“Our view is talent and the possibility of being a changemaker doesn’t come in one form,” said President Obama to Voyagers, “it has to do with heart, grit, commitment, irreverence, and risk taking.”
The world needs empathetic leaders who can build bridges and bring people together. The Voyager Scholarship provides access to a network of global leaders and mentors to help tackle difficult problems within communities and across the globe, together.
If you are a current sophomore or community college transfer student ready to grow in your public service career, the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship application is open now. Learn more and see if you are eligible to become a Voyager: https://t.co/EQkEN0HAyO
@NCBroadband@AnnetteTaylorNC We appreciate the support of @NCBroadband in helping us connect thousands of residents in Chowan and Perquimans counties through state broadband funding! Thank you Deputy Secretary Annette Taylor for joining us!
National Online Learning Day highlights how access to computers and online skills can make a huge difference in people's lives. Use our free Tech Resource Finder to see NC organizations that offer computers, skills courses and free Wi-Fi.
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My team has been working hard to make sure every North Carolinian gets a reliable high-speed internet connection. We welcome your feedback on our draft BEAD Final Proposal and recommended awards for more NC high-speed internet projects. #broadband#northcarolina#BEAD
Today we announced three new leaders for the division- Maggie Woods as director of the Office of Digital Opportunity, Christina Strickland as chief deputy general counsel, and Dana Lee as deputy general counsel. They will help create a more connected NC.
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#WomensHistoryMonth celebrates the dedicated and inspiring women playing a vital role in the history, culture, and progress of our nation and state. Housed under DOA, the NC Council for Women advocates for and empowers women in North Carolina.
ICYMI @NCDIT recently made two announcements for more than $11M in high-speed internet projects to connect 3,121 homes and businesses in Cherokee, Clay, Haywood and Macon counties! Thanks to The Franklin Press for covering the first of several upcoming fiber project awards.
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.@NTIAgov approved our Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program Initial Proposal, which will provide $1.53 billion in funding. With these funds, we can continue to expand access to affordable, reliable high-speed internet throughout the state. https://t.co/Z6mqj6K6dn