How Helping Our Vulnerable Populations Can Improve Our City

Metro21: Smart Cities Institute Podcast

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In this podcast episode, Karen talks with Julie DeSeyn, the Chief Program and Policy Officer of the United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania. She oversees many grant-making and initiatives such as the 2-1-1 Helpline that seeks to provide help for some of the most vulnerable members of our community. Hear Julie discuss how our most vulnerable populations are vital to restoring our cities!

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#Tech #Government #Smart Cities #Karen Lightman #Carnegie Mellon University