Tech Goes Home

This is an opportunity for a visionary leader who values digital equity to champion technology as a pathway to economic empowerment, educational attainment, and a lifetime of opportunity for all.    Tech Goes Home seeks a Chief Executive Officer to shape a forward-thinking strategy that addresses one of the most critical social issues of our time: digital equity.    Learn more, apply, or nominate a candidate for this role: https://lnkd.in/gifSXHYY    #DigitalEquity #TechGoesHome #CEO #ExecutiveSearch #NonprofitLeadership  

"The reality is that digital inclusion programs serve everyone." We appreciate Angela Siefer of National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA), elevating this critical fact at a time when resources to close the digital divide by increasing internet affordability options, digital access, and skills have never been more necessary. https://lnkd.in/eihYSD4C

With support from our community instructors, partners, funders, and staff, TGH reached more people in more places than ever before. Check highlights from our latest impact report! ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e2hGiZkX

As we enter a time of giving, we wish you and your loved ones good health and happiness. Today, we give thanks to our supporters, dedicated staff, valuable partners, and committed community instructors who this year helped us reach over 6,000 new learners across Massachusetts who are actively using their skills to navigate the digital world—including staying connected to loved ones during this meaningful season.

Want to lead an awesome org? Want to work with incredible teammates? Want to help make lasting impact? The prospectus and application to be the next CEO of Tech Goes Home is available at https://lnkd.in/ex8uKEVq Curious what's next for me? I am too! Any good ideas?

Appreciation post for El Centro AE Catholic Charities Boston and all the students who showcased their skills on their new Chromebooks from TGH. Having a reliable device and internet connection is vital for anyone's success. We can't wait to see their futures unfold!

Today, we celebrate the 270 new TGH learners who graduated from courses facilitated by our valuable partner, Free Pentecostal Church of God (Église de Dieu de La Pentecôte Libre) in Dorchester! Taught by a team of 13 instructors and staff, it was touching to see the age range in this group and their commitment to helping one another. There were many touching stories from Friday's graduation, including a mother and daughter graduating together and a 78-year-old learner taught by his son. It reminds us of the incredible outcomes we can achieve when we prioritize digital inclusion and access for learners of all ages. We are proud of this new cohort of TGH alumni and the milestones they reached together, and we look forward to their continued success in the digital world. #DigitalInclusion #DigitalEquity #DigitalAccess

ICYMI: TGH is proud to be recognized by Comcast and receive support to expand its proven digital inclusion programming to Springfield and Holyoke. Read more about our efforts ➡️https://lnkd.in/eQK7mUAg

We're immensely proud of TGH's Mei N., who received Massachusetts Broadband Institute's first-ever digital equity leader award! Mei is an integral part of the TGH team and core to helping support our instructors who work daily with learners to close the digital divide. Bravo, Mei!!

As #DigitalInclusionWeek2024 winds down, TGH is grateful to our Community Advocacy Fellows for their powerful testimony about why closing the digital divide is necessary. Here are just some of the highlights from a mock hearing we conducted at City Hall. Thank you to City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune and Councilor Ed Flynn for hosting our esteemed Fellows for this important exercise and conversation.