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WASHINGTON -- Making online learning more available and accessible to low-income working adults was the focus of a Capitol Hill briefing sponsored by the Communications Workers of America, the Alliance for Digital Equality, and the Alliance for Public Technology.

WASHINGTON -- Making online learning more available and accessible to low-income working adults is the focus of a Capitol Hill briefing on May 18 sponsored by the Communications Workers of America, the Alliance for Digital Equality, and the Alliance for Public Technology.

Current organizational members include Alliance for Public Technology, Alliance For Retired Americans, American Association Of People With Disabilities, American Council of the Blind, California Alliance of Retired Americans, Consumer Action, Latino Issues Forum, League Of United Latin American Citizens, Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition, National Association Of The Deaf, National Consumers League, National Grange, National Hispanic Council on Aging, National Native American Chamber of Commerce, Pennsylvania Alliance of Retired Americans, The Seniors Coalition, Utility Consumer Action Network, Virginia Citizen's Consumer Council and World Institute On Disability.