Out of an abundance of caution, CNHED will continue to conduct our annual advocacy events virtually this year. We plan to resume our traditional, in-person advocacy engagements next budget season. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Our Goal

Join us on Friday, June 18, as CNHED, our members and advocates urge the DC Council to make affordable housing and community economic development programs a priority in the FY2022 Budget, and fully-fund critical programs for the under-resourced communities in the District who were disproportionality impacted by COVID-19.

Don't Forget to Sign the Digital Equity Petition

The digital divide in Washington D.C. is hurting our people, especially low-income and Black and Brown residents. While the digital divide is not a new issue, Covid-19 has widened the gap and shown that the internet, access to computers, and digital literacy training are necessary for full participation in our society and democracy.

Do you stand with CNHED, Byte Back, and other partners demanding digital equity in Washington D.C? Do you believe that everyone in D.C., regardless of race and socioeconomic status, deserves access to high-speed internet, devices, and digital literacy training?

If so, call for Mayor Bowser and the DC Council to support digital equity now by funding digital skills training, affordable high speed internet, and technology.