Digital Justice & Civic Innovation: Case Study - Red Hook Wifi
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| Title | Digital Justice & Civic Innovation: Case Study - Red Hook Wifi |
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| Number of Parts | 14 |
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| Production Year | 2014 |
| Production Place | Washington, DC |
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| Abstract | Community-led efforts to close the digital divide and address digital justice issues, such as Red Hook WiFi, can generate economic opportunity, facilitate access to essential services and improve quality of life in communities. Understanding the ecosystem of our neighborhoods and cities and the relationships to technology and data is essential to this process. This talk will focus on how communities are using data, technology and community outreach to build resilient communities, provide access and open governance systems. |
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