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Digital Asset Map

Find free public Wi-Fi locations across Los Angeles, including libraries, parks, and other community spaces.

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Digital Asset Map
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Enter your ZIP code to find affordable internet and computer offers, and digital skills training resources in your area. This tool is powered by EveryoneOn.

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Crenshaw Corridor WiFi Access

The Community Connectivity initiative brings free, public Wi-Fi to the Crenshaw Corridor through partnerships with the Bureau of Street Lighting and Destination Crenshaw.

Learn more about how to access wifi in the Crenshaw Corridor.

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Crenshaw Corridor WiFi Access
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Find low-cost devices, affordable internet options, and tech support through Human-I-T.

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PCs for People

Find low-cost computers and affordable internet service, plus tech support, through PCs for People.

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Everyone On is a national nonprofit that connects under-resourced communities to affordable internet and computers, trains individuals and organizations on digital skills and resources, and advances fair and just policies. Since 2012, we have connected 2 million people to the internet, provided 10,000+ computers, and trained 6,000+ individuals in digital skills since 2020. We design high-impact, community-centered programs replicated nationwide through strategic partnerships with government, corporations and nonprofits, with a focus on the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Central Valley, California; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We envision a society where every individual has equal access to technology—expanding their potential and creating a more connected and thriving world. Find more information on https://www.everyoneon.org/.