Digital Access Makes a Difference
Digital skills are essential to participating in today's world. By helping people access technology and develop the skills to use it, we can strengthen our communities and expand opportunities across the region.
Education & Learning
Help people access online learning, educational resources, and opportunities to build new skills.
Employment & Workforce
Support the digital skills people need to find jobs, develop careers, and succeed in today's workplace.
Everyday Connections
Help people navigate online healthcare, access essential services, and stay connected to their communities.
1. Build Digital Skills
Provide staff training or help community members learn to use digital tools and resources.
2. Improve Digital Resources
Share useful information, expand access to technology, or make online resources easier to find and use..
3. Create Community Partnerships
Work with local organizations to identify needs, share expertise, and expand digital literacy opportunities.
4. Get Involved in Digital Access Month
Host an activity, workshop, or awareness campaign during September to highlight the importance of digital access.
5. Start Something New
Launch an initiative that helps your employees, students, customers, or community members build digital skills and confidence.
Make Your 2026 Digital Access Pledge
Every organization has something to contribute. Tell us how your organization plans to support digital access and literacy in Northeast Washington in 2026.
Your commitment can be a small step you're already taking, a new activity you're planning, or an opportunity to collaborate with others.
Ready to make a difference? Click the button to share your pledge and be part of the solution.
Working Together for a More Connected Region
The Northeast Washington Digital Literacy & Workforce Development Team is a working group of the Northeast Washington Broadband Action Team (NEW BAT).
The team supports digital literacy and workforce development to complement broadband deployment and strengthen digital access throughout the region. It also supports the efforts of other organizations working to expand digital literacy and access to technology.
The team's service area includes Stevens, Ferry, Lincoln, and Pend Oreille counties, as well as the Spokane Tribe of Indians, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, and the Kalispel Tribe of Indians.
A More Connected Community Starts With Us
Digital access is a shared effort, and every organization has a role to play. Join us in building a region where more people have the tools and skills to learn, work, connect, and thrive.