WIA Partners with HBCUs to Connect Minority Communities with Careers in Broadband

ARLINGTON, Va. – As a national leader in developing the broadband workforce, the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) is proud to announce it has launched a new Connecting Minority Communities Apprenticeship Consortium (CMCAC) with three HBCUs: Central State University, Tennessee State University, and Virginia State University. Apprenticeships are a proven model for building a highly skilled

Crowdsourced data reveals depth of U.S. Digital Divide

By Weplan Analytics Continued investment in network infrastructure is crucial to bridging the Digital Divide and ensuring seamless connectivity for all users regardless of their geographic location. Leveraging data from crowdsourcing in five key parameters, Weplan Analytics delved into the Digital Divide between urban and rural environments by examining the correlation between population density and

Permitting Progress: The Time Is Now!

By Karmen Rajamani, Vice President, Government Affairs, WIA As we wrap up Permitting Month, it is exciting to see the real momentum around permitting reform in the US. There is action at federal, state, and municipal levels aiming to bring reliable, affordable, innovative broadband to all Americans. It feels like we’re all working together to