Over the past year, one thing has been made certain: connection is crucial.
Even in the absence of traditional gatherings, the power of connectivity was not deterred. We’ve gone to great lengths to stay in touch with the rest of the world – often in unexpected ways – through regular phone calls and video chats, outdoor hangouts, even bringing the silver screen into living rooms to watch movies at home. This dedication underscores AT&T’s values within the company and outside its walls: connectivity is born from collaboration.
As we wrap up the first quarter of the year – and look forward to brighter, better days ahead – I’d like to highlight some of the work we’ve done to keep our businesses, residents and first responders connected, and to help reform national policies to help close connectivity gaps. In addition, you can read more about how we’re celebrating diversity in our company and in our communities.
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In a Year in Which Almost Everything Changed, AT&T Provided the Reliability Customers Needed
It’s safe to say none of us saw last year coming. And the changes we’ve all experienced have been profound and ongoing. But while the pandemic scrambled everyone’s plans, AT&T’s commitment to reliability, resiliency, and outstanding service for our clients never wavered. As so much of the world felt like it was tearing at the seams, we knew our network, services, and people had to hold strong for our customers. Read more HERE.
Standing in Support of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community
The fight for social justice continues as hate crimes occur in the Asian American and Pacific Island community. The COVID-19 pandemic has more fully revealed another sickness in society: discrimination, prejudice and racism. So, together we stand… for each other, for our communities, for equality for all. Read more HERE.
Not Broken, Simply Unfinished. Creating Pathways to Broadband Connectivity.
Celebrating Those Making History Today to Shape Tomorrow
AT&T celebrates the contributions of those of those who are making history by shaping our future. In the spirit of honoring that excellence, AT&T Dream in Black presents the return of Black Future Makers, with a new group of extraordinary honorees ranging from a Grammy-award-winning music artist and civil rights activist to an independent filmmaker and medical physicist. Meet the 2021 Future Makers, here, and learn how they’re shaping the now, the new and the next for the culture.
For a chance to be honored as a Black Future Maker, consumers can post a 30 to 60 second video to social media, using the #dreaminblack and #attfuturemaker, telling what they are doing in their communities or fields to make a positive impact. Winners will be chosen each month from March through December 2021. Learn more to enter.
The Power of Women: How AT&T Works to Uplift and Empower Girls and Women
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