American Baptist Theological Seminary

The American Baptist College (ABC) Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program project aims to improve the technological capabilities of American Baptist College, identify the “Digital Deserts” in a 15-mile radius of the college, aid those communities, and improve the technological services provided to students at American Baptist College and to many others in the surrounding area. The project will allow for an increase in developed technologies for proper usage and will help to mediate and eradicate what are known as “Digital Deserts” or “Dead Zones” in the anchor communities.

Tennessee

$2,992,248
Funding Total

Classroom Technology Upgrades; Community Technology Hub/Upgrade; Cybersecurity; Digital Literacy Skills; Workforce Training/Economic Growth
Type of Project

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Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program