About the
Event

Join us on June 19, 2024, for the inaugural Juneteenth National Digital Equity Bible Study, an event dedicated to fostering digital equity and literacy within the Black community.

This pivotal event will occur at the Greater Grace: Temple of David in Detroit, Michigan, and simultaneously streamed online via Zoom, ensuring accessible participation from coast to coast.

Event Highlights:

Educational Workshops: Learn about critical funding opportunities coming to states this fall to help end the digital divide.
Leadership Speeches: Gain insights from a keynote address by renowned Black national Faith Leader Rev. Dr. Renita J. Weems.
Music and Cultural Celebrations: Experience uplifting musical performances that embody the spirit of Juneteenth and the drive towards a digitally inclusive future.
Interactive Sessions: Participate in in-person and virtual workshops led by the White House State Broadband leaders, NTIA FPOs, and FCC leadership, offering a platform to voice your feedback on digital equity processes.

This video highlights the power of Black Churches to politically organize Black Communities.

This video highlights the power of Black Churches to organize to end the digital divide.

CHURCH HOST

Bishop Charles H. Ellis III

Senior Pastor of Greater Grace Temple

Greater Grace Temple of David

23500 W. Seven Mile Rd
Detroit, MI 48219

The 2024 Juneteenth National Digital Equity Bible Study features an impressive lineup of speakers and invited guests, each with insights and expertise to help foster discussions about digital equity. This gathering will bring together key influencers from various sectors, including faith, technology, education, and government, all committed to advancing digital inclusion.

Invited Speakers

Dr. Fallon Wilson

Bishop Charles H. Ellis III

Rev. Dr. Renita Weems

Phillip Holloway

Rev. Dr. Louis Threatt

Dr. Jeanine Abrams McLean

Robert Branson

Rev. William Lamar IV

Program
Overview

This event, dedicated to advancing digital equity and literacy within the Black community, features educational workshops on critical funding opportunities, an inspiring keynote by Rev. Dr. Renita J. Weems, uplifting musical performances in the spirit of Juneteenth, and interactive sessions with leadership from the White House State Broadband Initiative, NTIA FPOs, and FCC. Whether in-person or online, come be part of a transformative day aimed at fostering a digitally inclusive future.