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[https://unidosus.org/blog/2015/10/29/the-nclr-innovation-lab-inspiring-entrepreneurship-in-latino-youth/ by UNIDOSUS Blog 29/10/15] | [https://unidosus.org/blog/2015/10/29/the-nclr-innovation-lab-inspiring-entrepreneurship-in-latino-youth/ by UNIDOSUS Blog 29/10/15] | ||
Underwater Dreams tells the story of a group of low-income Latino high school students and how they won a prestigious robotics competition. The goal of the NCLR Innovation Lab is for Latino students to identify a genuine need in their community and to develop a tech-based solution to address that gap or that challenge. | Underwater Dreams tells the story of a group of low-income Latino high school students and how they won a prestigious robotics competition. The goal of the NCLR Innovation Lab is for Latino students to identify a genuine need in their community and to develop a tech-based solution to address that gap or that challenge. | ||
=====Innovation we could live without===== | |||
[https://www.citizen.org/news/innovation-we-could-live-without/ by PUBLICCITIZEN 8/10/08] | |||
Opponents of a national health care system for all U.S. citizens argue that such a system would cripple the privatized system’s ability to “innovate,” thus stifling the creation of new drugs. | |||
