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Digital Access for All Idahoans Plan – Idaho Commission for Libraries Digital Access for All Idahoans Notice: Digital Access for All Idahoans Implementation Cancelled As of May 9, 2025, the ICfL has discontinued all grants and statewide programs dedicated to helping Idahoans connect with information and communication technologies.
This is due to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) terminating awards to all the states and territories. We encourage you to check out the projects and services below. T he Digital Access for All Idahoans (DAAI) plan supports all Idahoans in thriving online, providing resources and opportunities to help Idahoans connect with information and communication technologies.
State Digital Access Initiatives Free access to online learning tools to increase digital skills. Idaho Talking Book Service Free audiobook library service for Idahoans unable to read standard print Idaho Talking Book Service Order free marketing materials for Idaho Digital Skills and Idaho Talking Book Service! Locate organizations providing digital access resources to local communities across Idaho.
These workbooks are designed to help communities throughout Idaho form digital access teams and start digital skills education programs. Digital Resources Newsletter The Digital Resources Newsletter provides information on events, training, and featured resources. Don’t miss it!
Past Event Recordings & Resources Community Coalition Call: Creating an Ethical AI Framework - 6. 25. 26 What does “Investigate the evidence” mean in the SIFT for AI proposal Principle to Practice Framework Mapping Worksheet If you would like to share a cool resource or service you provide at an upcoming call, you can fill out the form !
Community Coalition Call: Older Adults & Technology - 3. 26. 26 If you would like to share a cool resource or service you provide at an upcoming call, you can fill out the form !
OATS : If you’re interested in licensing, you can reach out to Ryan Kawamoto. Ryan is the regional program manager with Senior Planet and OATS. Ryan’s contact information is rkawamoto@oats.
org or (650) 460-9123. Community Coalition Call: Digital Navigation and Skills - 12. 4.
25 Community Coalition Call: Workforce and Business Support Resources - 9. 24. 25 Community Coalition Call: Listening Session - 7.
16. 25 7-16-2025 Listening Session (PDF) October 29, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm MDT December 3, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm MST Digital Access Community Coalition Call December 10, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm MST Digital Access for All Idahoans Plan Overview Idaho’s first 5-year, statewide digital access plan was approved by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) in February 2024.
The Digital Access for All Idahoans (DAAI) plan, along with the resources outlined on this page, aims to ensure Idahoans have access to information and communication technology vital for life in the 21st century. Many Idahoans face barriers to digital access at a time when internet use is increasingly vital to the ability to thrive in every aspect of life like access to health care, education, business, and government services.
The DAAI plan documents pervasive barriers to digital access and proposes a visionary strategy to end digital access divides that prevent many Idahoans from accessing crucial technology. The DAAI plan will increase broadband affordability for Idahoans, as well as improve digital skills, cybersecurity awareness, access to devices, technical support, and access to public services.
Some Idahoans must surmount especially steep barriers to digital access due to membership in groups that have traditionally been excluded from the benefits of technological advances, like rural residents, veterans, or older adults. The DAAI plan includes data on eight groups and considers the unique barriers and solutions for each. Digital Skills Library Consultant Email Chelsea / 208-639-4175
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Subgrantees in Idaho enhancing digital access programs tailored for populations vulnerable to digital exclusion. Subgrantees are required to engage individuals from eight designated populations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000 - $150,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Digital Access for All Idahoans (DAAI) Grant is funded by Idaho Commission for Libraries (ICfL). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Idaho. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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