
Preparing Your Computer for Donation
Whether you’re donating your device to a non-profit organization for use by community members in need or responsibly disposing of it via a licensed recycler,

Whether you’re donating your device to a non-profit organization for use by community members in need or responsibly disposing of it via a licensed recycler,

Over the past few installments, we published portions of the report, “Digital Inequalities, E-Waste, & Right-to-Repair,” by Dr. Amy Gonzales, as part of a blog

Over a period of three installments, we will be publishing portions of this report, “Digital Inequalities, E-Waste, & Right-to-Repair,” authored by Dr. Amy Gonzales, as
Right to repair is a movement dedicated to safeguarding the right of consumers to repair their devices, whether personally or with the help of a

This report highlights legislation from around the globe that informs personal ownership of computing devices. We published portions of the report, “Digital Inequalities, E-Waste, &
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Though the government has long played a key role in promoting internet and computing access, a review of U.S. and international legislation reveals an emphasis
With 1 million paid caregivers caring for 3 million children from birth to age five in home child care settings, there’s a major opportunity for

Businesses are embracing the green IT movement of making computer hardware and operations sustainable. Digitunity, as a national charity dedicated to closing the “digital divide,”

Having a computer and internet are increasingly essential for maintaining health and managing illness. Common uses of technology generally require devices, connectivity, applications, and digital