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Editor's Notes

Hello, a few updates:

 

1.)  June is Racial Equity Month on our editorial calendar. We already had this topic scheduled, and George Floyd's death and the ensuing protests bring more urgency to this conversation, as well as underscoring the importance of continuing it. If you want to join in with story ideas or a guest post, please do get in touch at baltimore@technical.ly.

 

2.) A correction: In yesterday's newsletter, we passed along word that our newest reporter and Report for America fellow Donte Kirby is starting this week. To be clear: He will be reporting in Baltimore, not Philly. We remain thrilled to have him on our team. And, I apologize for the typo.

 

3.) We're closely following a couple news items that have implications for everyone. First, the primary election ballots in Baltimore are still being counted. Then, this afternoon, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced today that metrics indicate the state is ready to move into Phase 2 of reopening from COVID-19 restrictions. We'll have more about what this means for Baltimore cluster of tech and creative businesses as updates become available.

 

— Technical.ly Assistant Editor Stephen Babcock (stephen@technical.ly)

News

Meeting the moment: June is Racial Equity Month

By Julie Zeglen

Alongside calls of Black Lives Matter, we’re taking a deeper look at systemic racism and efforts to increase access in tech, entrepreneurship and society.


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13 ways to support Black communities in turbulent times

By Jessica Watson "We do not need to return to normal," writes Points North Studio CEO Jessica Watson. In a resource-rich essay, she offers steps to take today that will impact tomorrow.
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Maryland Tech Council launches task force to help companies navigating economic downturn

By Stephen Babcock The Business Continuity Task Force is made up of executives who can help companies as they seek sustainability.
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Listen to the voices of these 10 Black Baltimore technologists right now

By Stephen Babcock We've learned a lot from these engineers and organizers over the years. Seek them out on social media and boost their perspective.
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Supporting Black communities now and in the future: A Q&A with CLLCTIVLY Founder Jamye Wooten

By Donte Kirby Wooten offers thoughts on CLLCTIVLY's work to support Black-led organizations working for change, the George Floyd protests and his hopes for what’s next.
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