Digital inclusion must begin by asking who is missing from the conversation

Advocates argue that true digital inclusion starts with asking who is left out. The call emphasizes listening to underrepresented communities. Policymakers are urged to map gaps in access and skills. Data collection should focus on demographics often ignored. Inclusive design can then address specific barriers. Stakeholders are encouraged to involve those groups in planning. The approach aims to close the digital divide more effectively. Ongoing dialogue will shape future inclusion initiatives.