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Editor's Notes

The month is ending, but the work to dismantle systemic racism must go on.

 

This year, Racial Equity Month on our editorial calendar arrived at the same time as a nationwide civil rights action. Through reporting and guest posts from Black community leaders, we looked at how Baltimore's tech and business leaders responded and are working for change.

 

So what's next? Below, check out anti-racism action steps I pulled together from our coverage. Think of it as a crowdsourced guide to help sustain the energy of the moment locally.

 

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

 

 

 

 

 

News

Looking back to look forward: Racial Equity Month is ending, but the work continues

By Julie Zeglen

This June, Technical.ly covered inequity in companies, communities and systems amid an ongoing, nationwide civil rights call. Here’s what we found.


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10 action steps to sustain the fight against systemic racism

By Stephen Babcock Drawing on conversations and articles we've published over the past month, here's a roadmap to keep the calls for change from recent protests alive.
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Parity wins JHU Social Innovation Lab’s cohort prize

By Donte Kirby Parity founder Bree Jones was voted by her peers as the winner of the $25,000 prize to close out SIL's latest cohort of impact ventures. The company was founded to give legacy residents in disenfranchised communities a seat at the table in their own community’s redevelopment.
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Baltimore’s Design for Distancing guidebook is here to make public health part of the urban landscape

By Stephen Babcock The 10 concepts can help businesses as they expand onto streets and sidewalks during the pandemic. The city-backed resource is designed to help around the world.
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How Baltimore’s ICmed used telemedicine to help NYC’s frontline doctors during the COVID-19 surge

By Stephen Babcock The company's platform helped doctors jumping in to help crowded ICUs get guidance from specialists in Maryland and North Carolina. It's a look at how telemedicine can increase access.
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