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Digital Equity Ecosystems: How Community Coalitions Reduce Inequality and Strengthen Democracy

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Management number 232051587 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price US$10.33 Model Number 232051587
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Digital Equity Ecosystems introduces readers to the groundswell of community coalitions that work to alleviate technological inequity and social injustice. Through a comprehensive review of theories and concepts across the fields of information, communication, technology, and public health studies, Colin Rhinesmith reveals how the digital equity ecosystems framework is essential for addressing urgent digital inequalities. Investigating five original case studies of digital equity ecosystems across the United States, Rhinesmith shows how community coalitions serve as vital infrastructure to tackle digital inequality and strengthen democracy. By focusing on these ecosystems as sites for community engagement, civic participation, and social justice organizing, this book helps us make sense of the current moment, arguing that it is crucial to bridge both the digital divide and other social divides more broadly at a time when democracies are in decline worldwide. Read more

ISBN10 0520403711
ISBN13 978-0520403710
Edition First Edition
Language English
Publisher University of California Press
Dimensions 6 x 0.58 x 9 inches
Item Weight 10.4 ounces
Print length 231 pages
Publication date June 9, 2026

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