Joshua Edmonds, an advocate for internet access as a human right, shares his passion for bridging the digital divide in Cleveland. He discusses the importance of recognizing internet access as fundamental and the challenges faced by nonprofits in achieving equitable connectivity. Edmonds emphasizes the need for both access and digital literacy, recounting his early experiences that fueled his commitment to civic innovation. He also highlights Cleveland's potential as a model for other cities and the power of community engagement in fostering change.