MEET YOUR ADVOCATES
In this profile series, we showcase people immersed in Digital Equity in Washington State thereby getting a better sense of what motivates them to take on this work and a glimpse into their personal perspectives on Digital Equity. Though our aim was to showcase a breadth of roles, people, and organizations engaged in this work, this series is far from complete. Please consider this offering a mere sampling of the many advocates who are aiming to make communication systems and services equitable for all in our region.
Co-lead of UW Bothell’s Digital Scholars Program for first generation students reflects on the program.
Former UW Bothell digital scholar and current student assistant for the Digital Scholars Program at UWB for First-generation and pre-major students.
Manager of Digital Navigation Services for Goodwill reflects on the early successes for a statewide Digital Equity initiative.
Program Manager, T3 Tribal Technology Initiative talks about Digital Equity in Washington State’s tribal communities.
Meira Jough gives a personal definition of Digital Equity and explains initiatives by the City of Seattle.
Director of Educational Technology, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
Digital Equity Coordinator at Jefferson County Library describes services at the library
Community Technology Advisory Board, Digital Equity Committee, Mayor’s Council on African American Elders (MCAAE)
Sabrina Roach of Make Digital Equity shares her vision of Digital Equity in Washington State.