For years, conversations about the digital divide largely centered around one question: Who has access to technology? That question still matters. But today, it isn't enough. Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace. Healthcare systems increasingly rely on patient portals and telehealth. Employers recruit and accept applications online. Schools communicate through digital platforms. Public benefits require online navigation. Neighborhood organizations depend on websi

Community communication is more than sharing announcements. When residents can easily find information, stay informed about neighborhood decisions, and discover ways to participate, digital communication becomes part of the infrastructure of a thriving community. That idea has guided Revive Black®'s partnership with the Bond Hill Community Council as we work together to strengthen how the neighborhood communicates and connects with residents. Building a Stronger Digital Found

Digital transformation doesn't always begin with new technology. Sometimes, it begins with helping a community organization make better use of the tools it already has. Through our partnership with the Roselawn Community Council, Revive Black® has worked to strengthen both sides of digital equity: helping the organization improve its digital infrastructure while helping community leaders build the confidence and skills to manage that infrastructure themselves. Making Communit