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Opportunities and acknowledge that tribes have the capability of governments to oversee our own affairs. As we reach out to the federal government as a true partner we must continue to insist that the United States honors its trust responsibility to native peoples. Honoring its trust responsibilities means recognizing Indian Countrys Legal Authority to control its own destiny. It means respecting native peoples for who we are, not who others think we are. And it means modernizing the trust relat...

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Plus, Washington launched a digital equity dashboard, Kansas announced funding for digital literacy, a Center for Tribal Digital Sovereignty was launched, and more.

The Governors Office says these investments provide Kansans the digital literacy skills necessary to live, learn, work, and compete equitably in a technology-driven society.

Jade Piros de Carvalho, director of the Kansas Office of Broadband Development, says the

Kansas receives federal approval of framework for allocating $451 million in federal aid to expand home and business access to high-speed internet services. The post Federal agency approves Kansas’ framework for allocating $451 million in broadband funding appeared first on Kansas Reflector.

South Korea, a global leader in internet infrastructure, has emerged as a pioneer in addressing this economic disparity. The country boasts the worlds highest fiber-to-the-home adoption rate and cutting-edge 5G technology. This success can be attributed, in part, to a fair share distribution model that ensures Large Traffic Generators (LTGs) contribute equitably to network maintenance.

Governor Laura Kelly has announced that Kansas is receiving $8.2 million to begin implementing the Kansas Digital Equity (DE) Plan, which recently received federal approval.

Kansas received $8.2 million to implement the Digital Equity Plan, aiming to improve internet access and digital opportunity statewide. The plan includes training, affordable service plans, and access to broadband-ready devices. This approval marks progress toward universal online access for education, employment, healthcare, and social services, aligning with the broader five-year action plan.