Why two entrepreneurs are on a "mission" to change global parenting with edtech app My First Five Years Prolific North
The duo recently secured £1.4m in funding to continue development of the new app.
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The duo recently secured £1.4m in funding to continue development of the new app.
Growing up in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, you’re only a few steps away from Chinatown. I have many memories there: buying “Naruto” manga and “Yu-Gi-Oh!”
By Albert Glotzer Many of the core activists of today’s left had their thinking shaped by the dramatic struggles of 1979-84, or of the late 1960s and early 70s — times when capitalism seemed to be in intractable crisis, and mass working-class action to change society was a prospect near at hand. Adjusting to the huge expansion of capitalism since the 1980s, and the ebb of labour movements (a temporary ebb, but a long temporary ebb) is difficult.
Exchange, the tech start-up support scheme at Enterprise City in Manchester, recently welcomed David Levine as its new Entrepreneur in Residence.
Manchester-based edtech start-up, My First Five Years, has been awarded £1.4m in funding to develop its early years learning app.