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Find similar grantsThis program provides funding and storytelling support to local nonprofits, media organizations, and libraries in Cook County, Illinois.
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Digital Equity IMPACT Small Grants Program is sponsored by City Bureau and Cook County's Digital Equity Initiative. This program provides funding and storytelling support to local nonprofits, media organizations, and libraries in Cook County, Illinois, to expand internet access, improve digital literacy, and boost community engagement efforts to make digital skills accessible to everyone. One funded project specifically mentions building digital skills while celebrating Black heritage through emerging technology.
Digital Equity IMPACT Small Grants Program (Cook County, IL) is sponsored by City Bureau and Cook County's Digital Equity Initiative. This program provides funding and storytelling support to local nonprofits, local media, and libraries in Cook County, Illinois. These grants help expand internet access, boost digital literacy, and amplify community voices to drive lasting change. The program supports organizations working to improve access to the internet, technology, and digital literacy resources.
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