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ACA Connects offers educational webinars for its members by providing expert-led sessions on regulatory updates and more. If you missed a live webinar or simply need to review, all past webinars can be found on our events page.
Through self-funded initiatives as well as participation in government programs, ACA Connects Members are helping to ensure that all households in their communities can enjoy the benefits of broadband, regardless of income.
The series underscores the importance of letting ACAC Members explain local market challenges in their own voice, allowing them to connect with regulators and lawmakers in a personal and authentic way.
ACA Connects is pleased to join with Education Super Highway in supporting the K-12 Bridge to Broadband Program, a new initiative to help connect students to broadband for remote learning.
The Affordable Connectivity Program is an FCC program to help households struggling to pay for internet service during the pandemic. This new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, and virtual classrooms.
ACA Connects is an active participant in the legislative and regulatory process in Washington, D.C. The activities of ACA Connects and its Members are covered extensively by the media – print, electronic and digital.
ACA Connects Members are an important part of their communities. In addition to delivering reliable and affordable video and broadband services, they often lead initiatives that provide a helping hand to their neighbors and friends.
ICN is an all-digital magazine created by ACA Connects with content specifically curated for ACA Connects Members, including articles from ACA Connects Leaders, ACA Connects Member stories, insightful information from current Associate Members, and more.
Attachment: 160414 Joint Assn Letter re HR 2666 (FINAL)