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Learn more about our NH state digital equity planning effort with UNH Extension and DERC

Digital Equity

Investing in a Bright Future for ALL Learners Through Systemic Inclusion

Systemic Inclusion

​Spurring joint investments in financial, economic, educational and digital inclusion to lift learners out of intergenerational poverty.

Systemic Digital Equity

Removing all key digital divide barriers to educational and economic opportunity.

Mobilizing for Systemic Inclusion Impact

Fostering Sustained Statewide Networks of Local Systemic Inclusion Partnerships.

Resources to Help You Make a Difference

NCDE in the News

Listening Session with NH Public Librarians Identifying Digital Divide Priorities

Honoring NCDE co-founder Dr. Paul Resta for Lifetime Achievement Award for Leadership in Digital Equity
View Recording. Password: @Vj^4n7j

The NCDE hosted the National Summit on State Planning for Digital Equity and Economic Inclusion: Moving the Dials on Poverty in Atlanta on April 27-28. Read more here.

The NCDE announces that JPMorgan Chase has awarded grant support for us to undertake the initiative to scale financial inclusion supports in NH and then nationwide

Rosen's Personal Digital Resiliency Program

“I truly believe we have an opportunity to alter the balance of impact and outcomes by changing the paradigm that currently defines the relationship banks have with community stakeholders. Traditionally banks are seen as a primary source of capital, investment and philanthropy. And while I believe that is absolutely true and appropriate it often results in limiting our engagement to ribbon cuttings and check presentations. As an industry, we have a depth of resources that most community organizations could only dream of having. From bricks and mortar, to human capital, to cutting edge technology and data capabilities, our potential contributions remain largely underutilized. The potential for banks to be a convener, an incubator, a recruiter, a financial literacy resource, even a cultural focal point could take us well beyond ribbon cuttings and check presentations. As a financial institution in this community I would encourage you to step into this work that has already begun. Our financial contributions provide the traction but standing shoulder to shoulder is where community happens.”

Jim Robbins
Community Development and CRA Officer
Bangor Savings Bank

“IN THE GLOBAL DIGITAL ECONOMY, IT HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TO FIND OUT ABOUT LIVING WAGE JOBS, ​APPLY FOR THEM, AND QUALIFY FOR THEM WITHOUT DIGITAL ACCESS AND SKILLS.”

Robert McLaughlin

Co-founder, NCDE

THIS IS WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO…

Systemic Inclusion

Spurring joint investments in financial, economic, educational and digital inclusion to lift learners out of intergenerational poverty.

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Systemic Digital Equity

R​​emoving all key digital divide barriers to educational and economic opportunity.

LEARN MORE

Mobilizing for Systemic Inclusion Impact

Fostering Sustained Statewide Networks of Local Systemic Inclusion Partnerships.

LEARN MORE

Our Commitment

​Our members share the conviction that digital equity initiatives should foster significant gains not only  in access to digital tools but also in educational and economic opportunity for low-income learners of all ages, by drawing on best practices from such diverse fields as P12 technology integration, community reinvestment, educational equity, workforce development, and economic development.