Lauren Chambers: From Astrophysics to the ACLU of Massachusetts

Think Civic
31/03/2021 36 min Temporada 1 Episodio 7

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Lauren Chambers comes on CivTech Talks to chat about obtaining her degree in Astrophysics and African American Studies at Yale University, why she left astronomy due to racial inequalities that face Black astronomers and technologists, how she ended up as the Staff Technologist at the ACLU of Massachusetts, the amazing technical and social projects she has worked on during her career, and some of the amazing resources and organizations that help individuals enter civic and social tech careers.

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