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Digital Equity Capacity Grant Program (2026) is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce (funded by Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program and Digital Equity Capacity Grant Program). This program aims to advance Washington's Digital Equity Plan by promoting digital literacy and increasing consumer privacy, cybersecurity, and digital literacy.
It supports efforts to enhance digital equity by creating a Broadband Cybersecurity Literacy Program and developing advanced cybersecurity curricula that can be incorporated into existing digital literacy training.
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Digital Equity Capacity Grant Program (2026) is funded by Washington State Department of Commerce (funded by Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program and Digital Equity Capacity Grant Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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