Equitable Access California

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10140 Field Ln
Forestville, CA 95436
+1 (707) 200-8017
https://eqac.org

Equitable Access California (EQAC) is a nonprofit public benefit corporation based in Forestville, California, dedicated to bridging the digital divide for unserved and underserved communities. Originating from a project by the Russian River Alliance, EQAC aims to provide free public Wi-Fi, with an initial focus on the rural town of Guerneville, where connectivity challenges have been exacerbated by natural disasters and the pandemic.

With a mission to deploy broadband facilities and support necessary technology, EQAC relies on government grants while also exploring private funding sources. The organization operates with volunteer directors and engages contractors for the installation and technical support of its broadband services, offering a replicable model for rural communities across California.

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