NYC vows to equip family shelters with Wi-Fi. Homeless advocates say the investment is overdue.
The pandemic exacerbated internet access issues, as more children relied on Wi-Fi to participate in remote schooling.
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The pandemic exacerbated internet access issues, as more children relied on Wi-Fi to participate in remote schooling.
When Eve Stotland called up organizations that manage homeless shelters this summer to find out how remote learning was going for students who lack permanent housing, she got the same answer from just about everyone.