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Connect.DC’s Tech Locator allows District residents to search for free computer access anywhere in the city.

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Free Technology Training Classes

Connect.DC is partnering with Byte Back to provide free computer training to District residents and help them find jobs.

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Read the report on the digital divide in DC and what the District government and local nonprofits have done to address it.

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Sep 18 2018

DC to launch All Hands On Tech, a Free Tech Support Pilot, this Saturday, September 22, 2018 at Anacostia Library

(WASHINGTON, DC) – For the last two Saturdays in September, DC residents will be able to receive...

Nov 5 2015

District of Columbia Recognized as Leader in Digital Inclusion Efforts at National League of Cities Event

Nashville, Tenn. – The Government of the District of Columbia’s Mobile Technology Lab (MTL)...

May 7 2014

EveryoneOn, Connect.DC Pledge to Connect 1,000 D.C. Households

(Washington, DC) Today, EveryoneOn and Connect.DC pledged to connect one thousand District of...

Mar 25 2014

OCTO and EveryoneOn Host Technology Summit for Local Nonprofit Organizations

(Washington, DC) – The DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) and national nonprofit...

Dec 11 2013

DC Technology Office Launches Its ‘Get Connected’ Awareness Campaign

(Washington, DC) – Today, the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) announced its “Get...

Sep 29 2014

Quarterly Newsletter | September 2014

JOIN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION - Issue 9 The Road Forward // Bridging the Digital Divide in the...

Jun 27 2014

Quarterly Newsletter | June 2014

JOIN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION - Issue 8 Friends, It’s been a busy year so far but expect to see...

Mar 31 2014

Quarterly Newsletter | March 2014

JOIN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION - Issue 7 Do Something Better - A Nonprofit Technology Summit Held On...

Dec 27 2013

Quarterly Newsletter | December 2013

JOIN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION - Issue 6 Friends, As we move through the holiday season toward year’...

Sep 30 2013

Quarterly Newsletter | September 2013

JOIN THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION - Issue 5 DC Small Businesses Awarded Technology Tools to Better...

Apr 21 2015

OCTO's Connect.DC Program to Host Twitter Townhall on April 22nd from 1pm to 2pm

The Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) Connect.DC program will host a Twitter Townhall...

Sep 18 2014

OCTO Hosts Dynamic Discussion on Bridging the Digital Divide in the District of Columbia

More than 150 community leaders, residents, experts expected to attend forum.

Aug 12 2014

OCTO Hosts Technology Scavenger Hunt

Join the fun on Saturday, August 16 from 11 am to 4 pm.

Mar 21 2014

OCTO, EveryoneOn Host Nonprofit Tech Summit

(Washington, DC) – The DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) and national nonprofit...

Aug 1 2013

DC Small Businesses Awarded Technology Tools to Better Compete in Today’s Digital Economy

WHAT: An event marking the culmination of the 10-month Small Business Success Project, including a...

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Spring Community Broadband Summit

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Connecting Communities Through Broadband Technology

On Saturday, April 28th, Connect.DC hosted a Spring Community Broadband Summit. Hundreds of residents, businesses, and nonprofits from across the city gathered in Ward 8 to explore the intersection of technology and economic opportunity in local communities. This event featured: