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1seattle.gov/tech/tmf
• Basics
• Digital Equity
• Program goals
• Application
• Timeline
• Match
• Review criteria
Funded by cable fees & WA state broadband grant
$470,000
Grants up to $30,000
Approx. 22-25 grants
Deadline: March 19th
Reimbursements
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Home Internet: 93K residents (15%) no home access. % even higher for immigrant refugee families
Education: 43% adults without a high school degree don’t use the Internet vs. 5% of college grads
Income: Lowest income residents (<20K) are 25% less likely to use Internet than those earning >100K
3seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Race & Ethnicity: API and African Americans 20% less likely to go online for health & medical info
Age & Participation: 45% of computer uses over 65 are not comfortable with email attachments
Disabilities & Mobility: Disabled residents are 14% less likely to own a mobile device
4seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Connect populations that have limited access to technology
Empower residents with digital literacy skills Employment
Education
Access to essential online services
Build capacity for diverse communities to use technology for civic participation
5seattle.gov/tech/tmf
6seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Steps
Register atWebgrants.seattle.gov
Draft your application (on word or on Webgrants)
Complete filling out your application on Webgrants and adding attachments
Submit your application by March 19th
7seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Click to Register
½ to 1 match requirement
In-kind match
Cash match
Volunteer time $20/hr or professional rate
Support goals of the project
Cannot all come from an institution - 25% from the community
8seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Meets Program Goals (0 - 20 points)
Budget (0 - 20 Points)
Project Clarity (0 - 20 Points)
Community Participation (0 - 15 Points)
Community Benefit (0 - 15 Points)
Evaluation (0 – 10 Points)
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CTTAB – Citizens’ Telecommunications and Technology Advisory Board
Rating based on set criteria
Recommend funding awards to City Council and the Mayor
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Step Date
Draft ApplicationReview
Ongoing
Application Deadline March 19th
Award Notification Mid May
City Council Approval July
Contracting August – Sept
Project Implementation Sept, 2015 – Aug, 2016
11seattle.gov/tech/tmf
Get Started Early
Review the Guidelines
Questions? Contact us:
◦ David Keyes, Manager Community Tech [email protected]
◦ Delia Burke, TMF Manager [email protected], 233-2751
◦ Vicky Yuki, Education & Outreach [email protected], 233-7877
◦ Derrick Hall, Technical Support, [email protected]
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