While most Americans take Internet access for granted—using it for work, entertainment, and communication—nearly 30% of the population have no home broadband access. Forced to rely on restricted wireless networks and public hotspots in fast food restaurants, this segment of the population is faced with a seemingly insurmountable obstacle to professional and financial stability.

In cities across the country, Comcast and its community partners have provided support for free digital literacy training and education for more than 1.6 million people.

However, Comcast has taken enormous steps to bridge this digital divide. Its Internet Essentials program has provided over 350,000 families with reliable broadband access. But outfitting homes with Internet access is only one step in righting this disparity. In cities across the country, Comcast and its community partners have provided support for free digital literacy training and education for more than 1.6 million people.

The Internet has become an essential tool in professional and academic settings, a means to access government services, and resource for those looking or applying for jobs. While the barriers to universal adoption will always remain, Comcast—through grassroots partnerships with community institutions—is bringing the necessary resources and infrastructure to empower millions of people across the country.

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