Google Canada commits $2.7 million to online safety & digital skills training for Indigenous communities
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Monday, October 3, 2022
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ComIT's Recoding Futures program was created in 2020 with the support of Google.org to provide IT training to Indigenous learners across Canada.
Key Points:
- ComIT's Recoding Futures program was created in 2020 with the support of Google.org to provide IT training to Indigenous learners across Canada.
- Google is also announcing new grants from Google.org to support online safety and efforts to combat disinformation among underserved communities.
- "As the digital economy expands, we're also continuing to commit to Canada's future, including digital skills development, supporting online safety, and combatting disinformation."
- Their vision is that all Canadians have the critical thinking skills to engage with digital media as active and informed digital citizens.