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Revision as of 09:30, 25 December 2018

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Freedom Rings Partnership is comprised of grassroots organizations, government, and universities bringing internet access, training and technology to communities citywide.

The Freedom Rings Partnership will:

  • Establish 77 public computer centers
  • Provide over 200,000 hours of hands-on training to 15,000 people at over 130 training locations citywide
  • Distribute over 5,000 computers to public housing residents
  • Generate 5,000 new broadband household subscribers and 50 small business subscribers

Where can I find a location?

Trainings will be offered at 130 locations citywide and we will be opening 78 Freedom Rings Computing Centers, primarily in North, South and West Philadelphia neighborhoods.

How can I find out more?

Call 311 or the Freedom Rings Partnership Hotline at (215) 851-1990. Make sure to register at http://www.freedomringspartnership.com/ to receive emails about upcoming trainings and the openings of Freedom Rings Computing Centers.

Calendar of Events

See Philly Keyspots