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Outside Chittenden County, many small Vermont towns are struggling. Low birth rates and an aging population are forcing schools to consolidate. As local retailers and...

What does tech have to do with trash cleanup? These orgs are working on solutions to a big Philly problem - Vimarsana News

What does tech have to do with trash cleanup? These orgs are working on solutions to a big Philly problem

Here's how startups Glitter and Trashmitter and the City of Philadelphia's Streets Department are tackling litter and blight with technology.

How I Got Here: Kate Rivera found the meaningful career she was searching for in the digital equity space - Vimarsana News

How I Got Here: Kate Rivera found the meaningful career she was searching for in the digital equity space

After years seeking balance between doing impactful work and making enough to live comfortably, digital equity consulting work and leading the Technology Learning Collaborative has landed the Philadelphian in that sweet spot.

Edtech startup Navengage is using tech to connect students on college campuses - Vimarsana News

Edtech startup Navengage is using tech to connect students on college campuses

The Conshohocken company makes a mobile app that gathers universities' on-campus resources into one place to make it easier for students to engage with their school community.

The new Regional Autonomous Patient Safety initiative is funding tech to prevent medical errors - Vimarsana News

The new Regional Autonomous Patient Safety initiative is funding tech to prevent medical errors

Pittsburgh Regional Health Initiative's $300,000 grant is the second phase of the RAPS program launched in February.