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Nonprofit Brings Tech into Crisis Areas
Levi Meir Clancy
According to eJewish Philanthropy, nonprofit SmartAid brings technology into crisis areas.
The room in the refugee center in Moldova looks more like an advanced customer call center than a classroom: 20 laptops with noise-canceling headsets, an interactive projector at the front of the room, high-speed internet access powered by SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service.
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