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Digital Equity Grant Program - Track 2: Statewide Digital Equity Initiatives is sponsored by California Department of Technology (CDT). This track supports ecosystem-building and ongoing planning, statewide capacity-building for partners to serve specified Covered Populations or Outcome Areas, and statewide innovative projects or solutions in alignment with the State's Digital Equity Plan.
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Digital Equity Grant Program - Track 2: Statewide Digital Equity Initiatives is funded by California Department of Technology (CDT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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