Digital Equity Leadership Program (DELP)

What Is Digital Equity?

When everyone has access to the information technology required for full engagement in our society, democracy, and economy, this is digital equity. Access to critical services, jobs, lifelong learning, and civic and cultural participation all depend on digital equity.

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About DELP

In order to directly address the lack of internet access, connectivity, adoption, and equity at the university and nearby anchor communities, the Digital Equity Leadership Program (DELP) was created. NCCU will devise creative solutions to assist locals in the anchor communities who might not possess the digital literacy abilities required to look for, land, and keep a job as well as carry out other everyday chores.

Training Opportunities

Training in digital literacy is the main component of this program. Online and in-person classroom instruction will both be available for training. The training that we provide through this program with our partners is listed below, along with a brief description of each course.

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Digital News

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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves to Visit North Carolina Central University

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NCCU Dean Named to Federal Communication Commission Advisory Council

Training and Assistantships

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North Carolina Central University Trains Digital Equity Leadership in Durham

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Biden-Harris Administration Announces $10.6 Million in Internet for All Grants to Five Minority-Serving Colleges and Universities

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NC Central to Offer Free Coding Classes to Help Durham Residents Land Their Next Job

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NCCU Hosts Community Day to Bridge Digital Divide in Durham, June 7

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North Carolina Central University Bridges the Digital Divide

Program Partners

Resources

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Low-income households receive a discount on internet services through the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which is run by the Federal Communications Commission. This prevents them from having to choose between buying broadband or other requirements.

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The Executive Branch's NTIA is in charge of advising the President on matters related to information and telecommunications policy. The majority of NTIA's initiatives and policymaking are geared toward increasing Americans' access to and use of broadband Internet, broadening spectrum use by all users, and making sure that the Internet continues to be a driver of innovation and economic progress.

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Find low-cost internet and computers in your area.