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This episode covers the digital divide in South Carolina, and explores the importance of broadband, equitable access to high-speed internet, and digital literacy in order to build a resilient community. Regular contributors are joined by Jim Stritzger, director of the state Broadband Office, and Phyllis Martin, CEO of the Tri-County Cradle to Career Collaborative. For more on this episode and our work, visit elevatED4SC.com. Find us on Twitter and Facebook @ElevatED4SC.
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Producer: Reba Campbell
Assistant producer: Sophie Bello
Studio manager and editor: Britt Hogg
Broadcast consultant: Randy Covington
Music: Beauty Flow by Kevin MacLeod. View license here.
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