Opportunity Broadband

Opportunity Broadband

Opportunity Broadband is an alliance of nonprofit, academic, philanthropic, public-interest, and corporate partners committed to helping communities across the country use the nation’s investment in universal, affordable broadband access to build more inclusive and dynamic economies.

Together, we are working to leverage the critical moment for broadband policy with strong bipartisan support nationwide, to make good on the promise of broadband access for our communities, economies, and citizens.

Current members of Opportunity Broadband are Association of American Medical Colleges, Center on Rural Innovation, College Board, Digital Promise, FUSE Corps, Heartland Forward, The James H. and Mary B. Quello Center at Michigan State University, Jobs for the Future, National Association of Community Health Centers, National Birth Equity Collaborative, The Pew Charitable Trusts, ProMedica, Small Business Majority, United Spinal Association, Texas 2036, and the XR Association.

Networks of communication and fiber-optics over city skyline
Networks of communication and fiber-optics over city skyline
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The Pew Charitable Trusts Launches Opportunity Broadband

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The Pew Charitable Trusts today launched Opportunity Broadband—an alliance of 12 companies, associations, and nonprofit organizations across the country working to ensure that our nation’s investment in universal, affordable broadband access strengthens communities and promotes equal participation in the economy.

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Our Partners

  • AAMC
  • Center on Rural Innovation
  • College Board
  • Digital Promise
  • Fuse Corps
  • Heartland Forward
  • The James H.and Mary B.Quello Center
  • Jobs for the Future
  • National Association of Community Health Centers
  • National Birth Equity Collaborative
  • Promedica
  • The Pew Charitable Trusts
  • Small Business Majority
  • Texas 2036
  • United Spinal Association
  • XR Association