It has been a landmark year for federal infrastructure policy, and no sector experienced a more significant shift in Washington’s attention than broadband. Now, as the historic Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) reaches its one-year anniversary, it’s important to take stock of how the law’s broadband policies are impacting communities across the country.
On Thursday, December 15, Brookings Metro will host an event examining IIJA’s major policy programs, its progress in addressing the digital divide, and what states, local governments, and their private and civic counterparts can do to deliver universal broadband access and adoption.
Online viewers can submit questions by emailing [email protected] or tweeting @BrookingsMetro using #StateofBroadband.
If you are attending in person, Brookings requires all staff and visitors to show proof that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 via vaccines approved by the FDA or WHO. After submitting your registration, please proceed to the provided link on the confirmation page to complete the registration process by verifying your vaccination information.
Agenda
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December 15
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Opening Remarks
David Don Senior Vice President for Public Policy - Comcast -
Panel Discussion
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