Low-Income Students Will Soon Get Financial Aid for Coding

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1. Low-income students will soon get financial aid — for code bootcamps.

By Megan Rose Dickey in TechCrunch

2. Can bad design be deadly?

By Lena Groeger at ProPublica

3. Scientists might have found a way to stop throwing away tires.

By the American Chemical Society

4. A small investment in stronger communities can create big change. Here’s how.

By David Bornstein in the New York Times

5. The “technology industry” is a myth.

By Anil Dash in LinkedIn

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