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Red Hat High campers are bridging the digital divide

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Linux.com; By Tina Gasperson 		Mail this story
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One of the things Red Hat CEO Matthew Szulik loses sleep over is the digital divide, especially when it comes to children. He wanted to do something about the disparity in the availability of computing resources and skills between social classes, so he set aside corporate funds to create Red Hat High, a week-long technology summer camp for eighth- and ninth-grade students.

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beirwin ·
This is Linux and Free Software advocacy at its finest. Looking forward to reading more about this effort in the future.

Barbara

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