02/03/2026
Hello from the Windy City!
We’re glad to be in Chicago for Net Inclusion 2026, where practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and advocates come together to examine how communities can access and use the internet, own reliable computers, and build the skills needed to fully participate in modern systems and services.
For the 1 in 10 people in the United States who don’t own a computer, everyday tasks like accessing government services, applying for jobs, completing schoolwork, or managing healthcare have become increasingly difficult as more systems move online. Digitunity’s work focuses on addressing this gap by strengthening the systems that support computer ownership, so people aren’t locked out of essential services simply because they lack the right tools.
We’re looking forward to connecting with peers across the field and learning from the work happening on the ground nationwide.
Thank you National Digital Inclusion Alliance for convening the field again this year and creating space for shared learning and connection.
