HUD’s Office of Public and Indian Housing is sponsoring a 3-day virtual summit on timely digital inclusion topics for ConnectHomeUSA (CHUSA) communities, public housing authorities (PHAs), tribes, multifamily housing owners and operators, public-private stakeholders, and anyone interested in digital inclusion. Participants will hear from a wide range of organizations, from federal agencies tasked with administering new broadband funding programs, private-sector stakeholders who will provide updates about their programs, to CHUSA communities that have innovative programs to share!
The summit will feature training webinars and breakout sessions which will allow participants to engage directly with speakers and leave with tools for continued growth. Learn more about ConnectHomeUSA.
At the conclusion of the summit, participants will be able to:
This summit is intended for CHUSA communities, other PHA staff, tribes, and public-private stakeholders interested in bridging the digital divide through affordable broadband service, devices, and digital literacy training.
Keynote Address by HUD Leadership
Enrolling Residents in the Affordable Connectivity Program
Two Strategies to Enhance Broadband Adoption: Digital Navigators & Telehealth Programs
Connecting to the New Federal Funding for Broadband
Engaging Your State Broadband Leaders
Regional Swap: CHUSA Best Practices from Other Regions
Tools to Support Grant Applications with Microsoft & Purdue’s Center for Regional Development
ACP Q&A with CHUSA Stakeholder Internet Service Providers
Success Stories in Rural, Suburban, Tribal, & Urban Communities & Looking Ahead
**Please note that agenda sessions may be subject to change.
Registering will automatically register participants for all sessions in the summit. You must have a HUD Exchange account to register. Follow these instructions for registering.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)