Dine College
Dine College’s CONNECT NAVAJO project aims to improve educational and economic opportunity on the Navajo Nation by improving internet access, providing more hardware, and investing in IT staff. This project will ensure that the Diné people can continue to reside in their homes on Navajo Nation and benefit from access to technology that helps them earn academic credentials and enter economically rewarding and personally fulfilling careers.
Arizona
$2,925,627
Funding Total
Funding Total
Classroom Technology Upgrades; Community Technology Hub/Upgrade; Digital Literacy Skills; Internships/Apprenticeships; Workforce Training/Economic Growth
Type of Project
Type of Project
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