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New Report: A Broadband Affordability Benefit for the Unconnected.

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Broadband Funding for Property Owners

Funding to improve broadband infrastructure in MDUs.

Free Apartment Wi-Fi

Deploy free WI-FI to low-income apartment buildings.

A New Broadband Benefit Program

Recommendations for a new broadband affordability program.

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Our work to close the broadband affordability gap.
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Prioritize connectivity in affordable multi-dwelling units (MDUs).

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CLOSE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE IN AFFORDABLE MULTI-DWELLING UNITS

OUR MISSION

Internet Access
Isn’t a Luxury,
It’s a Necessity

Without high-speed Internet access at home, Americans can’t send their children to school, work remotely, or access healthcare, job training, the social safety net, or critical government services. EducationSuperHighway’s mission is to close the digital divide for the 16.3 million households that have access to the Internet but can’t afford to connect. We focus on America’s most unconnected communities, where more than 25% of people don’t have Internet.

BROADBAND AFFORDABILITY BENEFIT

A New Affordability
Solution to Connect
the Unconnected

As states prepare to make the most significant broadband investments in history using their share of the $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD), we urge Congress and the incoming Administration to create a new permanent broadband affordability benefit to ensure households can afford the new networks BEAD provides.

Connecting MDUs With Free Apartment Wi-Fi

Data, tools, and resources to help states close the digital divide for 6.5 million Americans living in affordable apartment buildings.

A New Broadband Affordability Program

We urge Congress and the new Administration to create a Broadband Affordability Program for unconnected households.

Closing The Classroom Connectivity Gap

47 million students are connected, and 99.3% of America’s schools have a high-speed broadband connection.

FOR SATES, CITIES & PROPERTY OWNERS

MDU Community Connect

20-25% of the digital divide is concentrated in affordable multi-dwelling units (MDUs). MDU Community Connect is a best practice model that helps state broadband offices leverage federal funds from BEAD, Treasury’s Capital Projects Fund, and the Digital Equity Act to deploy free Wi-Fi to low-income apartment buildings.

A NATIONAL PRIORITY

Closing The Broadband Affordability Gap

Approximately 28.2 million of the 122.8 million households in the United States do not have high-speed broadband.
Nearly two-thirds of unconnected households have access to a home broadband connection but are offline because they cannot afford to connect.

[Broadband] isn’t a luxury; it’s now a necessity, like water and electricity.

President Biden

The pandemic has made internet access more vital than ever as Americans are relying on broadband services to work, learn, and connect with loved ones.

Senator Roger WickerR-MS

Affordable, reliable broadband access is vital to the success and growth of our communities across West Virginia, and the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us the importance of broadband for our everyday lives.

Senator Joe ManchinD-WV

Access to high-speed broadband services is critical, now more than ever before… I strongly support finding common-sense ways to effectively and efficiently deliver reliable broadband services to Americans who need it.

Senator John ThuneR-SD