Our Project Team has completed Community Network Construction and Operation, Internet Advocacy and Digital Literacy Training, Technology Skills Training, Community Development and Emergency Communications for decades
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Digital Divide Partners has worked in community technology for over 10 years
Digital Divide Partners:
Digital Divide Partners
The
Internet Society (ISOC) New York Chapter
has partnered with the Manhattan North Training Project to help bring FREE Internet access to all of the public housing residents in the Manhattan North District.
ISOC-NY brings a breadth of experience in community networks, digital literacy and technology resources to this Project.
The Internet Society Foundation has provided funding to the local ISOC-NY Chapter to build out the Digital Divide Partner Streaming Community Radio Station in Central Harlem. This funding has been instrumental in providing critical digital communications platforms during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in Harlem.
The Smart Community Initiative is a not-for-profit organization that provides consultation and technical resources to community organizations, resident associations and other community-based not-for-profit groups to advance the use of digital and broadband communications technology to connect, protect, and improve the lives of everyone in our communities.
The WHCR Emergency Broadcast Team (WEBT) is a collaboration of WHCR 90.3 FM and Digital Divide Partners. WEBT has been providing emergency communications services to the Harlem community since shortly after Superstorm Sandy (2012), when the team was formed to deliver community-focused emergency information utilizing WHCR 90.3FM and its FCC-licensed mobile radio network. WEBT also trains community members in the operation of mobile radio networks and other alternative emergency communications platforms.
The Harlem Emergency and Information Network is an organization that provides emergency communications and preparedness services to the Harlem community. HEN also works with the MNB Project to train our mobile operators in emergency communication procedures and protocols. HEN collaborates with the WHCR Emergency Broadcast Team to operate a mobile radio emergency communications network of emergency responders.
Giving a Voice to the Voiceless as we Inform and Educate Each Other