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Third digital revolution. My name is elizabeth, and i am the director here at Wilson Center in the science and Technology Innovation program. This means that when im not introducing world famous authors, i translate Research Ideas into one of the most dynamic mediums we have for the public engagement, games. As alan might agree, games are one of the best tools we have for translate complexity into an accessible, and dare i say fun, format. Translating complexity is something we potentialize in h...

Get my steps in. Thank you guys also much for coming. Thank you for coming to wasnt center through the snow, sleet, whenever it is doing and on star wars day. Really appreciate it. I had the distinct pleasure of welcoming you to the Woodrow Wilson center and a lunch of the book designing reality. Launch. My name is Elizabeth Newbury and of the director for the Gains Initiative here at the Wilson Center in the science and Technology Innovation program. This means when im not introducing world fam...

/PRNewswire/ -- The South End Technology Center and the Mary J. Harris Foundation, Inc. announced their commitment to providing technology education and access...

On the anniversary of his death, advocates and community leaders reflect on the enduring legacy of one of Boston's most prominent civil rights activists.

Now a global community of builders of all skill levels and backgrounds, the fab lab network grew from a single maker facility at MIT first developed by Neil Gershenfeld and Mel King.

The McKinley South End Academy, made up of four schools serving students with disabilities, was officially renamed the Melvin H. King South End Academy at a ceremony Wednesday.

The sold-out funeral took place in King's South End home neighborhood at the Union United Methodist Church, starting at noon and lasting through nearly four hours of commendations, memories and music.

"When there is a rainbow in the sky, I know it’s you watching from the kingdom on the other side... Mel King, the gentle giant, stands tall. You are the greatest love of all.”

City officials and Bostonians gather at City Hall Monday morning to honor civil rights icon and activist Mel King following his death.

The Mel King Community Fellowship Program at MIT was founded by its namesake in 1970 and continues connecting changemakers across a range of social justice issues.