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Thinking of moving out of the U.S? Here are 10 hotspots for remote workers

Fast Company Tech

Remote work must be for companies or clients based outside of Japan, and dependents, including spouses and children are permitted to join. Japans appeal to remote professionals goes far beyond its big cities.

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How To Help After Hurricane Helene

Bloomerang

Entire communities have been destroyed, and millions are without power across Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia, and more than 100 lives have been lost in the wake of this dangerous Category 4 hurricane. If you’re interested in donating to support relief efforts, you can make a gift here. Donate here.

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Welcome to the 2021 Digital Inclusion Fellows

NTEN

Our seventh cohort includes 15 Fellows from around the country : Alabama, Georgia, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah.

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Atlanta-based Sanguina wants to make fingernail selfies a digital biomarker for iron deficiency

TechCrunch

These fingernail selfies could be used to determine anemia for the more than 2 billion people who are affected by the condition — including women, children, athletes and the elderly. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Emory University and Georgia Tech. So far, Sanguina has raised more than $4.2

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When Disaster Strikes

Blue Fox

This week, we felt called to do the same in the terrible aftermath that is still unfolding over a week after Hurricane Helene trounced the Florida Big Bend and flooded communities from Virginia all the way to Georgia. Here are some tips and vetted nonprofits that can use your financial support right now.

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Biden appoints Jessica Rosenworcel as acting FCC chair

The Verge

“Starks has demonstrated and recently reaffirmed his commitment to digital equity through Net Neutrality and Title II, broadband expansion via the Lifeline program, and expanding the FCC’s E-rate program to ensure children have the access they need for online learning,” Rashad Robinson, Color of Change president, said in a statement last week.

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National Hispanic Heritage Month 2021

Media Cause

Georgia Latino Alliance. Latino Community Fund Georgia. Committee for Hispanic Families and Children. Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Who to support: Latin American Association (Atlanta Outreach Center). Caminar Latino. Hispanic Alliance for Career Advancement. LaAmista, Inc. Council for Latino Workplace Equity.