; (iv) using data available by the Corporation, if any, with respect to participants, collects and reports to Congress workforce information on participants, including— (I) demographic data; (II) prior career background, including prior career industry, role, and years of experience; (III) future career intentions, including desired industry and role; and (IV) any job, education, or apprenticeship placements after participation in the program; and (v) defines the following terms as follows: (I) Digital equity The term digital equity means the condition in which individuals and communities have the information technology capacity that is needed for full participation in the society and economy of the United States. (II) Digital inclusion The term digital inclusion — (aa) means the activities that are necessary to ensure that all individuals in the United States have access to, and the use of, affordable information and communication technologies, such as— (AA) reliable fixed and wireless broadband internet service; (BB) internet-enabled devices that meet the needs of the user; and (CC) applications and online content designed to enable and encourage self-sufficiency, participation, and collaboration