The internet is more than a place to find information—it’s a community where people connect, communicate, learn, and share ideas. Knowing how to participate safely and respectfully can help you get more out of your digital experiences.
In this session, you’ll explore what it means to be a good digital citizen and learn practical strategies for navigating online spaces with confidence. You’ll discover how to communicate respectfully, understand what to expect from others, recognize trustworthy information, spot misinformation and scams, and think critically about what you see online. You’ll also learn how your actions can affect others and how to build positive relationships in digital spaces.
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Kiki Huckaby
Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, IBM
Kiki Huckaby currently serves as a Corporate Social Responsibility Manager at IBM, where she leads initiatives that expand access to in-demand technology skills, with a focus on artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and equitable career pathways. She works closely with cross-sector partners to design scalable programs that strengthen workforce readiness and create meaningful pathways into tech careers.
Previously, Kiki served as Chief Impact Officer at a nonprofit organization, where she led large-scale educational innovation, developed high-impact learning experiences, and built strategic partnerships to expand access and drive measurable outcomes.
A recognized thought leader in generative AI in education, Kiki is passionate about designing learner-centered programs that close critical skills gaps, empower diverse communities, and unlock economic opportunity through education and technology.
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Dianne Stone
Associate Director, Community Partnerships and Network Activation, National Council on Aging
Dianne Stone has more than 20 years of experience with senior centers and aging issues, primarily as the Director of the Newington Senior and Disabled Center in Newington, Connecticut. Stone has also worked, volunteered, and held leadership positions with a variety of organizations in Connecticut, including Connecticut AgeWell Collaborative, the ADA Coalition of Connecticut, Connecticut Medicaid Oversight Council, and the Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity and Opportunity. She joined NCOA in January 2022 where she is focused on building capacity and engagement within the community-based organization network with special emphasis on senior centers.