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Join Us in Gila River Indian Community

Net Inclusion is an opportunity to gain digital equity insights, ignite change, and amplify your impact in the digital inclusion movement.

The Net Inclusion conference has been a staple in the digital inclusion community since 2016, bringing hundreds of practitioners, advocates, academics, internet service providers, and policymakers together to share their knowledge and discuss:

  • Local, state, Tribal, and federal policies impacting digital equity
  • Digital inclusion best practices from across the country, including new sessions on AI and digital equity, rural and Tribal outreach, and securing funding for sustainability
  • Digital inclusion programming, including the latest on digital navigators, digital health equity, accessibility, serving diverse populations, and community-centered work

Net Inclusion 2024 was our largest conference yet, and 2025 promises to break all those records.

Registration is Open!

Sponsor Net Inclusion!

Registration Costs

NDIA A+ Members receive a 15% discount on Registration

Full Conference
Early Bird

(Aug. 5 – Nov. 4)
Full Conference
Regular

(Nov. 5 – Mar. 31)
Full Conference
Late

(Apr. 1 – May 9)
Nonprofit/Gov’t $455$535$695
For-profit$881$979$1,272

At a Glance

Day 1: May 20

7:30 Registration & Breakfast
9:00 Welcome Plenary
10:00 Break
10:30 Breakout Sessions
12:00 Lunch
12:30 Lunch Plenary
1:00 Workshops
5:00 Wrap-Up

Day 2: May 21

7:30 Registration & Breakfast
9:00 Welcome Plenary
10:00 Break
10:30 Breakout Sessions
11:30 Lunch
12:00 Lunch Plenary
1:00 Breakout Sessions
2:00 Digital Equity Champion Awards
3:00 Breakout Sessions
4:00 Wrap-Up

Day 3: May 22

8:00 Registration & Breakfast
9:00 Welcome Plenary
10:15 Break
10:30 Breakout Sessions
11:30 Conference Ends
12:00 Site Tours with Lunch*

*(registration add-on)

Conference & Hotel Location

Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass
5594 W Wild Horse Pass Blvd
Phoenix, AZ 85226

 

*Important Note: The government rate listed is subject to change to meet the 2025 rate once published.

Lightning Rounds

Lightning Rounds offer a dynamic platform for sharing innovative ideas and insights within the digital inclusion community. Each speaker will have 3 minutes to deliver a compelling presentation, limited to 5 slides. Apply by March 07!

    Review NI 25 Policies and Information

    “On behalf of the Gila River Indian Community, I am absolutely thrilled to welcome the National Digital Inclusion Alliance to our ancestral homelands for Net Inclusion 2025. We are honored to make history as the first tribal community to host Net Inclusion, the premier national conference on digital equity. Next year’s event is anticipated to be the largest digital equity conference ever!

    I believe NDIA is committed to supporting indigenous communities nationwide, as demonstrated with the launch of its ‘Seven Star Communities’ program, which shines a spotlight on successful digital inclusion efforts within Native communities. We are proud to be at the forefront of this movement with our Fiber-to-the-Home broadband network, our long-standing CTC Lab, the new Digital Connect Initiative, and our commitment to STEM education in GRIC schools. 

    To all who attend NI25, I hope you enjoy your visit to Gila River and make meaningful connections during this historic occasion. Together, we will forge new paths toward digital equity. I look forward to a transformative and inspiring conference!”

    Stephen Roe Lewis
    Governor
    Gila River Indian Community

    Thanks to our Net Inclusion 2025 Sponsors!

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    “Net Inclusion is the premiere digital equity value-add for policymakers, advocates, researchers, evaluators, and community partners. It uniquely crafts conversations to counter broadband access and digital literacy gaps.  

    Simultaneously, it opens space for identifying community-centered metrics to reflect the humanity of those served. The conference is robust, energetic, and welcoming to diverse professionals ready to change lives.”

    Marvin L. Venay
    Chief Advocacy Officer
    Tech Goes Home