“Digital literacy has been a key program area for Conexión Américas since 2016, but it has become an even greater priority for our organization over the past three years, as the continued growth of digital society has increased the risk of families becoming marginalized by the digital divide,” said Tara Lentz, Co-Executive Director, Conexión Américas. “This program will help our participants engage more fully with the community as a whole, and will support them as active, engaged partners in their children’s education.”

“Nashville has long been a place where people come to pursue their dreams of a brighter future,” said Tennessee state Sen. Jeff Yarbro. “While that’s true in the music business, it is also true for immigrants who come here seeking a better life for them and for their children. I’m excited about the work being done by Conexión Américas, and the impact this program will have for the families and for the community as a whole.”

“At AT&T, we are all about connecting people with each other, with the community and with opportunities,” said Kathy Sager, Regional Director of External Affairs, AT&T Tennessee. “Whether through technology or by supporting organizations such as Conexión Américas, we are committed to helping make Tennessee an even better place for everyone to live and work.”