ConnectingUS

Gabriel Tahy lives in the middle of Navajo Nation – surrounded by mesas and close to the family members who help him learn more about Navajo culture and traditions. But living on the reservation has meant sacrificing connectivity to the Internet.

Deanna Burnette never gave much thought to the quality of her Internet service. Then she moved to a new house in the middle of the pandemic with startlingly slow service.

The Internet for All initiative is more than just a connection program – it’s a jobs program. To connect everyone to affordable and reliable high-speed Internet service, we’re going to need thousands of new workers, from trenchers, technicians, and equipment operators, to electricians, engineers, and network architects.