MIT Conference Weighs How to Make Tech More Equitable

GOVTECH TODAY
OCTOBER 23, 2020

MIT Conference Weighs How to Make Tech More Equitable
The last half-century or so has seen incredible but inequitable innovation in both private and public sectors, so it's on the next generation of innovators to make sure everyone has a seat at the table from the start. READ MORE

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