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Net Inclusion 2022 – SAVE THE DATE

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Net Inclusion is back in person and excited to invite you to join us in Portland, Oregon February 15-17th, 2022!
 
We will begin Tuesday, February 15th with workshops at the University of Oregon’s Portland Campus and Digital Inclusion Site Tours. February 16th and 17th will be full of interactive sessions at Portland State University.
 
We expect 2022 to be the highest attended and viewed Net Inclusion to date with hundreds of digital inclusion community practitioners, advocates, academics, Internet service providers, and policymakers to discuss:
    • local, state, and federal policies and policy innovations impacting digital equity,
    • sources of financial and programmatic support of digital inclusion programs,
    • and digital inclusion best practices from across the country.

NDIA will announce registration and hotel accommodations shortly – stay tuned!

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