Nonprofit offers free internet access to help close digital divide for South LA students

ByMarc Cota-Robles

Friday, January 29, 2021

Nonprofit helping close the digital divide for South LA students

A nonprofit is setting the goal of providing internet to 1,000 South L.A. families for 1,000 days to help bridge the digital divide during coronavirus pandemic.

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