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June 21, 2016
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Research to inform a new model to keep underserved youth on pathways toward STEM careers.
Amy Hurst of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Shawn Grimes from the Digital Harbor Foundation are creating a living laboratory "print shop" in Baltimore to study the impact of maker employment with inner city youth.
Credit: Amy Hurst of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Shawn Grimes from the Digital Harbor Foundation
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