A limited internet access does not have to mean a limited access to education - Shivi Chandra, Learning Equality (Global Curriculum Specialist)

We caught up with Shivi during the Global TechFugees Summit at Station F in the fall of 2017 for her first ever podcast experience ! Shivi shares the takeaways of a personal journey that took her from Washington DC and the Public Policy world all the way to Southern California's Social Innovation Startup movement, which today leads her to visit Paris and meet with hundreds of like-minded social change evangelists at Station F.

This discussion with Shivi offers a great dive into Education Technology product development processes as well as a reflection on the different startup cultures and forces for social change in Europe and the US.

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