Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Should the ability to easily access the internet be an affordable, regulated right or should it remain a privilege for those that have the money to pay for it?
The bipartisan “Internet for All” initiative is bringing $5.7 million to Kansas to expand broadband access. KMUW's Engage ICT convened virtually on April 11, 2023, to discuss the initiative and what it means for our residents. The panelists joining host Sarah Jane Crespo are:
- Jaime Nix, Wichita Public Library
- Jade Piros, Director of Broadband Development, Kansas Commerce
- Joseph Shepard, Lead for America
Learn more and take the Kansas Commerce Department survey at engageict.org.
Should the ability to easily access the internet be an affordable, regulated right or should it remain a privilege for those that have the money to pay for it?
The bipartisan “Internet for All” initiative is bringing $5.7 million to Kansas to expand broadband access. KMUW's Engage ICT convened virtually on April 11, 2023, to discuss the initiative and what it means for our residents. The panelists joining host Sarah Jane Crespo are:
- Jaime Nix, Wichita Public Library
- Jade Piros, Director of Broadband Development, Kansas Commerce
- Joseph Shepard, Lead for America
Learn more and take the Kansas Commerce Department survey at engageict.org.
