preventive program that delivers periodic health assessments and services to low-income children and youth in California.  CHDP provides care coordination to assist families with medical appointment scheduling, transportation, and access to diagnostic and treatment services.  Health assessments are provided by enrolled private physicians, local health departments, community clinics, managed care plans, and some local school districts.
Program 2	Assisted Living Waiver: The Assisted Living Waiver (ALW) is a Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver that was created by legislation that directed the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) to develop and implement the project to test the efficacy of assisted living as a Medi-Cal benefit. The pilot program was determined to be successful during the first three years in a limited trial in three counties.  In March 2009, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) approved a waiver renewal for an additional five years and expansion of the program into additional counties.  The current five-year waiver term is approved for March 1, 2019 February 28, 2024.
Program 3	Genetically Handicapped Persons Program: The Genetically Handicapped Persons Program (GHPP) is a health care program for adults with specific genetic diseases. GHPP helps beneficiaries with their health care costs. GHPP works with doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other members of the health care team in providing many types of health services.

Oganization name: California Department of Housing and Community Development

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Multifamily Finance Super NOFA (MSFN) & Multifamily Housing Program (MHP), Joe Serna, Jr. Farmworker Housing Grant Program (FWHG), Veterans Housing and Homelessness Prevention Program (VHHP), Infill Infrastructure Grant (IIG) Program: The MSFN consolidates four HCD-administered multifamily rental housing and infrastructure programs (MHP, FWHG, VHHP, IIG). The MSFN also provides the universal scoring criteria for each of the four programs. However, each program has its own threshold requirements and eligible uses.

Oganization name: California Department of Housing and Community Development (possible duplicate)

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Multifamily Finance Super NOFA (MSFN) & Multifamily Housing Program (MHP), Joe Serna, Jr. Farmworker Housing Grant Program (FWHG), Veterans Housing and Homelessness Prevention Program (VHHP), Infill Infrastructure Grant (IIG) Program: The MSFN consolidates four HCD-administered multifamily rental housing and infrastructure programs (MHP, FWHG, VHHP, IIG). The MSFN also provides the universal scoring criteria for each of the four programs. However, each program has its own threshold requirements and eligible uses.

Oganization name: California Department of Technology, Office of Broadband and Digital Literacy

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP: FCC residential internet subsidy.

Oganization name: California Emerging Technology Fund

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	CETF supports Grantees to assist low-income residents learn, select, and sign up for ACP and all affordable offers from ISPs.  This managed in conjunction with the State as Get Connected! California.  It has been augmented by CETF Access Broadband Connect and other grant programs managed for partners.: See CETF websites, Internet For All Now, and Progress Reports for details.
Program 2	School2Home: School2Home closes both the Digital Divide and Achievement Gap by providing the essential framework to turn around low-performing middle schools (all rooted in research) and the requisite platform to successfully integrate technology into teaching and learning coupled with deep parent engagement.
Program 3	Telehealth For All: Promote policy to optimize use of telehealth to improve patient outcomes and overall population health.   CETF is completing a Pilot Project with Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and managing a $862,000 FCC Grant with 12 Partners and 25 Facilities.  CETF purchased telehealth equipment with CETF and FCC funds and is training all the staff to utilize telehealth.

Oganization name: California Energy Commission

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Forward

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Lifeline Program

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Museum

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Office of Data and Innovation

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California Public Utilities Commission

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California State Association of Counties

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	CSAC has a partnership with the California Emerging Technology Fund to increase access to increase access to affordable broadband through engagement of county leaders and support of counties.: The purpose of this partnership is to:

Oganization name: California State Library

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	California Library Connect: The California Library Connect Program (formerly the High Speed Broadband in California Public Libraries) supports California public libraries by connecting them to high-speed internet through the California Research and Education Network (CalREN), a high-capacity, roughly 8,000-mile, fiber-optic-based network designed to meet the unique requirements of over 20 million users, including the vast majority of K-20 students together with educators, researchers, and others working in California’s vital public-serving institutions. Since 2015, California Library Connect has connected over 90 percent of its public library jurisdictions.

Oganization name: California State University

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California State University, Dominguez Hills

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California State University, Fresno

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California State University, Fullerton

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: California State University, Sacramento

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Calistoga Joint Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Student 1 to 1 take home program: The program is for students in 5th to 12th grade. This permits at-home use of a device for completing coursework and working with peers. We also provide iPads as language support for newcomers.
Program 2	Common sense media: Common sense media is a free security and digital citizenship curriculum. Teachers provide lessons from the program 3 times a year.

Oganization name: Calistoga Joint Unified School District (possible duplicate)

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Student 1 to 1 take home program: The program is for students in 5th to 12th grade. This permits at-home use of a device for completing coursework and working with peers. We also provide Ipads as language support for newcomers.
Program 2	Common sense media: Common sense media is a free security and digital citizenship curriculum. Teachers provide lessons from the program 3 times a year.

Oganization name: Caltrans

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Campbell Adult and Community Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: CDP Rural Caucus

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: CENIC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Center for Elders Independence

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Weblinks: Educating/Assisting with elders to obtain internet access at their home/residence.  Provide electronic devices to accessing the internet. Provide training on how to use the electronic devices.  Provide technical support as needed to assist elders.  Provide training in multiple languages to our elders.

Oganization name: Center For Employment Opportunities

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	N/A: We allow access of our computers to our participants for job searches, assessments and resume prep.

Oganization name: Central Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	School 2 Home program: Student can checkout a Chromebook with build in hotspot for the year.

Oganization name: Central Valley Regional Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Chinatown Service Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Utilities Assistance: Assistance LEP apply or ACP and or Lifeline cell phones.

Oganization name: Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Chinese Central High School K-12 Language Classes: Chinese language classes K-12 in Cantonese and Mandarin language.

Oganization name: Chula Vista Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Bell Gardens

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP).: The ACP is a Federal Communications Commission benefit program that helps ensure that households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more.

Oganization name: City of Bell Gardens, Community Family Service Center

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	STAR Program: An adaptive recreation program aimed to provide free recreational activities and resources to people with disabilities.
Program 2	Utility Assistance Program: The Community Family Service Center is providing Utility Assistance to income eligible customers of SoCal Gas and Edison.
Program 3	Consumer Action Services: The Community Family Service Center is available to assist patrons with applications for Social Security Disability, CalFresh, CalWORKS, Medi-Cal, General Relief, Unemployment Claims, Document Translation, Form Completion, Food Pantry, School Applications, etc.

Oganization name: City of Brawley

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Fairfield

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Fort Bragg

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Glendale

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Maywood

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Moreno Valley

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	CLIC (Community Learning and Internet Connectivity): OUR Mission: To provide digital equity while enriching the lives of individuals and the diverse Moreno Valley community by allowing and encouraging digital access.

Oganization name: City of Oceanside, California

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: City of Roseville

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	City of Roseville Library – Public Computer Access (3 sites): All three Roseville Public Library locations have public computers available for use for up to 4 hours a day with a valid library card (58 total).  Two sites have workstations specifically for children.  Operating system: Windows 10 Software installed to browse the internet, create documents, spreadsheets and print files.  Includes printing services (small fee), and free Wi-Fi.
Program 2	Government-access broadcasting of City Council, board and commission meetings: Broadcast all City Council, board and commission meetings live on government-access channel, on our website and on our YouTube channel. Also produce and broadcast programs on city operations, programs and services, along with emergency messaging, for residents and businesses.

Oganization name: City of Roseville Parks, Recreation and Libraries Department

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of San Bernardino

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of San Luis Obispo

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Santa Maria Public Library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City of Santa Paula

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: City Serve of the Tri-Valey

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tech Tuesday, Venture Up Youth Coding and Hoops Camp: Tech Tuesday – Free drop-in class for technical help on phones, tablets and laptops. We generally serve low-income seniors.

Oganization name: Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Clovis Adult Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Collaborative Intelligent Operation of Networks As-A-Service

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: College School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Common Sense Media

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	GetMyInternet.org: ACP awareness campaign and enrollment hotline through Arizona State University.
Program 2	Digital Citizenship Curriculum: Our K12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum was designed and developed in partnership with Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education — and guided by research with thousands of educators. Each digital citizenship lesson takes on real challenges and digital dilemmas that students face today, giving them the skills they need to succeed as digital learners, leaders, and citizens tomorrow.

Oganization name: Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP: Affordable Connectivity Program: We do outreach and navigation for the state program. It is not our program. We were barely awarded in June 2023.

Oganization name: Community Association of Big Sur

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Community Emergency Response Team, Madera County

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Veterans
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Community Emergency Response Team, Madera County (possible duplicate)

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Veterans
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Community Living Campaign

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Neighborhood Tech Connect: Broadband access and affordability is an integral part of Community Living Campaign’s Neighborhood Tech Connect program. We do not maintain a separate budget. We provide training, devices, and internet access to older adults and people with disabilities in San Francisco. In the last 11 months, we provided 4,798 hours of digital literacy training in Cantonese, Mandarin, English, and Spanish and 797 hours of tech support to over 820 individuals. In addition to training and support, we’ve provided participants with tablets, donated laptops, and assistive technology where needed. We expect to distribute 400 tablets made available through the SF Dept. of Disability and Aging/State of CA over the next 6 months. We also subsidize 6 months of internet access for a smaller number of participants through hotspots or Comcast Essentials and help participants sign up for other discounted internet options.  We are funded to continue a portion of our digital literacy training but rely on one-time-only funds for devices, internet subsidies, and expanded training hours.
Program 2	Comcast Internet Essentials
Program 3	Affordable Connectivity Program

Oganization name: Community Solutions

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Community Tech Network

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Home Connect, San Francisco: Home Connect provides a tablet with wifi access, five hours of virtual training with a training booklet, and the opportunity to attend virtual Q&A sessions and have a Digital Coach when training is complete. Learners are referred from partners serving older, low-income adults in San Francisco. Training is provided primarily in Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian and English, with Tagalog and Vietnamese available. This is an ongoing program, funded by the SF Department of Aging and Disability Services.
Program 2	SF Bridge: SF Bridge trains two Digital Navigators to provide in-person tech advice services to their own communities, provides information about the Affordable Connectivity Program, helps people apply for the ACP and learn about Low-cost Broadband Internet services, provides laptops and five hours of Digital Literacy training to adults living in affordable and nonprofit housing sites in San Francisco. Services are offered in Spanish and Cantonese. This is a one-year program, funded by the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Services.
Program 3	Connections, Health, Aging and Technology: CTN provides up to five hours of training for older adults referred by the 33 Area Agencies on Aging in California. Clients receive an iPad with six months of wireless access, advice and help on applying for the Affordable Connectivity Program and low-cost broadband Internet, a quick start guide and training booklet, and an opportunity to join virtual Q&A sessions. Training is offered virtually and in-person in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Spanish. This program is funded by the California Department of Aging and has recently increased to serve more referrals in 2023. We expect this program to end in December 2023.
Program 4	Home Connect: We distribute new Android tablets to older adults in San Francisco. We configure the tablets with the language, an app for remote desktop access and useful apps before we distribute the tablets. Tech support is provided by the manufacturer for 30 days and the device provider for up to six months (from purchase, not from distribution.)
Program 5	SF Digital Equity: We distribute refurbished laptops to people who complete five hours of training. We configure the laptops in Spanish, English or (simplified) Chinese prior to distribution. Tech support is provided by the refurbisher for six months from CTN purchase, not from distribution to learners.
Program 6	Access to Technology: We are providing laptops to older adults participating in the California Department of Aging Access to Technology program in four Counties: San Mateo, Sonoma, San Francisco, and Marin. We configure the laptops in Spanish, English, Vietnamese or (simplified) Chinese prior to distribution. Tech support is provided by the refurbisher for six months from CTN purchase, not from distribution to learners.
Program 7	SF Connected: SF Connected offers one-on-one in-person advice and support in community computer labs at senior centers, nonprofit housing, and affordable housing sites in San Francisco. We also provide one day tech support pop-ups in the same communities.
Program 8	SF Digital Navigators: SF Digital Equity and SF Connected programs recruit and trains Digital Navigators to provide general advice, how to use nonprofit program management tools such as Salesforce, Form Assembly, Smartsheet, Google Suite, Dropbox, and QuickBooks as well as program-specific tools such as grant reporting software. The Digital Navigators program is both a community-based tech support strategy and a professional development offering.

Oganization name: Comptche Broadband Committee

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	General help: Firefight to ensure adequate internet access for all residents, including software and hardware support.

Oganization name: Computers 2 Kids

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Technology Assistance Program: C2K provides refurbished computers to qualifying families. Computers include Microsoft Office and educational software, headsets, webcams, and wifi adapters (desktops only) and come with unlimited free technical support. C2K ships devices directly to the recipient’s home and partners with other nonprofits, schools, and agencies to identify those in need. C2K also provides bulk orders of computers to agencies working directly with the community (i.e., foster care, colleges, etc.)

Oganization name: Computers 4 Kids

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP Access: Training on how to access the program.
Program 2	Computers 4 Kids: See http://c4kca.org
Program 3	Phone and face-2-face instruction by staff.

Oganization name: Connected California Digital Navigators

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: Contra Costa County Department of Conservation and Development

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Corona-Norco Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private, Other
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: Council on Aging Services for Seniors

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Community Tech Network: Provides tablets and training to seniors both homebound and in groups.

Oganization name: County of Amador

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: County of Inyo, CA

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: County of Riverside

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: County of San Luis Obispo Public Libraries

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Launchpad – Hotspot Program: We offer 100+ Chromebooks and with most we also can include cellular data hotspots to allow patrons access to networking services and our digital library offerings when not on our library Wi-Fi.
Program 2	Digital online learning: This is a catch-all for the free-access we provide to services such as ABC Mouse, Brainfuse, Career Pathways, Creativebug, Coursera, and other digital, self-paced learning services. We also partner with various training services or provide staff-led training for the community. There’s too much to list here, but many examples can be found on our Evanced signup portal: https://slolibrary.evanced.info/signup/list?df=list

Oganization name: County of Santa Cruz

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: County of Tuolumne

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: County of Ventura

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital connectivity: We have a total of 300 iPads to distribute to IHSS recipients who qualify.

Oganization name: Covered California

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Cultiva La Salud

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
	Culver City Adult School
Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ESL Computer Skills: ESL students take a 6-week courses that teaches basic computer skills for success in the classroom.

Oganization name: Curry Senior Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Senior Vitality: A two-year program, for older adults and adults with disabilities, designed to help clients with tech equipment and training, health management, and loneliness reduction.
Program 2	Curry Tech Support: A 1 year program, for LGBTQ older adults and adults with disabilities, designed to help them attain a tablet and training, set up home internet, and engage in community programs
Program 3	LGBTQ+ Tech Support: A 6-month program, for older adults and adults with disabilities, designed to help them attain a tablet and training, and participate in telehealth.

Oganization name: Delta Sierra Adult Education Alliance

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: DeMarsh and Associates

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Destination Crenshaw

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	DC Digital Equity Zone

Oganization name: Digital Equity For All

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Digitunity

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Nonprofit technology refurbishers network: United by the concept of technology reuse and a shared vision of digital equity for all, the Alliance for Technology Refurbishing and Reuse (AFTRR) is a nationwide consortium of nearly 90 nonprofit technology refurbishers serving over 100 individual communities. Ranging in size and scope from large IT asset disposition solutions to local, volunteer-driven organizations, AFTRR processes and distributes an estimated 400,000 no-cost and low-cost computers annually, often paired with digital skills training and support.

Oganization name: Eastern Sierra Area Agency on Aging

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Easterseals Southern California, Inc

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Technology Lending Library: This is a grant we received from DDS (Department of Disabilities Services) to support 5 LA regional centers with a Tech. lending library.   ESSC purchases the equipment for each regional center, oversees the training and education of the people with IDD who receive the equipment and provide Help Desk support.   This service will continue to be provided with ongoing funding once the grant is finished.
Program 2	AAC – training and Communication Grant: A grant was secured through the DR (The Department of Rehabilitation) to provide iPads and Communication software to adults and children with disabilities who need equipment, software and training to learn to communicate.
Program 3	City of Los Angeles/ T-Mobile Hotspot program: In conjunction with the City of Los Angeles and T-Mobile connectivity grant, Easterseals has been providing free Hotspots for school age children in the City of L.A. that qualify either as low income or a person with a disability.

Oganization name: Economic Development Collaborative

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	We do not operate a separate device access program. We provide devices for those who complete our digital skills training program Computer Basics.
Program 2	Computer Basics: This 6-week course teaches adults essential computer skills that are needed to get a better-paying job. Part of the EDC’s Ventura County Digital Upskilling Training Program.

Oganization name: Education and Leadership Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Immigration Clinics: As part of our immigration work, we serve clients in rural areas and provide access to computers, the internet, and Wi-Fi for them to access for their cases. We also provide digital assistance in navigating a website like USCIS and instructing them to access the information on a computer and on their mobile devices.

Oganization name: Education Superhighways

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: EntreNous Youth Empowerment Services

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: EveryoneOn

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Other
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Digital Connections: This program for adults in underserved areas equips participants with foundational digital skills so they feel confident accessing critical services like healthcare, employment opportunities and online educational resources.

Oganization name: Ewiiaapaayp Band of Kumeyaay Indians

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Tribal Office & Library: The Tribal Office and library is open to Tribal citizens

Oganization name: Fairfield-Suisun Adult School

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Google Basics: Students in low-level English classes are encouraged (to take) and offered classes in Google Basics to support their in-class work.
Program 2	Computers for English Learners: Students in mid to high-level English classes are encouraged (to take) and offered classes supported by Northstar Digital Literacy to support their growing digital literacy.
Program 3	ELA Transitions: Students in high-level English classes are offered additional classes in computers.

Oganization name: Families In Schools

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	School2Home Family Workshops: Families at school site attend a series of workshop in which we encourage digital citizenship and the importance of being connected. At the workshops families receive information about the various low-cost broadband offers and the various ways they can connect. Some families are able to apply individually but a higher number of families need one-on-one support with applying. We also support the schools in gathering the information families need to be successful. Also, school staff helped families obtain access.
Program 2	School2Home: Our School2Home program offers family workshops to help build the capacity of family’s knowledge about getting connected and using technology as a tool for student success. Via workshops families learn about digital citizenship, online security, affordable broadband offers, support with obtaining access to technology, social media use, online safety and much more to meet the ask from the community.

Oganization name: Family Service Agency

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Felton Institute

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	The Tech Squad: The program is funded by the California Public Utilities Company.  We provide access and training to those individuals being left behind, primarily older adults and people with disabilities. We provide extensive one on one coaching and training, until people feel comfortable to attend more formal computer classes in person or online.
Program 3	Tech Liaison in Mental Health Programs: Community Specialist provides tech support for clients with severe mental illness.
Program 4	Tech Support in Justice Services: Tech Support in Justice Service provide one-on-one training to Justice-involved clients.

Oganization name: Fighting Back Partnership, Inc.

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: First 5

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: First 5

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Fremont Adult and Continuing Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Chromebook checkout: We provide loaner Chromebooks for students to use at home to access online courses.
Program 2	Google Workspace: This course trains students in the use of Google docs, sheets, forms, etc.
Program 3	AutoCAD: We train students to pass the AutoCAD certified user certification.

Oganization name: Front Porch

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods, Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Lighthouse for Older Adults: Working in partnership with Eskaton and Front Porch, senior living providers in Northern and Southern California, Lighthouse researchers conducted focus groups with residents and staff to identify barriers to technology use. High rates of social isolation, limited access to needed care (especially for chronic conditions) limited literacy and education levels, cognitive and vision/hearing challenges, and a lack of infrastructure and comfort with technology all surfaced during these discussions.

Oganization name: Frontier Communications

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: GANAS

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Padres con GANAS: Padres con GANAS is a program for parents to learn how to effectively advocate for their children with special needs. We teach various skills, including best practices with communicating via email, learning to scan and send documents, learning to download attachments, include attachments, forward emails, and Zoom usage capacity building.

Oganization name: Geeks Without Frontiers

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Geyserville Chamber of Commerce

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Golden Oak Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Golden State Network

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Golden Valley Unified School District

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Goodwill SOLAC Computer Skills Training Program

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Computer Skills Training Program: We offer classes in digital skills. Those students, if they meet eligibility, will receive a refurbished device and hot spot through partnerships with companies who have a grant.

Oganization name: Governor’s Office of Emergency Services

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Gray Area Foundation for the Arts

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Statewide, Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Creative Resource Library: The Creative Resource Library is a lending library offering the tools needed to create electronic music and sound art. Paired with access to workshops, labs, incubators, and events produced by the contributing partners, this collective resource will eliminate barriers to creation at the forefront of art and technology.

Oganization name: Great Harvest Community Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	GHCC Home Kunnect Program: GHCC facilitates free Digital Literacy workshops in San Bernardino County, and soon Riverside County via CASF grants. California residents participating in any of the following programs may qualify for our Home Kunnect Program: Federal Public Housing, Veterans, Tribal, Pell Grant, Medicaid/MediCal, SNAP, WIC, LifeLine, SSI (D or R), and NSLP. After completing 8 hours of workshops, they are awarded a FREE Chromebook.

Oganization name: Greenfield Walking Group

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	All children thrive: Apoyamos con talleres de Abogacia y liderazgo a 55 jovenes con los que apoyamos para identificar problemas alrededor de sus escuelas como falta de aceras, senales en los cruces peatonales a escuelas y parques, estamos pidiendo un centro para jovenes  y los organizamos para hablar con los que toman las decisiones. Tambien hacemos citas con nuestros miembros del concilio, supervisores del condado, para tener una relacian mas cercana, logrando asi­, buenos resultados a nuestras peticiones
Program 2	Jardin comunitario: Tenemos un jardi­n comunitario donde familias y comunidad, crecen sus propias verduras y frutas.
Program 3	Greenfield walking Group garden: Tenemos un espacio desde el 2013 donde familias y comunidad vienen y siembran frutas y vegetales que alimentan a sus familias y compartimos tambien con la comunidad y con nuestros miembros que participan en clases de zumba. Escuelas y organizaciones vienen a aprender mas sobre nuestro jardin y tambien ofrecemos algunos talleres o informacion de recursos con los miembros del jardin, asi como implementanos el neighborhood watch en el vecindario.

Oganization name: Guadalupe Business Association

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Healing and Justice Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Healthy Families Alameda County

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Laptops for Life: Laptops for Life is a program that we partner with through our Calworks Program.

Oganization name: Help Me Help You

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Food Pantry: We operate 10 distinct food pantry locations throughout the city of Long Beach.   Seven are located at LBUSD elementary schools with four operating at community locations.  We provide enough nutritious healthy groceries to feed a family of four for a week.
Program 2	CalFresh Enrollment Assistance: We provide education, outreach and enrollment assistance into the public benefits of Cal Fresh.   This program provides virtual and in person enrollment assistance to low-income community members throughout the county of Los Angeles.
Program 3	Food Pantry Delivery program for seniors: This program provides home delivery to seniors aged 60 and over and to those with disabilities. We deliver quality nutritious groceries tailored to the client’s food preference and medical needs. Clients receive food once or twice a month, depending on their preference.

Oganization name: Hesperia Unified School District, Hesperia Adult School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Specific to an Individual Location
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Laptop devices for student use in classrooms: Chromebooks or Dell laptops for use by students in classrooms

Oganization name: Highlands Community Charter School

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Digital Literacy and Community Digital Navigator: Students learn how to navigate the internet, the basics of computer hardware and software, how to use email, and how to keep their information safe online. In the Community Digital Navigator course students learn in depth how to use the Google Workspace tools.

Oganization name: Human Response Network

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Human Services Agency, Ventura County

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Technology for Bio Families Program: To bridge the gap in technology experienced by our participants using a motivational and trauma informed approach.  The aim is to broaden the participants understanding, use and familiarity of technology. Access to technology will support educational goals and increase participants opportunities to secure or increase income earnings potential through employment.  Participants from the General Relief Employable, Welfare-to-Work (WTW) educational participants and Digital Learning Program (DLP), are provided Surface Tablets, 12 months of mobile internet service, set-up and ongoing support. For those enrolled in the DLP, they participate in a 12-month semi-structured learning program that culminates in a Microsoft Office certification.
Program 2	Digital Connectivity Program: The focus of the Digital Connectivity Program is to address the need for access to technology for In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) clients limited in proficiency in English. The program will provide iPads with 12-months of months internet service, hands-on training, encouragement, and on-going support as they learn how to gain access to resources, medical and mental health services, family, and care providers thereby helping them to continue living independently.
Program 3	RAIN Transitional Living Center and Homeless Services Digital Connectivity: The focus of the RAIN Transitional Living Center and Homeless Services Digital Connectivity Programs are to address the need for access to technology for homeless clients and families. The program will provide iPads or Surface Pros with 12-months of months internet service, hands-on training, encouragement, and on-going support to assist with:

Oganization name: Human Works Foundation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide, Neighborhood-Based or Across Multiple Neighborhoods
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Other
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	ACP x All 4 You Foundation:  Federal Initiative, the ACP program for tablets: https://www.fcc.gov/acp. We have started to work with different cities, school districts and other organizations in the community.  We started this partnership this month, therefore no households have been served yet.

Oganization name: Human-I-T

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Human-I-T Low-Cost Internet Support: Human-I-T assists households in signing up for high-speed internet plans available at no- or low-cost. Based on each household’s unique income level, zip code, and connectivity needs, a member from the programs team recommends available plans that best suit each household’s needs. The team continues to assist each household through the entire application process to ensure a successful connection, preventing applicants from being turned away or upsold. In addition to in-home broadband options, Human-I-T also provides a mobile hotspot option to allow for those in transitional housing, away at college, etc. to have a mobile connectivity option. Since 2016, Human-I-T has advised over 97,000 households on low-cost internet options in their local area, and directly enrolled more than 11,000 customers into low-cost internet monthly plans.
Program 2	Human-I-T Low-Cost Devices and Online Store: Human-I-T provides high-quality refurbished personal computing devices to income-qualified households. Due to a spike in demand following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Human-I-T began sourcing and offering new computing devices as well. By providing a range of options, our aim is to equip each recipient with a device that best suits their needs and goals. Each device comes with wraparound support services, including warranty coverage, one year of technical support, and access to our other digital inclusion programs. Our device ownership program remains one of our most impactful, requested offerings. Since our organization’s founding in 2012, Human-I-T has provided over 220,000 devices to low-income households.
Program 3	Human-I-T Digital Skills Training: Human-I-T teaches adult learners the fundamentals of using a computing device. Designed for beginners, digital literacy training helps users understand computer basics, such as how to use a keyboard and mouse, navigate the web safely, and utilize e-mail, video conferencing, and word processing software. Human-I-T’s program is bilingual and self-paced, and learners are supported by a dedicated team of learning coordinators and tutor volunteers who provide personalized assistance via phone, text, email, or online chat. Human-I-T also offers a tutor toolkit for other nonprofit organizations to teach the course modules to their community independently, empowering the community to successfully access the non-profits online programs, leading to higher success rates. Since this program began in 2019, the program has trained more than 6,500 learners and provided them with the confidence and knowledge of how to access online job boards, enroll and manage government benefit programs and resources, access telehealth care, and connect with loved ones.

Oganization name: Humboldt 101

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Other
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Humboldt 101 Radio

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: iFoster

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution
Covered Population(s)	Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Immigrant Legal Resource Center

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Statewide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Imperial County Office of Education

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Incarcerated Individuals, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	BorderLink: During the 2018-19 school year, BorderLink deployed a private education wireless network infrastructure that complements the existing fiber-optic infrastructure that connects our schools and public agencies to each other and the internet.

Oganization name: Imperial Valley Economic Development Corporation

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Southern Border Broadband Consortium

Oganization name: Indian Health Council, Inc

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide, Citywide, Specific to a Tribal Nation or Available to Multiple Tribal Nations
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Information technology central- public library

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Private
Has Digital Navigator	Yes

Oganization name: International Rescue Committee

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide, Citywide
Funding Source(s)	Federal or State, Government Grants and Subsidies, Private
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Digital Inclusion Program: We provide Digital Literacy training and assistance with ACP and Internet applications, and once those are completed, we provide a device to the household.
Program 2	Youth Bridge Program: N/A (not my program so I don’t know the specifics)
Program 3	Matching Grant: N/A (not my program so I don’t know the specifics)

Oganization name: Jenny’s Helpers

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Individuals with Disabilities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No
Program 1	Jenny’s Helpers: We go out to Participants and/or their support staff  homes and assist them with: 1. Learning how to login and connect with State/Federal agencies to request services (filling out purchase order forms), applications (SNAP, Co-Employer/Employee applications and acquiring local community vendors and assisting the Participants in on boarding these community business, organizations as vendors (ex: local Park and Recreation District)

Oganization name: Joint Venture Silicon Valley

Organization Type	Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: Kern County Aging and Adult Services Department

Organization Type	Government or Public Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Individuals with Language Barriers, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	Yes
Program 1	Digital Divide Program: Program assists persons 60 + years of age or with a disability 18-59 gain access to technology devices and trains on use to reduce social isolation

Oganization name: Kickstart Coding LLC

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Government or Public Organization, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Households at or Below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, LGBTQIA, Women
Service Area(s)	Citywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: KMUD Redwood Community Radio

Organization Type	Community Anchor Institution, Private Sector or Non-Governmental Organization
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Veterans, Individuals with Disabilities, Ethnic or Minority Communities, Rural Communities, Other
Service Area(s)	Regional or Across Multiple Counties, Countywide
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Oganization name: La Familia

Organization Type
Covered Population(s)	Aging Individuals (Age 60+), Incarcerated Individuals, Veterans, Women
Service Area(s)
Funding Source(s)
Has Digital Navigator	No

Appendix K – DEEM ISP Respondents 

Internet Service Provider	Participate in ACP?	Do they have a low-cost offer?
Anza Electric Cooperative	Yes	Yes
AT&T	Yes	Yes
Cal.net	Yes	Yes
Catalina Broadband Solutions LLC	Yes	No
Charter	Yes	Yes
Comcast	Yes	Yes
Conifer Communications	No	No
Cox Communications	Yes	Yes
Cruzio Internet	Yes	Yes
Frontier		Yes
Hollywood Backdoor Alliance United, Inc.	No	No
Horizon Cable
Lone Pine Communications	Yes	No
Matrix Broadband	Yes	Yes
Mediacom LLC	Yes	Yes
Monkey Brains
Oasis Broadband	Yes	No
Ranch WiFi LLC	Yes	Yes
Sierra Nevada Communications	No	No
Siskiyou Telephone
Sky Valley Network LLC	No	No
Sonic
SpaceX	Yes	No
Spectrum Pacific West, LLC	Yes	Yes
Stream IT Networks	No	No
T-Mobile		Yes
Ukiah Wireless	Yes	Yes
Unwired Broadband LLC	No	No
Velociter Wireless Inc	Yes	No
Velocity Communications	No	Yes
Verizon		Yes
Zavala Communications LLC	Yes	Yes
Zinnia Networks Inc dba Matrix Broadband

Appendix L – Statewide Planning Group Members and Meeting Dates 

Digital Equity Statewide Planning Group Member Organizations

California Broadband Council Members	Eight Covered Populations and Outcome Area Experts
Department of Technology Public Utilities Commission Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Department of Education Department of General Services Department of Transportation California Emerging Technology Fund Department of Food & Agriculture California State Library Governor’s Office of Tribal Affairs	Department of Housing & Community Development Department of Correctional Rehabilitation Department of Public Health Services GO-Biz Government Operations Agency Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Aging Department of Rehabilitation Labor and Workforce Development Agency Rural Counties Representative of California Office of Data and Innovation

Digital Equity Statewide Planning Group Meeting Dates

• January 25, 2023
• April 26, 2023
• July 26, 2023
• October 25, 2023

Appendix M – Outcome Area Working Group Convenings 

Outcome Area Working Group	Date of Meetings	Number of Entities Engaged
Health	February 16, 2023	179 registrants
Health	March 16, 2023	136 registrants
Health	May 18, 2023	80 registrants
Health	June 15, 2023	103 registrants
Education	February 14, 2023	129 registrants
Education	March 14, 2023	133 registrants
Education	May 16, 2023	80 registrants
Education	June 13, 2023	103 registrants
Digital Literacy and Inclusion	February 15, 2023	146 registrants
Digital Literacy and Inclusion	March 15, 2023	139 registrants
Digital Literacy and Inclusion	May 17, 2023	94 registrants
Digital Literacy and Inclusion	June 14, 2023	156 registrants
Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement	February 16, 2023	114 registrants
Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement	March 16, 2023	217 registrants
Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement	May 18, 2023
Essential Services, Accessibility, and Civic Engagement	June 15, 2023	180 registrants
Workforce and Economic Development	February 15, 2023	121 registrants
Workforce and Economic Development	March 15, 2023	125 registrants
Workforce and Economic Development	May 17, 2023	85 registrants
Workforce and Economic Development	June 14, 2023	103 registrants
Tribal Collaboration	February 17, 2023	81 registrants
Tribal Collaboration	March 21, 2023	108 registrants
Tribal Collaboration	May 16, 202	83 registrants
Tribal Collaboration	July 28, 2023	57 registrants

Appendix N – Outcome Area Working Group Co-Chairs 

Working groups 

Priority Areas	Co-Chairs	Key Parties
Education	Dept. of Education, University of California California State University Chancellor’s Office of Community Colleges Corporation for Education Networks In California (CENIC)	School districts and higher education CBOs serving children, youth and families
Health	Dept. of Public Health Dept. of Health Care Services California Covered and Health Initiatives Insure the Uninsured Project, Office of Planning and Research (OPR)	Community health providers, clinics, health focused CBOs
Digital Literacy and Inclusion	CDT CPUC CDA State Library Common Sense Media	Device providers including refurbishers Digital inclusion practitioners ISPs
Civic Engagement, Essential Services and Accessibility	CDT Government Operations Agency Office of Data and Innovation Dept. of Rehabilitation	Assistive technology experts (UI/UX) Senior and disability-serving CBOs
Economic and Workforce Development	CPUC Community Colleges Labor and Workforce Development Agency GO-Biz Fiber Broadband Association NextGen Policy	CBOs Labor ISPs Major Employers, small businesses DVBE
Tribal Collaboration	Governor’s Office of Tribal Affairs CDT CPUC NTIA	Tribal Chairpersons Associations Tribes

Appendix O – Statewide Digital Equity Telephone Survey Methodology 

The statewide telephone survey, conducted by the University of Southern California and coordinated by the California Emerging Technology Fund, reached more than 3,200 residents across the state by both cell and landline home phone numbers. It is the largest randomized sample ever conducted to determine the status of digital equity in the state.  

The telephone survey is the random sample of all California residents to provide an accurate, statistically reliable data set about the status of Internet connectivity for input into the Digital Equity Plan. The telephone survey aimed to identify the unique challenges of those with limited or no access to broadband internet and digital resources. By conducting a widespread randomized telephone survey, the State captured insights directly from residents, ensuring their voices were heard and their specific digital equity needs were considered.  

The survey questions included a focus on understanding Californians’ awareness of, and enrollment in, discount internet and subsidy programs such as the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). The survey asked questions about connectivity status, telehealth use, digital skills, internet costs, and reliability and satisfaction with internet services. The telephone survey also gathered data on barriers preventing individuals and households from accessing broadband, such as affordability issues, geographical limitations, or a lack of awareness about available resources. It was designed to assess the digital needs and challenges faced by covered populations throughout California. Respondents were also asked a series of demographic questions to establish the respondent’s demographic characteristics and understand household-level characteristics. 

The study is based on a multimodal methodology that combines RDD (random digit dialing) with text-to-web responses. Telephone interviews were conducted using a random digit-dialing (RDD) methodology that combined landline numbers and cell phone numbers, to obtain the most representative sample possible of all residents. Cell phone numbers included California area codes as well as non-California area codes to account for residents who migrated from out of state and retained their mobile number. Enriched data sources that are continuously updated and validated by over 200 authoritative sources were leveraged to confirm that all mobile numbers were within the state of California.  

CDT decided to double the 2023 telephone survey sample to 3,200 households to “oversample” specific covered populations identified in IIJA, especially rural residents, low-income households, and people with disabilities. Specifically, surveys were conducted with phone numbers associated with rural counties to increase the number of respondents that are rural residents, with prepaid cell phone numbers to increase the number of low-income respondents, and with a list drawn from the California Department of Rehabilitation to increase the number of respondents with a reported disability. 

A text-to-web campaign was further conducted from May 25, 2023, to June 21, 2023, that supplemented the telephone (RDD) data collection. A text message was sent to non-responders from the initial telephone attempt with a link to complete the questionnaire via web. This resulted in a multimodal survey (RDD + text-to-web). 

Appendix P – Statewide Telephone Survey: Summary of Telephone Data Collection 

Telephone survey type	Total	Cell	Land	Asian	Pre-paid
Total Records	99,053	85,000	2,988	6,000	5,065
Total Surveys Completed (A)	1,000	804	35	100	61
Total Basic Surveys	249	196	10	20	23
Basic Surveys – Refused to finish	93	71	6	9	7
Basic Surveys – Not reached to finish	156	125	4	11	16
Refused to Participate / Opt-Out (B)	6,083	5,063	132	458	430
Invalid Contact Information (C)	17,821	14,827	1,605	572	817
Language Problem (D)	151	121	8	14	8
Not Available for duration of study (E)	71,787	62,380	1,178	4,632	3,597
Not eligible for Study (F)	2,211	1,805	30	224	152
COOPERATION RATE 1 (AAPOR)= (A)/(A+B+D)	14	13	20	17	12
RESPONSE RATE 1 (AAPOR)= (A)/(A+B+D+E)	1%	1%	3%	2%	1%

Appendix Q – Statewide Telephone Survey: Four Neighbor Regions and Corresponding Sample Size 

Neighbor Regions	Counties	Rural Counties Oversample	Main Sample + Rural Counties Oversample)
Neighbor Regions 1 North West	Redwood Coast: Del Norte Humboldt Trinity North Bay North Coast: Lake Marin Mendocino Napa Sonoma	287	343
Neighbor Regions 2 North East	Northeastern: Butte Modoc Shasta Siskiyou Tehama Lassen Plumas Upstate: Colusa Glenn Connected Capital Area: Sutter Yolo Yuba Gold Country: El Dorado Nevada Placer Sierra	296	379
Neighbor Regions 3 Central East	San Joaquin Valley: Fresno Kern Kings Madera Merced San Joaquin Stanislaus Tulare Central Sierra: Tuolumne Amador Calaveras Mariposa Eastern Sierra: Inyo Alpine Mono	274	472
Neighbor Regions 4 South West	Central Coast: Monterey San Benito Santa Cruz Pacific Coast: Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo	202	258
Totals of rural county oversamples and main sample plus rural county oversamples.		1,059 rural county oversamples total	1,452 main sample plus rural county oversamples total

Appendix R – Statewide Telephone Survey: Covered Populations Distribution