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Tuesday, September 18 • 11:10am - 12:00pm
Measuring City of Seattle’s progress on Digital Equity

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As communities plan for and implement broadband adoption and digital inclusion or digital equity plans, they also need to clarify intended outcomes and measure impacts. The City of Seattle envisions the city as a place where technology’s opportunities equitably empower all residents and communities - especially for those who are historically underserved or underrepresented. This talk will provide a model for digital equity indicators, sharing how the City partnered with the University of Washington Information School (iSchool) to create a theory of change and indicator framework for the City of Seattle Digital Equity Initiative. The overview will include background on the plan and how the City is using the indicator data.
Speakers
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David Keyes

Digital Equity Manager, City of Seattle Information Technology
David Keyes works at the intersection of information and communications technologies, race and social justice, and community capacity building. As manager of the City of Seattle’s Digital Equity Initiative he oversees strategic planning, policy and program evaluation. He was the... Read More →
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Stacey Wedlake

Research Coordinator, Technology and Social Change Group, University of Washington
Stacey is a research coordinator with the Technology & Social Change Group. Her research interests include understanding the affordances and limitations of using different types of devices to interact with the Internet and what technology skills and access people need to accomplish... Read More →

Tuesday September 18, 2018 11:10am - 12:00pm
Memorial Hall
  DATA TO ACTION, Cross-cutting
  • Presentation Format TALK (one of two talks in a 50 min. session)

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