Interview with Nikki Santos (Center for Native American Youth)
The Center for Native American Youth at the Aspen Institute is a national education and advocacy organization that works alongside
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From David Bornstein / New York Times: The United States can outsource certain kinds of “microwork,” such as accurately digitizing large swaths of information, to developing countries without taking jobs from Americans ― if it’s done carefully, and ethically, as some organizations, like Digital Divide Data, are working to do. As the author Robert Wright has argued, we no longer live in a zero-sum world, where one person’s, or one country’s gain, must be another’s loss.
The Center for Native American Youth at the Aspen Institute is a national education and advocacy organization that works alongside
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