All4Ed

Digital Literacy Community Engagement Grants help Digital Navigators design and lead digital literacy experiences for students, families, and community members using trusted resources and local leadership.

The application invites proposals for digital literacy projects at schools or in communities. The grant program supports Digital Navigators in creating learning experiences using resources from AT&T ScreenReady, The Achievery, and All4Ed.

The page says families need trusted guidance on screen time, social media, online safety, digital citizenship, and artificial intelligence as technology changes how young people learn, connect, and communicate.

The page describes direct assistance for K-12 district executive teams and schools and notes challenges including budget cuts, teacher shortages, and political pressures.

Digital literacy includes the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using digital information and communication. Digital Navigators can use free workshops and resources to help families strengthen these skills.

The video features national experts and district leaders discussing how school systems can lead in the age of AI, build inclusive governance teams, protect student data, and integrate AI into teaching.

The page argues that strategies in the national pathways movement have changed little in more than a decade and calls for new ideas to address persistent challenges and improve outcomes for young people.

All4Ed is developing strategies for pathways that connect K-12 education, higher education, and careers. Its partners include policymakers, practitioners, workforce and economic development organizations, and businesses.

All4Ed provides media outlets and partners with regular updates about its work and identifies policy and practice experts for media inquiries and interviews.

All4Ed is a Washington, DC-based advocacy organization that works to expand equitable educational opportunities for marginalized groups and advance policies and practices to prepare students for college and work.

The Future Ready Schools advisory team includes educators who work to address barriers and opportunity gaps in their schools and districts and contribute to programming.

The governing board includes Frank L. Gettridge of The Philanthropic Collaborative for Education, Dan Leeds of the National Public Education Support Fund, and Juan Sepúlveda of Trinity University.

Gerard and Lilo Leeds founded All4Ed in December 1999 and served as the first chair and vice-chair of its governing board. In 1971, they launched CMP Media, Inc., which provided information and Internet services for high-tech industries.

The team includes CEO Amy Loyd, Vice President of Communications and Marketing Enrique A. Chaurand, Senior Advisor Charlotte Cahill, and other staff members.

All4Ed advances equitable policies and practices so students, especially those from underserved communities, graduate from high school prepared for postsecondary education and success in a changing world.

All4Ed's 2025 annual report describes work with educators, learners, families, advocates, and partners to advance policies and opportunities that help young people thrive in learning, work, and life.

All4Ed says its work is guided by four core beliefs that underpin its commitment to educational transformation.

All4Ed staff are exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion to better understand inequities affecting historically underserved students and to develop their knowledge and understanding of one another.

All4Ed is a national nonprofit advocacy organization that advocates for policies and practices to expand equitable educational opportunities and prepare all students to complete postsecondary education.