Digital Inclusion Week (DIW) is an annual week of awareness, recognition, and celebration. With support from NDIA, organizations and individuals across the country host special events, run social media campaigns, and share their digital inclusion actions and progress with media, among other actions.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to use technology to live, learn, work, and thrive. If you agree, please join us October 2-6, 2023 to promote digital equity in your community!
In 2022, 238 organizations, agencies, Tribes, and towns took action during Digital Inclusion Week. Can you help us reach 500 this year? Click below to share how you’re taking action!
Digital Inclusion Week 2023
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2-minute survey – Share how you plan to participate in DIW.
5+ minute survey – Share your DIW event info. You’ll be listed in the searchable map below. Click markers to expand info.
Why Should You Participate in DIW2023
This year is a pivotal time to take action during Digital Inclusion Week. More resources than ever are available now and will continue to be released to support digital inclusion work. Take the opportunity this year to share your work, offer services to your community, raise awareness, and gain supporters, who may be key to continuing digital inclusion. Below are some ways your organization can benefit from participating in Digital Inclusion Week:
Opportunity to Raise Awareness around Digital Inclusion, Its Urgency & Benefits
Opportunity for Visibility: Help More Community Members in Need Hear about Your Services
Opportunity to Gain Supporters: Funders, Partners, Policymakers, Donors, Volunteers
All These Benefits Support the Long-Term Sustainability of Your Programs and the Field
DIW2023 Toolkits & Resources
You have a lot going on. We’re here to help! Check out our tip sheets, checklists, templates, and other tools.
DIW2023 Essentials
DIW2023 Calendar
DIW2023 Title Graphic
DIW2023 General Messaging
Email Outreach Template
DIW2023 Slide Deck
Digital Inclusion Event Toolkits
Event Tips & Checklist
Computer Skills Training Workshop
ACP Outreach Resources
Internet Enrollment Event
Technology Devices Donation Drive
Social Media Toolkit
#DIW2023
Downloadable Graphics
Customizable Canva Graphics
Copy & Paste Social Media Posts
Advocacy & Actions for Elected Officials
Elected Officials Outreach Email Template
Proclamation & Bridge Light Up Template
Tips for Engaging Elected Officials
ACP Advocacy Toolkit
PR & Press Outreach Toolkits
DIW2023 Media Advisory Template
DIW2023 Press Release Template
Tips for Media Coverage for DIW Efforts
NDIA’s Digital Inclusion Week Events
Monday, Oct. 2
2-3 p.m. ET
Digital Inclusion
101
Learn the essentials.
Start taking action!
Tuesday, Oct. 3
12-1:15 p.m. ET
Building for Digital Equity
Presented by
ILSR & NDIA
Tuesday, Oct. 3
3-4 p.m. ET
Telling Your Digital Inclusion Story
Presented by NDIA & Network:On
Wednesday, Oct. 4
2-3 p.m. ET
Digital Inclusion 102
Presented by NDIA & Metropolitan New York Library Council
Thursday, Oct. 5
2-3 p.m. ET
Digital Navigators Building Connected Communities
Presented by NDIA
Thanks to Digital Inclusion Week 2023 Sponsors!
Premiere Sponsors
Megabyte Sponsors
This is the largest spotlight for digital equity throughout the year, with widespread visibility driven by events, media coverage, and local government leaders. Please join us October 2-6, 2023 to publicly demonstrate your company’s support for digital inclusion nationwide. Click below for sponsorship options and contact Regina Cooper Benjamin, NDIA Deputy Director, [email protected], for more information.
Thanks to the Digital Inclusion Week 2023 National Committee
Co-Chairs: Oneisha Freeman of Georgia Technology Authority and Jess Ross of Austin Free-Net
Adrienne Pickett and Aneta T Lee of University of Illinois Office of Broadband, Anisha Dasgupta & Shomik Sen of YourTechQ, Cheri Pierre of Computers 2 Kids, Crystal Yamasaki of Crystal Clear Communications/Digital Equity Hawai’i, Ilana Lowery of Common Sense Media, Jason Inofuentes of Albemarle County Broadband, Jerry Yamashita of World Education, Jiselle Halfmoon of Cayuse Native Solutions, Lauren Cotter of Community Tech Network, Lurleen D McNair of Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Molly Sherman of Carroll Technology & Innovation Council, Natali Betancur of the Center for Digital Equity at Queens University of Charlotte, Ricky Santiago of Louisville Metro Government, and Veatrice Farrell of the Community Foundation Tampa Bay