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Think back, look ahead

Last week we launched a new video interview series called The Look Ahead. It's focused on digital equity, the major rethinking of work, and lessons we can learn from the last year.


Is there anyone you think we should interview that has unique insight on the pandemic, racial justice movement, remote work, and more?


Are there any lessons from 2020 that made 2021 a better go around for you? Get in touch: baltimore@technical.ly

 

—Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly


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For Baltimore City youth tech interns, it was a summer of code and careers

A chatbot that was built in two weeks. An internship program that came together in a few months. It was all on display as Baltimore Tracks, Code in the Schools, Pass IT On and YouthWorks wrapped up their six week summer work experience for Baltimore high schoolers. Read more »

Charitable giving is under fire. Can philanthrotech save the day?

"Changing the dynamic between donors and giving options typically employed by wealthier individuals can revolutionize online giving for charities struggling to get noticed," writes RenPSG Chief Revenue Officer Timothy Lawson. Read more »

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With help from Baltimore leaders, US Rep. Yvette Clarke is introducing the Anti-Digital Redlining Act of 2021

The bill calls on the FCC to investigate discriminatory practices in broadband coverage. 1st District City Councilmember Zeke Cohen said it's important to call out the reasons why coverage is inequitable. Read more »


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‘Going all-in on startups seems narrow’: Figure 53’s Chris Ashworth

Make a bet on startups, but as Ashworth notes, make bets too on those smaller, intermediary technology companies — those "lifestyle businesses" — that can serve as a softer landing pads for tech workers at big companies interested in the startup scene. Read more »


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