Tech Goes Home

TGH CEO Dahlia Bousaid Cox recently wrote in the Boston Business Journal about the rise of AI, why it's essential to ensure no one is left behind in this latest digital revolution, and how we can make that possible. Check it out:

AI risks widening digital divide unless developers prioritize equity now, CEO warns - Boston Business Journal Tech Goes Home CEO: AI risks widening Mass. digital divide

Please join us in welcoming TGH’s newest board member, Daniel Enríquez Vidaña ! Daniel is a powerhouse in the nonprofit and tech sectors, bringing decades of lived and professional experience to our esteemed Board. As Executive Director of , a nonprofit dedicated to helping immigrant youth reach academic, career, and personal success, Daniel is driven by the belief that every immigrant student deserves the opportunity to define their future. That includes having the digital tools, access, and skills necessary to thrive in today’s world. Welcome to the TGH team, Daniel!

A big congratulations to more than a dozen TGH graduates who participated in digital skills courses facilitated by our valued partners at ! Each graduate completed 15 hours of coursework taught in English and Spanish and is going home with a laptop or tablet, along with a hotspot and free internet for the next year, so they can continue to build their skills and confidence interacting with the digital world. We can't wait to see what their next chapter will be!

TOMORROW, TGH is at ! Our very own Dahlia Bousaid Cox will join Dan (April) Feng, Jeffrey Abramowitz, Caitlin Schubert, and Devyn Greenberg to discuss and unpack an exciting partnership with corrections agencies and the work of helping incarcerated individuals gain vital digital skills.

Also, TGH's Mariette Ayala, Ph.D. will participate in an engaging discussion about best practices for teaching digital skills to adults.

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