The Harry Potter Alliance, an international non-profit whose mission is to turn fans into heroes, highlights the importance of stories and storytelling to drive “fan activism.”
About Janae Phillips
Janae Phillips is an engagement designer and youth advocate who wants to change the way we think about leadership education. She’s the Chapters Director at the Harry Potter Alliance, where she oversees the international Chapters Program and educational initiatives, including the ARG-based leadership conference Granger Leadership Academy. Born and raised in the Sonoran Desert, she holds an M.S. in Educational Technology from the University of Arizona. A museum nerd and proud Hufflepuff, you can find her most places online @janaeisms.Author Archive | Janae Phillips

The Harry Potter Alliance
LIVE WEBINAR: 1/11/17, 1 PM EST
Join us for an interactive discussion of digital inclusion and local government on Jan. 11, 2017, at 1 PM EST.
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Editor's Choice Links
- Benton Foundation's Digital Equity Planning in U.S. Cities
- Benton Foundation's Digital Inclusion and Meaningful Broadband Adoption Initiatives
- Connected Nation Policy Brief on FCC Lifeline Broadband Program: Frequently Asked Questions
- City of Seattle Digital Equity Initiative Action Plan
- IMLS Building Digital Communities: A Framework for Action
- NTIA Broadband Adoption Toolkit
- NDIA’s Definitions of Digital Inclusion & Digital Equity
- Pew Research Center’s Home Broadband 2015
Recent Submissions
- Introduction: Digital Inclusion Policies and Programs of Local Governments
- City of Austin Leads Coalition of Digital Inclusion Programs to Aid Implementation of Digital Inclusion Strategic Plan
- The City of Boston’s Broadband and Digital Equity Advocate: The First Twelve Months
- Facilitating Public-Private Partnerships for Digital Equity and Inclusion in Kansas City, Missouri
- In Portland, the Path to Digital Equity: Building Inclusion from the Ground Up
