There's so many underserved people, underserved institutions, there's mass incarceration.
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Serving the underserved: One of Code for America's most notable aspects is that its efforts are mostly geared toward helping underserved Americans, especially those underserved by the tech industry.
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CDFIs specialize in serving low-income, underserved and otherwise disadvantaged communities and entrepreneurs underserved by traditional lenders and banks.
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"We are very authentic and it comes through because we're connecting with a customer that's underserved or has been underserved," Guenez says.
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In the same way that financial service institutions are required to provide services to underserved neighborhoods, profitable insurance companies should be spurred to provide services in underserved communities.
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But Virgin Orbit hopes to fit into an underserved niche.
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However, the "very sizable" market is still "underserved," he added.
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For example: eShares is addressing an industry that was underserved.
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But traditional banks have historically underserved this segment of borrowers.
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"It's about youth employment and reaching underserved teenagers," said Marsh.
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The majority of large foundations are not prioritizing underserved communities.
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Moreover, many of these new training programs serve underserved communities.
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These young physicians serve American patients in medically underserved areas.
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Policymakers should focus on leveling playing field for underserved consumers.
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The risk is especially acute in rural and underserved areas.
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Opportunity Funds can be structured to support these underserved groups.
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Or, as Ms. McGarrahan suggests, extend broadband to underserved areas?
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Didn't this disproportionately burden people in already underserved rural communities?
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This fat middle was growing and they were closeted and underserved.
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But it also includes neighborhoods that are chronically underserved, he said.
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This is why I often refer to them as underserved victims.
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When he graduates, he plans to practice in underserved urban communities.
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Clova will address Asia's high-tech market that's been sorely underserved.
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Yet, they've been grossly underserved by the cosmetics industry throughout history.
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Epperson is committed to improving financial literacy, particularly in underserved communities.
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GivePower is a nonprofit working to develop projects in underserved areas.
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We think this will actually be an aid to underserved areas.
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Long said the mission is to provide books to underserved neighborhoods.
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Fintechs continue to open up new ways to help underserved consumers.
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"We focus on an underserved part of the spectrum," says Hammond.
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The LGBT community is small relative to many other underserved minorities.
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By comparison, food and ingredient delivery for businesses is vastly underserved.
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"Cervical cancer is more prevalent in the medically underserved," Schmeler says.
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"She felt very strongly about serving the underserved," Dr. Cobbs said.
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"We have a lot of underserved kids," Ms. Green-Thomas said.
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An urge to represent the underserved is familiar to Ms. Figueroa.
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The foundation helps children from underserved communities learn through competitive sport.
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Yet, the vast majority of them are financially underserved and undervalued.
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Africa's underserved, growing population is seen by many as the future.
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He stumbled into a large, underserved constituency within the Republican Party itself — a constituency that had been underserved because politicians weren't talking to them about immigration in the ways that reflected what they were actually worried about.
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They succeed by spotting underserved markets and inventing ways of reaching them.
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Labour's leader produced a new business model to cater for underserved audiences.
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" The cover story: the bribe money was meant to "help underserved kids.
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That&aposs why Esparza began building theaters in underserved areas in 2000.
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For Democrats, this has been an underserved portion of the American electorate.
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Graphcore believes that there's an underserved niche with a lot of potential.
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DoctHERs connects female doctors in Pakistan to "underserved communities" such as refugees.
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And it is, I'm sure, an underserved community [that this speaks to].
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But now, CoverGirl is catering to underserved complexions in a new way.
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She is an advocate for STEM education for women and the underserved.
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The company is not alone in targeting those underserved by mainstream banks.
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These underserved areas include rural and Northern regions, and crucially, Indigenous communities.
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Many health care professionals forgo lucrative pay to work in underserved communities.
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It is also focused on serving students in a historically underserved area.
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Immigration policy has been underserved in the early stages of the primary.
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" This, Mr. Stewart said, was to provide a forum for "underserved voices.
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Facebook will prioritize applications that expand computer science education to the underserved.
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We commit to invest additional ₹10,000 crore to serve financially unserved / underserved.
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It also illustrates the clout of an underserved category of Chinese consumers.
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Businesses use federal information to determine whether to open in underserved neighborhoods.
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The Bloomberg gift seeks to make elite colleges accessible to underserved populations.
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Recruiters phone and text underserved groups with exciting accounts of graduates' success.
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There can be something so much better, and they are wildly underserved.
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Distinguished civic buildings in underserved neighborhoods constituted their own brand of equity.
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Would it underwrite subway upgrades and expansions into underserved areas in exchange?
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Therefore, poor and underserved communities should be prioritized in private businesses' support.
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"I'm just the voice of the homeless and the underserved," he said.
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It provided medical services to communities underserved by Brazil's public health system.
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It's the home of a tennis and tutoring program for underserved children.
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Guo is an advocate for STEM education for women and the underserved.
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The funds have also financed the building of schools in underserved areas.
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The Sohn conferences benefit pediatric cancer and other causes for underserved youth.
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Never again let Gen Xers tell you they are underserved, culture-wise.
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I recognize the need to expand international development, especially in underserved areas.
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Locol's stated mission is to bring wholesome, affordable food to underserved neighborhoods.
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And it's not only that fewer people sign up from underserved communities.
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"Sesame Street" was created to help children in underserved communities prepare for school.
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"The growing freelance and gig economy isn't just underserved, it's ignored," said Messenger.
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The bribes were filtered through a charity that claimed to help underserved students.
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"For over 10 years now, I have taught in underserved communities," Briscoe said.
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Some of that money would flow to boosting internet access to underserved areas.
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Oscar's Rayveon technology company is planning on building solar panels in underserved countries.
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How long will it take to redirect the money to these underserved areas?
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I voted for a more transparent system of deploying aid to underserved countries.
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They will be redirected to a non-USC organization that benefits underserved students.
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There are mental health organizations and programs specifically designed to reach underserved groups.
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Each VC meets with these underserved or underrepresented founder for approximately 20 minutes.
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"This will allow us to serve underserved parts of the communities," Fields said.
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Impact investors have decades of experience investing in underserved communities, including Opportunity Zones.
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In those underserved settings, regulation is appropriate when there is only one provider.
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As such, she is an important voice at the table representing underserved communities.
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These centers are often in underserved, rural areas and treat many uninsured patients.
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When underserved voices are not given a role in coverage, that coverage suffers.
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The focus was on improving jobs, services, and infrastructure for the community's underserved.
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"The people of the Bronx have been underserved too long," Ms. Clark said.
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The Austin Sound Waves program offers free music instruction to artistically underserved children.
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Ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft provide transportation services to underserved areas.
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The project is a center that connects underserved populations to mental health clinicians.
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A.S.U. has done it by increasing its reach into those who are underserved.
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Thus, we have a million ill and debilitated patients who are medically underserved.
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Yet many areas and customers are unserved or underserved by natural gas infrastructure.
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But even those willing and able to get to treatment are often underserved.
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Furthermore, the bill provides incentives for health professionals to work in underserved areas.
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Institutions like ours are a safety net for the underserved population in Detroit.
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The goal is to fill a hole that leaves many patients underserved and alone.
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Stankey plans to add subscribers by starting with HBO and hitting more underserved demographics.
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The researchers also found high impact hospitals also disproportionately treated indigent or underserved patients.
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Incentives for serving underserved areas and linking them with mainline transit require public investment.
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Funds that back products and services for the large underserved classes will do well.
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Our mission is to serve people who are underserved because of their financial needs.
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YayPay is focusing on an interesting yet underserved niche — collecting payments from your customers.
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"It's still really underserved from a capital standpoint," Zhuo said of the LA region.
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Most fintech startups espouse two lofty goals: disrupting the banks and serving the underserved.
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Meanwhile, the ranks of the underserved, at least in developed markets, have barely shrunk.
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Sneakerheads who also happen to be women have been massively underserved to this point.
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Underserved consumers were hurt with limited choices employees of these companies lost their jobs.
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The companies are scrambling for new ideas to tap the country's large underserved market.
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In the United States there is a huge and diverse market of underserved groups.
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J.P. Morgan announced a $350 million job training effort for underserved communities last month.
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Brainard said it was important the law continue to encourage lending in underserved areas.
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Why it's hot: "Black millennials have long been underserved by traditional media," George said.
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A visa program that places foreign-born doctors in underserved areas was also impacted.
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Nonprofits in the education fields are competing for limited funding to serve underserved communities.
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Many with the disease are never diagnosed or treated, particularly minorities and underserved individuals.
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The country's Sunni Arab majority came to feel, at times, that they were underserved.
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Small businesses have "really been underserved as it relates to digital innovation," Pickren said.
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The extra money could go to adding subway lines in underserved areas outside Manhattan.
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But there was still one group she said Wall Street has underserved: female investors.
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"Totally changing the landscape for what healthcare looks like for underserved populations," Romm said.
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For the new entrepreneurs, a key to success is setting up in underserved areas.
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It's a relatively underserved park compared to reserves in the north of the country.
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And they more often practice in underserved urban or rural areas, Burke points out.
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"Sadly, I think they are one of the most underserved groups," Dr. Nash said.
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Her policy also focuses on improving broadband access in underserved communities in rural America.
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This meant hosting free workshops in underserved communities, like Los Angeles' Historic Filipinotown neighborhood.
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Some rules were meant to get the scooters into neighborhoods that could be underserved.
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Basically we found that these areas with the highest counts were the most underserved.
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He has an Ivy League degree and cares about the underserved and the undocumented.
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One reason is the economics of serving the underserved is not favorable to incumbents.
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Blocking access to education programs for Ohio's most underserved is unethical and downright dangerous.
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Marshall was set to give a speech to underserved kids at a local school.
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"There's a major underserved population and [Maps] is a major opportunity," Blair-Goldensohn said.
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Her $971 monthly rent is largely covered by the Services for the UnderServed Inc.
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Not surprisingly, these services often overlap with areas that are underserved in the state.
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And, unfortunately, the communities hit hardest will be underserved, low-income, communities of color.
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I will continue working for nonprofit organizations that are providing help to the underserved.
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After she was alerted to the possibility that women amputees were being underserved, Rep.
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It also would mark a turning point for a large community of underserved patients.
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Some half of all Planned Parenthood centers are in rural or medically underserved areas.
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In the same breath, a warning: The Nintendo Switch is woefully underserved by software.
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And how do we create more affordable housing, both rental and owned, for underserved communities?
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"It is one of the largest, most important and underserved markets by the technology community."
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It's meant to cater to anyone, especially those who have been underserved by conventional material.
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It's a radical approach in an industry that has consistently underserved and isolated larger women.
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They're of limited use to people with disabilities, who are still underserved by transportation options.
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Doctors are concentrated in urban areas such as Ottawa and Toronto, leaving rural areas underserved.
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HHS funds non-profit Community Health Centers (CHC's) to provide primary care to the underserved.
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It's also been steadfast in its female-led approach, an underserved portion of the market.
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Lyft is also investing $1 million to advance transportation equity to people in underserved communities.
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An inaccurate count means that some communities (the most vulnerable, naturally) will be underserved financially.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched Include to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented communities in tech.
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In fact, more than 75 percent of America's consumers remain underserved by financial services provides.
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Alongside community education efforts, these types of gardens help improve urban agriculture in underserved communities.
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As much of the world risks being over-identified, however, remember those who remain underserved.
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It agreed to bring high-speed broadband network access to 145,000 underserved homes and businesses.
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But as we've previously discussed, for years the cosmetics industry has underserved women of color.
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"We're going carefully around the country trying to see markets that are underserved," Tanger said.
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Telemedicine, in particular, can bring quality medical care to remote areas that are particularly underserved.
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The program hosts cyber hackathons for students in grades 7 to 12 at underserved schools.
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Of course, change is inevitable, and for underserved black and brown communities it's often necessary.
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The ride-hailing company is offering 22018% of rides and free rides in underserved communities.
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"Underserved and low-income pregnant women are disproportionately affected by toxic exposures," he tells me.
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Nationwide, 54 percent of Planned Parenthood health centers are in rural or medically underserved areas.
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Rural America: underserved by broadband providers, media outlets, school systems, and geolocated video game animals.
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The program gives money to Internet providers to build out broadband infrastructure in underserved areas.
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It's a reality for 21625 million Americans living in medically underserved communities across the country.
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Express Wifi's focus on underserved areas will make the destroyed satellite particularly difficult to replace.
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Underserved neighborhoods are consistently left behind while green investments are prioritized in more affluent communities.
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" These are said, by the NCRC, to have "increased lending in redlined and underserved neighborhoods.
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They soon came to realize that women who make things are an underserved community online.
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The financially underserved are also disproportionately more likely to access banking services via a smartphone.
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They're also partnering with other nonprofits to give free rides to voters in underserved communities.
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The organization ensures the presence of art in some of the country's most underserved areas.
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Civil rights advocates feel that Jackson may lack the sympathy for working with underserved communities.
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Public libraries play an important role in bringing the Internet to underserved communities, she says.
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Architects and council leaders in conversation with residents began to imagine upgrading various underserved sites.
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They drive out crime by starting businesses and families in shrinking cities or underserved neighborhoods.
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No more hiding underserved populations within statistical averages; no more acceptance of inequity as inevitable.
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The benefits of improved access to hospice care for minority and underserved populations are clear.
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He notes that some 1.7 million companies are underserved when it comes to staff management.
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Ultimately, this collaborative initiative serves to increase political participation in the country's most underserved areas.
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Yes, there are underserved districts all over New York that should benefit from the program.
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Those who practice in an underserved area for several years can apply for green cards.
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The school could have investigated whether applicants had worked with underserved communities in the past.
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It would revive and expand visa programs to provide doctors and nurses to underserved areas.
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The dip in crime is now attributed to increased police presence in poor, underserved communities.
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"Extending these improvements to underserved populations would accelerate a decline in death rates," she said.
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Their success stories should spur more investors to look for opportunities in these underserved populations.
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It's an incredible fusion of supporting an underserved and vulnerable population, coupled with intense creativity.
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I know Derrick because he comes to a sketchbook class I run for underserved populations.
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But what really sets The Luminary apart is its fearless support of emerging and underserved artists.
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The conferences, presented in partnership with CNBC, benefit pediatric cancer and other causes for underserved youth.
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Frankly, it seems unlikely that the actress would even allow Michelle to get sidelined or underserved.
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And last year, consumer online lender LendingClub partnered with Citibank to provide credit in underserved communities.
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"English content is too competitive, but we see that local language content is underserved," he explained.
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"The ability to shop online has been limited – it's an underserved audience," explains an Amazon spokesperson.
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Launched in 2014, TechCrunch developed the Include Program to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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They do, though they're underserved — and maybe you're the person who can help meet their needs.
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"I think the awards shows have a responsibility to reach out to underserved communities," Hart says.
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But they also, as Laka notes, forced attention on communities that were often underserved and overlooked.
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" And Wakandacon, as they describe it, was about "bringing a crucial resource to an underserved community.
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I've always taken pride in making a difference for an underserved industry and group of workers.
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MICRO hopes to install more refrigerator-size museums in public locations that are underserved by museums.
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According to Birsic, Wunder is lending to an incredibly underserved portion of the solar generation market.
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She says that planning is key for women seeking maternal care who live in underserved areas.
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How does taking these opportunities away advance the lives of African-American children in underserved communities?
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" But, Borysiewicz asks, "why are you making underserved women compete for access to these valuable resources?
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And I know where women and people of color and underserved groups are going to stand.
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"Finally, we will expand investments in innovative research to accelerate progress for underserved students," he says.
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These innovative approaches popped up in affluent and underserved communities, in public, private and charter schools.
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The ACA and federal/state policies should also increase reimbursement rates for providers treating underserved communities.
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Sara Mead is a partner with Bellwether Education Partners, a national nonprofit focused on underserved children.
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One area that we are focusing on, which we feel is underserved, is the IoT sector.
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"There's an underserved readership" in Europe, Mr. Marlow said, before referring to the recent "Brexit" vote.
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These residents immediately begin treating patients in underserved areas after they have finished their residency training.
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We lose ourselves completely in this suffering whether it be self imposed or pure underserved misfortune.
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In developing countries, mobile phones can help close the societal gaps that leave underserved populations isolated.
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This consumer is underserved by the banks, and schools don't teach kids this type of stuff.
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This can lead to false characterizations of school quality and to students being overlooked or underserved.
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They are the reason residents have said they feel both "overpoliced and underserved" by the police.
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But the company still tries to find compelling stories that will appeal to often underserved readers.
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We are especially looking to hear stories we haven't heard before from people from underserved communities.
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I'm really trying to serve what I feel, honestly, is underserved for brick-and-mortar retail.
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The fact that female consumers feel underserved by many tech companies creates an opening, he said.
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"The nonprofit market is underserved by technology companies," co-founder and CTO Mike Jeffery told TechCrunch.
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Her program, called Recycle Health, collects fitness trackers, refurbishes them and shares them with underserved populations.
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Potential customers are still underserved with just 193 legal marijuana shops for Ontario's 17.5 million residents.
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This is an underserved group, and we are working to stand in the gap for them.
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And we accomplish all this with a program that provides better transportation options to underserved neighborhoods.
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"As far as plastic surgery goes, men are kind of an underserved population," Dr. Rowe said.
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The US has a shortage of physicians who want to practice in rural and underserved areas.
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"We serve predominantly African-American students who have been underserved in their home districts," Bretous said.
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The United States Tennis Association has commissioned artists to design new "Art Courts" in underserved communities.
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Within consumer fintech, we at Bessemer are more focused on demographically-specific product offerings that tap into underserved themes, whether that be the financial problems facing the aging population in the US or new models to serve the underbanked or underserved population of consumers and small businesses.
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Even luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana are (more slowly) wising up to this underserved customer base.
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All this while agriculture has been an underserved industry in terms of technology development compared to others.
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Witness his proposed budget, which called for massive cuts for programs that benefit the poor and underserved.
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I think that serves another segment for the shorter-distance rides that is completely underserved right now.
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Perhaps the people even know that a donation of their Nike apparel may aid an underserved community.
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So many of us feel underserved by brands; we exist, and we spend money on these clothes.
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This is a massive, underserved market where current alternatives do not work well in the Indian context.
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Disney's money will go to provide education and outreach to the underserved communities on which FIRST focuses.
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Founded in 2014, TechCrunch Include leverages our extensive network to support underserved and underrepresented groups in tech.
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In Los Angeles, the struggle is putting more scooters in low-income communities underserved by public transit.
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The report also focuses on expanding cancer care to underserved groups, including children, minorities and cancer survivors.
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Founders look to find underserved areas, get as much data as they can, and therefore, become valuable.
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"I think the oceans are perhaps the most underserved aspect of the environment," Grenier, 40, tells PEOPLE.
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Though shoppers might not realize it, their purchases are crucial in helping to fund underserved museum initiatives.
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Today, President Obama announced a new broadband initiative called ConnectALL, aimed at providing broadband to underserved areas.
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Using teleconferencing tools, it aims to build capacity in underserved areas, from rural counties to minority communities.
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Tableau has identified that there are more than 900 million underserved information workers that need business intelligence.
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Partners Ilya Sukhar and Anoushka Vaswani will be meeting with underserved and underrepresented founders in San Francisco.
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It teams up with local players to develop and deliver new products and services for the underserved.
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Presented in partnership with CNBC, the Sohn conferences benefit pediatric cancer and other causes for underserved youth.
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Juvo joins companies like Branch and Tala in bringing financial services to the underserved in developing markets.
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The work to invest in underserved communities is not obvious for a lot of people, Dove said.
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Facebook has been attempting bring the internet — and in turn, Facebook — to underserved areas with its Internet.
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"The young driver market is being underserved by the car industry," Driver221 founder Tim Hammond told TechCrunch.
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They work specifically in neighborhoods populated by underserved communities that deal with poverty and high homicide rates.
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The offering will address a high-tech market in Asia that until now has been sorely underserved.
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The pair landed in Kansas City, where the FNF would provide free internet access to underserved communities.
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No reason, unless it triggers a trend that saps affordable housing in underserved markets to accommodate tourists.
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The hospitals argued the changes threatened "critical services" it provides to the communities, including for underserved populations.
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He added that the company would pursue other initiatives in the country aimed at connecting underserved populations.
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And it devotes more resources to students in vulnerable populations, including low-income and traditionally underserved students.
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She put the books in her car and drove them to a school in an underserved community.
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Warby Parker also works with non-profits that train volunteers to administer eye exams in underserved communities.
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They offer tax credits and loans to help stores finance construction projects and move to underserved places.
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They study the local language and culture, preparing for two years of immersion in an underserved community.
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After being honorably discharged from the military, he wanted to save lives and support underserved Native Americans.
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But Facebook's global reach means Libra has the potential to become a global ecosystem for underserved consumers.
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Since its inception, Job Corps has trained almost 22019 million out-of-work and underserved young people.
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"I believe that menthol products disproportionately and adversely affect underserved communities," he said in his Thursday statement.
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"The late-night window is one that is currently underserved by many fast food chains," Saunders said.
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"We have a vision of democratizing financial services for those that are underserved today," the CFO said.
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The program focus on expanding access to care and on social determinants of health for underserved communities.
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The two bonded over a mutual interest in expanding capital access to traditionally underserved small-business owners.
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For every snack sold, FitJoy donates a portion of proceeds to help feed children in underserved communities.
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These matching funds would appropriately incent states to prioritize investments in higher education, especially for underserved populations.
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This can put underserved consumers at a distinct and severe disadvantage that can be difficult to overcome.
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I got a new job with more reasonable hours that helps underserved people on a larger scale.
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To remedy this issue, airlines are partnering with regional air carriers to restore flights to underserved areas.
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Another is that from a content standpoint, those are months we feel might be underserved for football.
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After the company fielded complaints that some minority neighborhoods were underserved, it coughed up a mea culpa.
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I understand that in the oppression olympics, men don't exactly register as the number one underserved community.
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Everyone, he adds, thinks they can do it better, or find an underserved portion of the market.
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Each of these bills involves man's best friend, and both provide for an underserved segment of America.
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His influence spread further through the proliferation of youth orchestras in underserved communities inspired by El Sistema.
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O'Neal had gotten into emergency medicine in part to help underserved communities, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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The Public Health Service Act would allow the mobilization and deployment of medical staff in underserved areas.
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After-school programs like the North Lawndale boxing league help keep underserved and at-risk youth safe.
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"We really want to reach the underserved, underbanked customer," said Renu Satti, who leads the Paytm bank.
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More recently, officials and locals have sought to add grilling areas to Prospect Park's underserved eastern side.
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" Finally, "Most have established programs to bring broadband to the communities that lack it or are underserved.
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Just as the parks bring art to the underserved, they also entice culture-seekers into the wild.
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"You have a community that is not culturally underserved but definitely needs things to do," he said.
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Securing high-speed broadband is necessary for these underserved communities due to where the economy is heading.
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Ms. Council uses profits from her dinners to fund programs that teach computer science to underserved children.
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Even in sanctuary cities, black residents continue to be relegated to the most polluted and underserved neighborhoods.
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The surgeon general also oversees the 6,700 public health officers, many of whom work in underserved areas.
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We realized that there was a truly underserved need for Black women to connect in these ways.
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It provides funding to underserved communities and athletes in hopes of positively impacting their lives through sports.
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It allows these underserved audiences to begin "consuming media more consistent" with their true beliefs and sentiments.
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Conference proceeds support Bay Area organizations focused on improving educational opportunities and life outcomes for underserved youth.
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Buy This It has long surprised me how underserved tween girls are when it comes to fashion.
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Underserved areas are becoming hot, hot, hot, from the standpoint of venture capitalists and their own backers.
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Along with discrimination, various market failures have led to credit deserts and underserved urban and rural communities.
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For those living in underserved urban areas, they offer much-needed care on a sliding-fee scale.
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Proceeds will help fund the 2 orgs, which promote art education in poor communities to underserved kids.
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It's in the hands of this Administration to allow more credit to be open to underserved communities.
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Impoverished pockets of India and China are particularly underserved, and the dangers go beyond unsanitariness and pollution.
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Only about half of underserved children who would benefit from pre-K are enrolled in these programs.
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They included a franchise of Planet Fitness gyms located in underserved communities such as the Flint, Mich.
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The change comes from individuals Iike me to start businesses that target underserved parts of the market.
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Qualcomm's Head of Corporate Responsibility Angela Baker explains how 5G is being made available to underserved communities.
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Community groups, who usually press merging banks to increase lending in underserved areas, think they're being sidelined.
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And they appreciated the school's mission to encourage doctors to work in primary care, helping underserved communities.
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ArtBuilt helps fund arts and cultural programming in underserved communities in each of New York's five boroughs.
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"What I'm hoping to build is [a show] for what we see as an underserved audience," she wrote.
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A trial underway now looks to test that idea in a woefully underserved region of the US — Appalachia.
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This finding could be especially helpful for patients in underserved and rural areas, researchers write in Family Practice.
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I had a couple observations about why sports fans were being underserved through digital ... You were an undergraduate?
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Founded in 2014, the TechCrunch Include Program aims to facilitate opportunities in tech for underserved and underrepresented communities.
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Recipients of this windfall will have to "maintain, improve, and expand" their broadband infrastructure, especially in underserved areas.
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Telemedicine is an effective tool for expanding the reach of traditional practitioners to treat patients in underserved areas.
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This reach and purpose of targeting underserved areas is what has helped WorldRemit stand out with investors, too.
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Underserved and underrepresented groups include (but are not limited to) female, Latino/a, Black founders, veterans, and LGBTQ.
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More serious investors are even more underserved, and that is where CoinTracker is aiming to make its mark.
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Underserved and underrepresented founders include (but are not limited to) veterans, LGBTQ, female founders and Native American founders.
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We also host groups of underserved and underrepresented students from local schools, sourced via local groups and representatives.
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This enormous, underserved audience helped Fox ratings soar and generated billions in profits for its owner News Corp.
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The two teams felt they were both trying to cater to a consumer that had been historically underserved.
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There's no way to get around it: Plus-size women are underserved by retailers and underrepresented in media.
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He's not the only cast member whose character is underserved by familiar plot points, bad dialogue, or both.
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He is chair emeritus of Teach for America, which recruits recent college graduates to teach in underserved communities.
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"The goal is to develop ecosystems and prime the pump for entrepreneurs in underserved, underfunded markets," said Jinsi.
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"Roseanne" and "Empire" don't have much in common, except that both are aimed at audiences that felt underserved.
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They said Bharat Financial's distribution network also offered large untapped deposit potential from rural and underserved Indian customers.
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Forward says about 15 percent of its early users come from underserved communities and have received free membership.
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Nearly half of the organization's health centers in Texas cover underserved areas or rural areas, Planned Parenthood says.
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Most often, these residents immediately begin treating patients in underserved areas after they have finished their residency training.
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"I realized several years ago that the ocean was the most underserved aspect of the environment," he says.
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Ro said it decided to instead tackle menopause in part because it saw it as an underserved market.
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Perhaps most attractive of all, it's a segment that's been underserved by department and specialty stores for decades.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched the Include Program in an effort to facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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Underserved and underrepresented founders include (but are not limited to) Female Founders, Black, Latino/a, Veterans, and LGBTQ.
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Community Health Centers would be over capacity if Planned Parenthood clinics closed, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
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That means that we have to support women, people of color, underserved groups to start their own companies.
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In essence, this policy forces NGOs delivering healthcare in underserved areas to adhere to an anti-abortion agenda.
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Toronto's media and entertainment industry has traditionally underserved its Black and POC, hip-hop and R&B communities.
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Affordable housing would be out of reach for many families, both renters and owners, especially in underserved communities.
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Since it was being considered that only one was required, that underserved area would be considered adequately connected.
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Close to half, or 47 percent of funding to nonprofits prioritizing underserved communities came from 1,85033 smaller foundations.
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With additional lending data, it might just be possible to underwrite loans with confidence for these underserved customers.
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Instead, Innovatus will focus on providing credit to assets and businesses that have been underserved by traditional banks.
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Several barriers have stymied underserved consumers' adoption of mainstream banking products, both from the consumer and FI perspective.
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Lawmakers were quick to praise marketplace lending's potential to offer credit to underserved or unserved businesses and communities.
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My organization, Project ECHO emerged from a motivation to better serve the needs of rural and underserved patients.
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The event benefits the U.S. Soccer Foundation, which aims to promote the sport to children in underserved communities.
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It also will target SMEs underserved by traditional lenders, by using alternative data sources to determine their creditworthiness.
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If somebody finds an underserved market like bukkake, if it sells, others are usually going to do it.
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That will allow Part D participants — the patients — greater pharmacy choice, and that's important, especially in underserved areas.
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Critics say it eliminates crucial financing options for poor Americans in areas underserved by banks and credit unions.
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It was created as a low-barrier bridge between underserved communities and much-needed grant money and programming.
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It's an ambitious project that uses state-of-the-art techniques and resources to teach an underserved population.
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The McDonald's nonprofit has since branched out to provide immunizations and check-ups to children in underserved communities.
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Its participants, at-risk students from underserved communities, also receive academic support, life skills training and career counseling.
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He is also the founder of the Legacy Foundation of Hartford, an academic enrichment program for underserved youth.
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Some on Twitter worried that particularly long lines are hitting underserved, low-income, communities of color the worst.
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The idea of connecting financially underserved populations has been core to Facebook's pitch for why Libra should exist.
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The bottom line: Cigarettes "disproportionately and adversely affect underserved communities," former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb wrote last year.
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Many successful entrepreneurs expect that the ideas that made them wealthy can build the economy in underserved communities.
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She also started Happy Healthy Latina, which uses cooking and growing food to help underserved communities eat healthier.
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The 340B PAUSE Act (340B Protecting Access for the Underserved and Safety-net Entities Act), introduced by Reps.
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She also started Happy Healthy Latina, which uses cooking and growing food to help underserved communities eat healthier.
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The company, according to its website, connects financial service professionals with those currently underserved by the finance industry.
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But it also could violate discrimination laws, sideline perfectly competent doctors and leave rural communities even more underserved.
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Co-founder and creative director Alex Waldman told me that starting with such an underserved market was obvious.
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That means no innovation, no economic growth and no job creation, which can disproportionately harm historically underserved communities.
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If more universities expanded their programs to include prisoners who grew up in underserved communities, there is potential to educate us all not only about the inequities in our society, but also about the aspirations of many inmates from underserved communities to acquire an education and become contributing members of society.
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Octavia Spencer announced that she would pay for underserved communities to see Black Panther during her visit to Mississippi.
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CW-21: So my story is, essentially, that you gave your money to our foundation to help underserved kids.
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Serving an 'underserved market' Chavez declined to disclose annual revenue but said Pawscout's sales were growing month over month.
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The company is also partnering with nonpartisan nonprofits to provide free rides in underserved communities, according to Lyft's blog.
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Almost a quarter of Montana's small population is considered "underserved" by BroadbandNow, while Vermont's overall coverage numbers are decent.
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Banks in many African markets are unable to deliver the traditionally underserved consumers because of their expensive legacy systems.
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Prescod began her career through the Peter Westbrook Foundation, a nonprofit that introduces fencing to underserved and minority communities.
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It should be a time to prove the company has listened to those who have felt underserved and rejected.
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While it will probably speak to an underserved audience segment of smart, socially awkward women, it avoids audience flattery.
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Partners Niko Bonatsos and Kyle Doherty will meet with underrepresented and underserved entrepreneurs to provide key feedback and advice.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and handicapable founders.
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Okay, so if these neighborhoods are underserved by transit, why not add a bus and save the $2.5 billion?
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We believe that co-bots will unlock market verticals traditionally underserved by robotics, such as logistics, food, and security.
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At PayU we believe in the enormous potential of technology to unlock credit and financial services for underserved populations.
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Hispanics have long been an underserved market in the U.S., despite being one of the fastest-growing ethnic groups.
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Other trends were less predictable, including rising funding for some geographies long considered underserved by venture and angel investors.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, LGBTQ, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black and handicapable founders.
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But in trying to be honest, Mitsubishi stumbled upon a segment of the market that has been completely underserved.
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That sense makes for a good number of Americans who have felt themselves underserved by what's on their screens.
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The first one, technology inclusion to upgrade the underserved merchant accessing technology, and second, improvement of Indonesia supply chain.
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and handicapable founders.
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Fifty-four percent of Planned Parenthood health centers are in health professional shortage areas, rural or medically underserved areas.
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Despite caring for patients in a medically underserved region, my particular medical practice does not qualify for debt forgiveness.
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Lyft is donating $700,000 to TransForm, an organization focused on improving access to transportation in underserved areas throughout California.
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The researchers compiled evidence signaling that the increase in the minimum wage did little to help Seattle's underserved workers.
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"I think there's opportunities for us to be somewhat contrarian and invest in areas that are underserved," he said.
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Chirlane McCray is the First Lady of New York City, a writer, and a passionate advocate for the underserved.
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Since 2010, the 21625B program has grown exponentially, without solid evidence that poor, underserved, and uninsured patients are benefiting.
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It has evolved—there is, say, more money for poor pupils; but Chileans still feel underserved by the state.
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Funding this program and continuing to expand broadband into underserved small towns is critical to keep the momentum going.
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I'm asking my NBA fam to join us in raising money to send kids from underserved communities to March….
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Rural and underserved communities, which often have no choice at all as to their providers, could be particularly vulnerable.
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Hospitals acquire physician practices, often in wealthier areas, with no requirement to treat uninsured, underserved, or low-income patients.
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Millions of ordinary people will be negatively affected by the lack of access, and especially people in underserved communities.
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But it's all the crumbs that we political orphans, an underserved majority, can count on over the next month.
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In June, Mulvaney effectively terminated a board of advocates who advised the agency about fair lending and underserved communities.
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Its health centers around the country are committed to providing the preventive health services that underserved communities need most.
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With many retailers struggling with poor earnings, targeting an underserved market in their own backyard should be a given.
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They chose their endeavor because it targeted gifted students, a segment of the student population they thought highly underserved.
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The Fenix Family Health Center in Lake County, Illinois, for example, exists to support underserved Spanish speakers without insurance.
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Supporting characters end up underserved, like Ian Duff's Oscar, a foster kid now squatting in a shuttered convenience store.
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His foundation, which provides leadership and life skills to young people in underserved communities, had expanded to four states.
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Free Arts NYC Free Arts NYC provides underserved children in the five boroughs with educational arts and mentoring programs.
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Foundation For Letters brings after-school writing programs to underserved middle- and high school students in New York City.
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His observation — entirely correct — was that the center-right media universe was fractured and underserved by the mainstream media.
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Huboo offers a breakthrough to this underserved market, using advanced automation software to provide an effective and scalable solution.
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Both Skip and Jump say they expect to initially dedicate only 20 percent of their fleets to underserved areas.
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It reduced federal oversight of states' academic standards, as well as oversight of state programs for historically underserved students.
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But by that time, many black students had already been so underserved that they got no advantage from it.
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If done right, banks will be better incented to make critical investments in communities that have long been underserved.
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If CMS needs to find some spare change, they should not look in the pockets of the already underserved.
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More than 150,000 residents of Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant section, for example, are rated as medically underserved under federal guidelines.
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It will also be an ambitious test of a public-private partnership hoping to remake a historically underserved neighborhood.
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Adam Braun is also the founder of Pencils of Promise, a nonprofit that brings education opportunities to underserved children.
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Kelly's bill comes amid a larger push in the government to extend access to America's digitally underserved areas. Sens.
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The Omidyar organization's efforts to bring financial services to underserved populations, for example, include all three types of contributions.
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Many children have sealants applied by their family dentist, but school sealant programs bring the procedure to underserved communities.
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In Detroit, for example, the Equitable Internet Initiative is building community-owned and operated internet infrastructure in underserved areas.
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In focusing on societal need, we should be providing relief for students who pursue primary care in underserved communities.
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By the numbers: The federal government has designated almost 80% of rural America as "medically underserved," per the Post.
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The center will later study the impact of alcohol use and food instability on underserved communities, among other issues.
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They include the creation of bank accounts for the country's unserved and underserved population and the adoption of biometric identities.
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And I gave all the money to Scholarship of America, which gives underserved kids an opportunity to go to college.
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DHS will explore video conferencing systems to make more judges available across the country in any underserved areas as well.
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The changes in Series A funding sources have created an underserved cohort of entrepreneurs who are frustrated, stuck and scrambling.
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Once things pick up, though, the startup is aiming to enter two "key" markets per year alongside one "underserved" one.
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Without the OCHP, public health experts worry that there will be less advocacy for a group that is already underserved.
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Los Angeles is complex and sprawling; many communities go underserved, and seemingly beneficial design projects are sometimes decoys for displacement.
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Free rides will be available through Voto Latino to make it easier for underserved communities to get to voting locations.
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Some cities are using carriers' interest in building 5G networks to ensure that underserved areas are part of the package.
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Some experts warn not to let digital divide concerns slow down deployment or overshadow the broader benefits to underserved communities.
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We in fact do need more mental health funding for those with psychiatric illnesses because they are underserved and underfunded.
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They knew their film had the potential to speak to a deeply underserved audience hungry to see themselves on screen.
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Omada Health is also offering a version called Prevent for Underserved Populations that specifically targets low-income community clinic patients.
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The startup thinks that small companies are underserved by big insurance companies and tend to pay more for health insurance.
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Are there really that many hardcore, "underserved" sports fans who will tack another service onto their list of monthly subscriptions?
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Underrepresented and underserved founders include, but are not limited to, veteran, female, Latino/a, Black, LGBTQ and founders with handicaps.
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"We are celebrity and influencers' moms banding together for impoverished children and underserved children," Feldstein says in a Voice clip.
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She is also cofounder of College Track, a non-profit that empowers students from underserved communities to graduate from college.
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These are the real women who keep this city moving and are truly underserved in the high-end fashion community.
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We're going to continue this fight in a city with 85% Black and brown students who have been systematically underserved.
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The resources they have received for decades have protected the lives of countless women in underserved parts of our nation.
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Like Muliaina, he's excited by the prospect of working with a startup league in an untapped, potentially underserved rugby market.
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Alan co-founder and CEO Jean-Charles Samuelian also told me that small companies are underserved by big insurance companies.
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Stimulating economic activity fills a critical need and supports private sector growth, particularly in areas that have traditionally been underserved.
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The center will provide low-income and underserved students with the resources they need to reach college and to graduate.
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There are numerous sports that have millions of participants yet no active, high-quality event coverage; those are underserved markets.
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The Democratic front-runner has plans to invest $25 billion to support entrepreneurship in underserved communities in the United States.
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The time has come for a renewed effort and new education leadership in minority communities, dedicated to this generation's underserved.
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It's not a coincidence, he says, that the ACOG opinion came from the Committee on Health Care for Underserved Women.
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These bureaucratic hurdles would be particularly onerous for low-income citizens or citizens living in rural or geographically underserved areas.
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According to the Texas Department of Rural Affairs, 231 of 254 counties are designated Partly or Whole-County Medically Underserved.
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Saudi Arabia realizes that the Middle East is traditionally underserved by data centers, and the kingdom wants to take advantage.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) has been a champion for improving access to health care in underserved areas, including rural communities.
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The scholarships were reportedly awarded to Los Angeles teens from underserved communities who were taking part in the mentee program.
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That law has generated more than $6.2 trillion in loans for traditionally underserved markets and other reforms, including Dodd-Frank.
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That's creating a compelling reason for banks to seek out fresh growth opportunities, and the financially underserved represent just that.
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The government did authorize postal banks, but only in regions underserved by established banks, and for very small savings accounts.
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Yes, it does and this is why they are underserved by our technology community and in many respects, our government.
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TC: Do you feel like progress is being made, in terms of underserved populations being better able to access capital?
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"My goal is to get young people in underserved areas to get excited about technology and STEM skills," said will.i.am.
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But when people talk about Moirai, they talk about it with curiosity and conspiracy, and that's not at all underserved.
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In 2018, there is work still to be done to carry out the commitment to all underserved and overlooked Americans.
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But in running a family-owned business, Mr. Baird said, he inherited his father's interest in investing in underserved communities.
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Daniel Tillias: Cité Soleil is this place that people refer to as the largest underserved community of all the country.
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Proponents argue that programs like Summit provide children, especially those in underserved towns, access to high-quality curriculums and teachers.
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Many scientists have suggested isolated fixes, such as increasing access to parks, or reducing the social isolation of underserved groups.
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At a time when SMBs remain underserved by financial institutions (FIs), ezbob can help lenders significantly enhance the customer experience.
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However, it makes sense to target this underserved market, given that women account for 46% of all U.S. game enthusiasts.
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The company hopes to eventually launch dozens more to bring broadband to underserved populations in other parts of the world.
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These visits and improvements are occurring in areas of the country that tend to be underserved and hard to affect.
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"The school system is horribly segregated and underserves the underserved, but this isn't the way to fix it," he said.
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Political correctness is just people reacting to other people; parents protecting their children; the oppressed and underserved advocating for themselves.
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There is proposed legislation that would expand patient access to pharmacist medication management services in medically underserved (mostly rural) areas.
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The reasoning behind this, the government argues, is to prevent caregivers from abandoning employers in underserved areas of the country.
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Therefore, they targeted an underserved segment of the market when it came to content, and it paid off big time.
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While in general more trauma centers mean better patient outcomes, "some markets are saturated, and others are underserved," Kelly said.
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The federal government could provide tuition incentives for medical students to enter addiction-related specialties and work in underserved communities.
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This smart integration can benefit groups often underserved by the consumer tech industry, from older adults to the physically disabled.
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That process is meant to reduce mortgage rates by spreading the risk of default and help underserved Americans buy homes.
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He received the honor "for his commitment to empowering underserved communities through donations and grassroots outreach," the NFLPA announcement notes.
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In another take on technology skills, IMLS awarded the Detroit Zoo a grant to train underserved youth in STEM skills.
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The result would endanger networks and access to care, especially in underserved communities and rural areas across the United States.
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What about physical illness and underserved tragedy — are people who are miserable in these circumstances just not trying hard enough?
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"In the meantime, children in underserved districts fall further behind and lack even the most basic literacy skills," he said.
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To start, Microsoft will commit to a five-year effort to bring broadband connectivity to 2 million underserved rural Americans.
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And it just so happens that most of the kids in the world are a giant underserved market right now.
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In fact, the shorter male category is so underserved that market research firm NPD Group does not even track its size.
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I spent five years doing Ob/Gyn for an underserved community; now I'm at an academic medical center in gynecologic oncology.
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"I am very much interested in providing medical care in underserved settings, specifically surgical care," Abu-Bonsrah said in a statement.
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"Our annual lending to underserved producers more than doubled, from $280 million in 2008 to $830 million in 2015," said Leonard.
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He places the share gains down to a greatly improved network coupled with innovative marketing to underserved urban and rural communities.
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Best-friend Amy, whose summer plans include volunteering with underserved women in Uganda, rocks a jean jacket covered in feminist slogans.
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Mahbubani has a curatorial practice engaging marginalized or underserved communities on issues of queer identity, socio political structures, and resistance cultures.
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Without a focus on personalized learning and targeting underserved areas, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan don't believe education can truly thrive.
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RAICES is a nonprofit agency that promotes justice and provides legal services to underserved immigrant children, families and refugees in Texas.
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Benioff's stakeholder approach encourages execs to take into consideration customers, employees, shareholders, members of the community and those who are underserved.
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"This is a massive, underserved market and we believe we've figured out how to provide the value they've been waiting for."
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Community Health Center: These clinics provide care to medically underserved communities and many take patients regardless of their ability to pay.
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Mr. Hall, 183, is the finance manager of the Clubhouse Network, a nonprofit organization that matches underserved youth with adult mentors.
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At FUF, however, the nonprofit ultimately replants many of those trees in underserved areas in the the city of San Francisco.
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The breast cancer survivor wanted to help spread the word of early detection to underserved women in her Miami, Florida, community.
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Octavia Spencer pledged to donate tickets to Black Panther to underserved communities as she previously did for her film Hidden Figures.
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Underserved they may be but that's likely because there are smaller wins to be had here from a revenue-generating perspective.
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For the niche stuff, ESPN claims that ESPN+ is targeted at those fans who have "felt underserved" by mainstream sports offerings.
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They're taking most of the risks... And they're the most underserved and under-resourced of everyone in the entire news business.
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She will also invest in seed-stage startups focused on education, healthcare, economic inclusion and access to opportunity for underserved people.
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GV (formerly Google Ventures) is partnering with TechCrunch Include to host Office Hours for underserved and underrepresented founders on March 22010th.
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Aimed at underserved and underrepresented founders, TechCrunch Include leverages the TC network to facilitate opportunities to diverse founders in the community.
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TechCrunch started the Include Program in 2014 to leverage key networks and facilitate opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders in tech.
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"The interior of the country is really underserved not only to Israel but to many parts of the world," he said.
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"There's a lemon and pepper market out there that is being absolutely underserved, and I want to be their savior," jokes.
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" When Foung and I chatted in July, he said he would be focused on "addressing gaps that exist for underserved populations.
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By funding the programs, we can require that the Arts Council will find providers in more populations to serve underserved prisons.
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"We must do more to provide a better education for all students, including those who have been traditionally underserved," he added.
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For example, they can apply for more vehicle licenses if they can show that service in underserved areas has been diminished.
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This social enterprise designs and deploys innovative solutions to create affordable access to safe drinking water in underserved areas of India.
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There are already competitors like Synchrony Financial who work with larger businesses, but Lisiewski felt that medium-sized retailers were underserved.
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Because of Lyft, people living in underserved areas — which taxis have historically neglected — are now able to access convenient, affordable rides.
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No one is benefiting other than hospitals, not the poor or underserved, not cancer patients, and certainly not the American people.
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We need commonsense reform: Access to 340B discounted drugs should be restricted to entities that primarily serve the poor and underserved.
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Some of the program's participants include students in traditionally underserved areas like P.S. 212 Ellen Lurie School in Inwood, New York.
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The study noted that small-dollar loans can be a sensible and less costly credit option for underserved and underbanked communities.
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Students in underserved communities of color face challenges to fit in while not wanting to lose a sense of culture identity.
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The first model, scheduled to be unveiled in Austin today, is a step toward providing shelter to those in underserved communities.
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He writes about the intersection of free-market issues and matters that have significant impact on Hispanic and/or underserved communities.
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Missteps at L Brands' Victoria's Secret are opening up the door for other lingerie retailers to tap into an underserved market.
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"We think there's an imperative to deliver a modern experience of healthcare that delivers to underserved populations," Ajayi told Business Insider.
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Yes, let us all acknowledge that there is the problem of disproportionate crime in black communities that are poor and underserved.
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The company's new Rural Airband Initiative is aimed at filling the gap of underserved rural Americans with affordable high-speed internet.
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NHeLP was founded in 1969 and litigates health issues on behalf of people with low incomes and others who are underserved.
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What role can policy makers and health experts play in early identification and improved outcomes for at-risk and underserved communities?
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It also provides opportunities to underserved communities; for example, minorities own a higher percentage of franchises than they do other businesses.
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More than half of our health centers are in rural or underserved areas where there are few or no other options.
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" Schmitt, CEO of DriveTribe, said: "Automotive and adventure-lifestyle are huge growth areas for content, and are presently woefully underserved digitally.
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The startup thinks that it is an underserved market even though it can get complicated really quickly when you start freelancing.
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And the important thing to note is that there are tons of underserved demographics who might enjoy movies aimed at them.
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Indigenous communities in Canada are often underserved by telecom companies, leading some to band together and build their own internet infrastructure.
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Value: $15 Lyft and Uber are also offering free rides to the polls on election day for people in underserved communities.
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By extending Medicaid coverage for postpartum women up to a year, we can actualize the 'fourth trimester' for underserved new mothers.
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As part of this dubious dedication to the underserved, Pai last year created something called the Broadband Deployment Advisory Council (BDAC).
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"Almost all women are underserved when it comes to birth because we're pretty ignorant about our own bodies," Dimpfl told me.
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Every day, the 2202B drug discount program helps providers that treat the underserved across America and it's more essential than ever.
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A seventh-grade biology and health teacher in an underserved neighborhood, she wanted to serve as a role model and inspiration.
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Indigenous peoples living on tribal lands are some of the most underserved people in the US when it comes to broadband.
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There will also be a program, prioritizing low-income and underserved customers, that helps transition residents off propane or fuel oil.
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As an adult, she helped to found Urban Arts Partnership, which works with underserved public schools to introduce arts-integrated curriculums.
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Much of the student population is poor and underserved — some 80 percent of kids qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
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Marvia learned how to use computers at Byte Back, a nonprofit that provides computer and career training to underserved DC residents.
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It is morally compromised, has been tainted by racism, sexism and money-grabbing, and has left too many people shamefully underserved.
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Much of the student population is poor and underserved — about 80 percent of kids qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
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He is also designing a collection of blazers to benefit Row New York, a nonprofit that teaches rowing to underserved students.
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Progressives have long been open to research suggesting that well-regulated charter schools can extend educational opportunities to historically underserved children.
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The bride, 212, is a senior analyst at Bellwether Education Partners, a nonprofit organization focused on changing education for underserved children.
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Over the past 40 years, CRA has become an important tool to encourage bank lending, investment and services in underserved communities.
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"These customers have been historically underserved, with clothing limited by its lack of fashion, lack of fit, or both," Walmart said.
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Why it matters: The institutions seek to provide financial services to communities left behind and underserved by the mainstream banking sector.
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Often situated in medically underserved areas, the health centers provide care to some 2628 million of the nation's most vulnerable people.
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"We're standing up for poor, underserved communities," said Linda Haithcox, executive director of the National Policy Alliance, which organized the convention.
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Many live in medically underserved areas or are subject to certain restrictions, including a five-year wait to enroll in Medicaid.
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The Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women was founded in 2009 to help underserved girls, predominately African-Americans, prepare for college.
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And there are public hospitals, which are owned by state or local governments and have obligations to care for underserved populations.
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The bride, 34, is a senior analyst at Bellwether Education Partners, a nonprofit organization focused on changing education for underserved children.
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"The plus-size market is underserved and underrepresented," said Ms. Callahan, 34, who handles the designing and merchandising for the brand.
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But it also hopes the government will direct foreign companies to open cinemas in underserved areas to "avoid cannibalization", Keng added.
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The state reportedly only meets 40 percent of its need for primary care physicians, with underserved areas being hit the hardest.
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We even had to lay off employees and close two stores, which were located in rural areas underserved by traditional banks.
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This month she'll start working at Change For Kids, a nonprofit that provides resources to underserved New York City elementary schools.
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In addition to caring about opening credit to underserved communities and housing affordability, it is also important to care about taxpayers.
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As a party, we need to take a holistic approach to improving outcomes for children who are underserved and historically disadvantaged.
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Beginning Friday, the AACR will host its annual Conference on Cancer Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and the Medically Underserved.
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Eventually, Kuiper will be a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites providing broadband to underserved and unserved areas of the globe.
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While there are many products out there serving cash flow issues for large SMEs, our modern worker segment is extremely underserved.
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"It creates an opportunity for people who are underserved to get access to their money in a seamless manner, " Magats said.
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It's aiming to create a diverse technology workforce by eliminating the biases that cause employers to overlook talent in underserved communities.
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A pair of senators introduced bipartisan legislation on Tuesday that aims to improve wireless networks in underserved rural areas of America.
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Those departing viewers are being underserved by a media industry that has chosen to disrupt rather than to unite American culture.
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He's also partnered with State Farm, working with their "Exist to Assist" community program, which builds technology centers in underserved communities.
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And it is because children in underserved communities do not have the same opportunities to learn these instruments, Ms. Alsop said.
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Novartis worked with a nonprofit called Last Mile Health to attack the problem of people in underserved areas for health care.
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This was the truest depiction of Jonathan, using his privilege to pay it forward to the underserved and people of color.
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Many black people in America "kind of respect what they accomplished in neighborhoods that have been underserved for years," she said.
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It started with a pair of buses in 2017, which serviced routes that the company's data said were underserved by public transit.
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When Hollywood discusses representation and diversity, not a lot of people consider the entire spectrum of ethnicities and races that are underserved.
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This was also a traditionally underserved audience, which is even better from a positioning perspective (when supply is down, demand is high).
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Some concepts that have emerged recently include city gardens in underserved communities — the DC UrbanGreens program in Washington, D.C. is one example.
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The Treasury Department on Friday outlined rules for investors seeking to finance development in underserved regions in exchange for significant tax breaks.
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We should allow Texans who commit to working in in-demand fields and in underserved communities the chance to graduate debt free.
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Hopefully, the series continues to lean into that aspect, and keeps exploring the rich lives of the underserved characters on the show.
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We have 1.2 billion people, 60 percent of the world's uncultivated arable land and the most technologically underserved population on the planet.
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Today brought two other actions clearly intended to further the cause of quick deployment of internet services to rural or underserved areas.
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Michio Ito Documentary from RDT on Vimeo RDT tours globally, diffusing skillful, professional modern dance in cultural hubs and underserved communities alike.
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The sales success of the item, though, supports evidence that Muslim women make up an underserved consumer base with significant spending potential.
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That's why Google has been hard at work on a project to hook up people living in underserved rural and remote regions.
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It's already being used by underserved women who are black or brown, or poor, or both—and that is a good thing.
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On Friday, Curry said the tailor-made charters for fintech companies would help those lenders reach underserved communities and uphold consumer protections.
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The unfortunate reality is that, for a growing number of underserved blacks in this country have lost the American dream under Obama.
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TechCrunch launched the Include program in 2014 to connect underserved and underrepresented founders in tech to our vast network and facilitate opportunities.
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The Conference, in partnership with CNBC, benefits Bay Area organizations improving educational opportunities for underserved youth and pediatric cancer research and treatment.
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MatrixDS Tagline: GitHub meets AWS for data scientists Description: The company argues that the fast-growing data scientist community is highly underserved.
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The team will also be targeting underserved language markets to chase scale — "focusing heavily on the Nordics and DACH [Germany, Austria, Switzerland]".
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"I want to make it as low-cost as possible to make it accessible for children in underserved countries," he tells PEOPLE.
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Some have achieved household-name status already, others are behind-the-scenes agents of change or indie talents addressing traditionally underserved customers.
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No matter how many existing venture firms are out chasing startups, there's always a niche that some newcomer will identify as underserved.
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Hudson, one of few African-American VCs in the Bay Area, also sees another underserved opportunity in funding women and other minorities.
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"We have a huge untapped talent pool in these urban, underserved communities," said Fisler, whose group serves about 6,000 students a year.
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Instead, Didorosi's Detroit Bus Company offered a $5 unlimited daily ride model, targeting underserved areas and hours when city buses didn't run.
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In many other cities, including some in the US, like New Orleans, the most underserved communities are often the most low-lying.
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OneWeb's satellites will reach every community in the world and enable equal access to the internet for the world's unserved and underserved.
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Financial services companies, hungry to lend to businesses and provide investment banking expertise, are pushing for greater access to China's underserved market.
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Although Americans have benefited from the e-health movement, there are still those, especially the underserved, that haven't caught up, Hong noted.
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On behalf of Hispanic physicians in the US, the NHMA has dedicated itself to the health of Hispanics and other underserved groups.
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According to a press release, the organization is dedicated to supporting young people in STEM, with a specific focus on underserved communities.
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"The residents of Harney County have been overlooked and underserved by federal officials' response thus far," Brown said during a news conference.
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He said the Mexico City-Barcelona route had long been neglected by other airlines and remained underserved despite the strong customer demand.
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There's a drive within most of us to romanticize the rural, to imbue the pastoral with an underserved and ultimately damaging sentimentality.
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"That's really what Fox did: They owned a cable news audience by serving a segment that might have been underserved," Khan said.
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That law encouraged competition among telephone carriers, solidified the subsidization of service for the underserved and kept the internet from being overregulated.
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To that end, the Small Business Administration's Emerging Leaders Initiative trains business owners in underserved communities with a mentoring and workshop program.
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There are additional bonuses as larger facilities streamline their anesthesia services and unneeded providers relocate to underserved areas, increasing access to care.
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In addition, their attentive approach, if applied more broadly across all higher education institutions, could help advance underserved populations throughout the country.
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"Our mission is to provide access to fair credit to deserving but underserved populations," CEO and co-founder Kalpesh Kapadia told TechCrunch.
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Selena is a huge figure and a great way for the toy giant to reach a community underserved in the doll market.
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What these all have in common is a dedication to a demographic that has historically been marginalized or underserved—the adolescent girl.
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"The residents of Harney County have been overlooked and underserved by federal officials' response thus far," Brown said at a news conference.
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The majority of profits will go toward the Skyhook Foundation, which brings science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) opportunities to underserved communities.
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The budget blueprint also calls for cutting Community Development Financial Institutions Fund grants, intended to bolster financial services access in underserved areas.
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For so many individuals, particularly those living in rural and underserved areas, Planned Parenthood is that provider and oftentimes, the only one.
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In order to differentiate herself from other HR consultants, she needed to find an underserved market—or an entirely new market altogether.
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But, are they reaching organizations like HBI, which prepares thousands of young, underserved individuals ages 16-24 for construction jobs each year?
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According to the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy, approximately one-third of funding came from 250 large foundations that prioritized underserved communities.
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The nation's roughly 9,200 community health centers, meanwhile, provide care for patients regardless of their ability to pay in similarly underserved communities.
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He also got emotional during the cutting and said the project was an important one for providing proper healthcare for underserved communities.
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Haile's group offers cooking lessons and nutrition education through camps and classes, geared toward children ages 6 through 13 in underserved areas.
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She had an award-winning business plan and an underserved customer base but could not raise the operating cash to keep going.
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He says Loft is tapping into an underserved market, due to the traditionally complex and capital-heavy requirements for launching a satellite.
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The city's department of health contacted the Northside Economic Opportunity Network, a nonprofit that works to empower "underserved entrepreneurs" in the community.
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"We have a social mission, and part of that is to go to underserved neighborhoods and eliminate food deserts," Mr. Rosenberg said.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)California regulators want to tax text messages to increase funds for programs that bring connectivity to underserved residents.
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Or an end to the war on drugs, which furnishes a black market that tempts underserved black men away from legal work.
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If a single provider in a traditionally underserved region shuts its doors or reduces services, access to some care could disappear entirely.
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He's also saving up for an eventual expansion to other countries in the region, where the trans community is underserved, he said.
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By investing in underserved entrepreneurs, we can create inclusive growth that benefits everyone and ensures all communities are part of America's future.
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Even in a city like Atlanta, where 54% percent of the population is African-American, Bloomberg found that minority neighborhoods were underserved.
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Seniors over 65 are one of the fastest-growing age groups in the United States, but they are still an underserved market.
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They are more likely to work in underserved and poor communities, the group wrote, and fill training positions that face workforce shortages.
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This is especially true in communities of color and underserved populations, and it only serves to heighten disparities in these children's futures.
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Ms. Finlayson knows their local population well, one that is poor and underserved, and trains staff members to treat them with dignity.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, requires each new piece of climate-related legislation to be scored for its benefits to underserved and minority communities.
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Spurred by an underserved market, along with a heightened emphasis on inclusiveness in the fashion industry, new retailers are sensing an opportunity.
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While both understand this, they feel an immense sense of purpose in advocating for other new mothers disastrously underserved by existing policies.
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My middle child, Kimbal, started farm-to-table restaurants and is teaching children to build fruit and vegetable gardens in underserved schools.
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At the same time, the firm is hardly the first to plant a flag in an underserved area, then get to work.
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"Katie's been a leader in San Antonio in bringing art to underserved communities," said David Wilson, board chair of the Minneapolis Institute.
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More private capital for mortgages is good for the public, especially first time home buyers and the underserved members of our citizenry.
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President Trump's cybersecurity executive order earlier in the month directed Washington's attention to an area that many experts think has been underserved.
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Corvin became a teacher through Teach For America, a nonprofit that places young adults in underserved classrooms for a two-year commitment.
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These clinics can be minimally staffed, but still provide access to prescription medications and routine care, especially to vulnerable or underserved populations.
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The Day 1 Academies Fund will launch and operate a network of high-quality, full-scholarship, Montessori-inspired preschools in underserved communities.
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These last-minute deals do nothing to prevent future cliffs, and ignore repeated calls to permanently support Puerto Rico's medically underserved population.
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These films appeal to an underserved market — people hungry for lightweight romances at a time when the industry is delivering anything but.
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"I think all the Compadres come from underserved communities and somehow, somebody gave us an opportunity," said Santana, CEO of Forma Automotive.
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"I am sure this QR will accelerate the Digital India mission and make more financial services available to the underserved," he said.
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That's money well spent in another way, too: The center provides after-school tutoring to homeless and other underserved young New Yorkers.
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"Hostel owners will go in areas that are underserved and turn them into something special and change a neighborhood," Mr. Kremer said.
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One of the company's efforts, Fundamentals of Fabrication — FunFab, for short — focuses on finding talented students in underserved parts of the Bronx.
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By gobbling up Estácio, Kroton could accelerate expansion in Rio de Janeiro state as well as the underserved north and northeast regions.
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It also requires that federal agencies explicitly consider environmental justice because underserved communities are disproportionately impacted by poor decisions and unhealthy environments.
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Using data from the Federal Communications Commission to identify both unserved and underserved areas, the program divides the state into census blocks.
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How do you want to reform the Universal Service Fund, which allocates $8 billion a year to bring broadband to underserved areas?
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He helped organize the first conference on AIDS in underserved neighborhoods and became the C.D.C.'s director of AIDS prevention for minorities.
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Tamatem says it will expand internationally beyond its current regional boundaries, with plans to publish titles in other emerging and underserved markets.
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Last summer, Congress allocated an extra $600 million to the Rural Utilities Service to subsidize broadband projects for the most underserved communities.
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The Redmond, Washington, technology company proposed using spectrum typically reserved for TV stations to broadcast high-speed internet to underserved U.S. locations.
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Likewise, the Obama administration's TechHire program, which aims to boost information-technology skills in underserved communities, is a promising government-led initiative.
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There's been an obvious care taken to showcase local talent while supporting underserved communities not traditionally associated with the sport of tennis.
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It will "aim to unlock access to areas underserved by traditional mass transit and improve connectivity to existing transit lines," Ng writes.
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Uber was then able to use this information to deploy its own drivers to areas underserved by Lyft on a real-time basis.
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This is one cog in a larger wheel of how they want to redevelop that area where a lot of underserved people live.
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And this summer Carnegie will also begin a new ensemble for young musicians from communities underserved by, and underrepresented in, the orchestral field.
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In his latest exhibition, Guidotti shares positive portraits of patients, family members, advocates and health care professionals impacted by rare and underserved cancers.
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Patients with underserved cancers may not receive physical or emotional resources, and patients often struggle to have their diseases diagnosed and treated properly.
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I met Noe at College Track, an organization that supports underserved youth through high school and college, where I'm a counselor and mentor.
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It's a powerful tool to use to improve maternal health overall, particularly for women of color, low-income women, and other underserved populations.
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BARCELONA, SPAIN—What would the world be like if your toothbrush knew which parts of your mouth were underserved by your tooth-brushing?
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In February of 2018, Octavia Spencer bought out a theater in an underserved part of Mississippi so that children could view the movie.
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Harris contacted and pushed to get me into the Heads Up summer program, which offered free classes at Head-Royce for underserved kids.
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We've infused hundreds of millions of dollars in the cultural sector, with a focus on getting more of it to historically underserved areas.
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Agtech has largely seemed underserved by emerging startups, though farmers have largely proven more receptive to adopting new tech than most might assume.
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With mental health both underserved and stigmatized in the general population, it's no surprise homeless women have an especially hard time accessing care.
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The centers, located in underserved areas, provide services regardless of patients' ability to pay, and charge for services on a sliding fee scale.
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For two years I served as COO of Tala, a rapidly growing mobile-based financial service provider targeting the underserved in emerging markets.
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It's been hard to face the facts on how our underserved black lives have gotten worse, not better under our beloved President Obama.
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At its launch, Adrian Aoun told us about 15 percent of its early users come from underserved communities and had received free membership.
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"Our findings can be applied to programs that help parents and caregivers in underserved areas to develop positive parenting skills," Dr. Jimenez added.
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With a degree in social work, Danielle strives to bring awareness to mental health issues and the power of music to underserved communities.
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And MoneyLion isn't only providing financial services to an underserved middle class – they're also showing that they can make money while doing it.
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" He agreed that most sleep apnea patients around the world are underserved: "Doctors don't listen and don't have time anywhere in the world.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched the Include program, which facilitates opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders in tech through our vast network and resources.
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Users are both overserved and underserved at the same time, creating demand for the new job-to-be-done enabled by new capabilities.
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The state required Spectrum to roll out high-speed internet across underserved rural areas when it merged with Time Warner Cable in 2016.
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But this group — which includes people with impaired vision, people with epilepsy, older adults and people who use mobility devices — is desperately underserved.
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"Most citizens have a bank account (in each household), now being underserved is more to do with access to other services," he explained.
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Starting in busy city centers may be a good way to subsidize the cost of expanding into less-populated or underserved communities, however.
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Jimmy Pitaro, the boss of ESPN, says the new service will go after the "hard-core sports fanatic" and the "underserved sports fan".
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Overbuilds: RCN overbuilds in some markets, which means that it sits on top of existing infrastructure rather than bringing broadband to underserved markets.
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CDFIs are fairly granular, so with slight orchestration, it would be possible to build a portfolio that directly benefited a specific underserved community.
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Funding candidates who oppose legal abortion contradicts any claim that Democrats are the party of the masses, let alone the ignored and underserved.
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Despite the fact that modest fashion is expected to grow into $484 billion market by 2019, the category is still very much underserved.
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By investing in underserved rural and urban communities called "opportunity zones, " investors can defer or even avoid capital gains taxes on asset sales.
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Having suffered discrimination by race, gender, ethnicity and marital status, the RAE has been overlooked, underrepresented and underserved by every level of government.
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The Association of American Medical Colleges has continued to argue the Administration's travel bans are contributing to doctor shortage problems in underserved areas.
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It will change its name and now focus exclusively on cyber security M&A, an area it sees underserved by large investment banks.
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"The underserved full-figure and plus-size market continues to be one of retail's major merchandising mistakes," said Marshal Cohen of NPD Group.
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Davis explained to us that this allows students from previously underserved school districts in the city to have access to a demanding education.
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LeBron James, the N.B.A. superstar, and Maverick Carter, his business partner, help fledgling entrepreneurs revitalize an underserved Cleveland neighborhood with support from investors.
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The state hoped to add new monthly fees onto wireless customers' bills to increase funds for programs that bring connectivity to underserved residents.
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The reason is usually big banks can eliminate the acquired company's operating system and sell more products to an underserved market segment – i.e.
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Individuals from low income, underserved or marginalized communities face poor health outcomes, in part due to discrimination and other forms of impartial treatment.
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Fortunately, there are new tools that address these barriers and new data that show how we can finally extend screenings to underserved populations.
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The purpose of this discussion is to share new data and efforts underway that demonstrate how innovative approaches can significantly reach underserved populations.
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The combination of an aging population and an inadequate number of newly trained professionals will harm overworked cancer physicians and underserved patients alike.
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Wales suggested boats (remember: he's a big fan) as well as bitcoin, two areas he believes are underserved with having good, dedicated reporters.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, to whom the letter was addressed, has made bringing broadband to underserved rural communities one of his top priorities.
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The program has partnered with more than 4,000 nonprofit groups with the goal of reaching what the firm sees as the "underserved" communities.
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In many states, APRNs provide care in areas where access to physicians is limited; particularly in medically-underserved urban and remote rural areas.
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This level of manipulation -- making underserved and underrepresented Americans choose between clean water or putting food on the table is injustice at work.
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Republican proposals to shore up the digital divide have proven hollow, providing no additional, actual funding for shoring up connectivity in underserved regions.
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" When he came back to her, she realized, she said, that "this is a market that was really not understood, and completely underserved.
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Telemedicine's growth has been hampered by multiple layers of federal and state regulation, which limited it largely to underserved areas or boutique providers.
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It preserves loan repayment programs for health providers who choose to work in underserved areas, and preserves funding for hospitals that train residents.
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"The state's work requirement program, beyond being legally suspect, will disproportionately harm the most underserved populations," said Jane Perkins, the program's legal director.
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During the press preview, Poots discussed his intention to "redistribute the privilege" of Hudson Yards into the underserved communities of New York City.
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Warren said she would double the size of the Foreign Service staff and open new posts in underserved areas to broaden U.S. presence.
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"It was very aligned with our mission of serving the underserved," Ms. Schauer said of the decision to offer an M.B.A. through Unicaf.
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The Armory also offers arts education programming to students from underserved New York City public schools — which the renovation could help to continue.
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This isn't just about one guy's vanity project, but about the community he built around it, and the underserved community it spoke to.
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Community health centers have long provided primary care to millions of patients in underserved areas across the United States, both urban and rural.
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Such stars have been critical to YouTube's success because they have fiercely loyal fans and appeal to audiences underserved by traditional media companies.
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Although Huawei has fewer customers in the United States, those customers are some of the most underserved when it comes to network services.
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In the interest of "providing economic opportunity in underserved rural and urban communities across the country," Starbucks has been opening designated community stores.
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Just as it had first cracked rural markets in China, it initially looked to underserved countries in Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
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So we do look for things where there&aposs an underserved audience and a team that does it in creative ways and omnichannel.
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On Friday, Curry said the hand-tailored charters for fintech companies would expect those lenders to reach underserved communities and uphold consumer protections.
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Its service industries — a growing part of its economic base — thrive off the underserved rural towns in the western half of the state.
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First are Jason and Tahani, characters who have been underserved by the show for some time now, mostly reduced to one-note jokes.
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" The Libra Association maintains its goal is to create a low-cost, fast payments network that can "empower billions of financial underserved people.
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Underserved and long-disconnected East London neighborhoods like Shoreditch and Whitechapel in recent years have become chic and largely unaffordable to many Londoners.
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"This ties back to my campaign days of serving underserved populations," Coleman, who led Hillary for America's diversity and human resources initiatives, said.
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Johnson repeatedly made clear during last year's election campaign that he wanted to spend money — on infrastructure, underserved communities and economically transformative industries.
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The central Bronx had been badly underserved; since 173, four state legislators had gone to prison, for crimes including bribery, embezzlement, and fraud.
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Restoring federal money to Texas would not necessarily bring new health centers to underserved areas where Planned Parenthood and other clinics have closed.
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Brex, which launched publicly in June 2018, offers corporate credit cards to startups, a segment that&aposs long been underserved by incumbent lenders.
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This reality has created a large percentage of underserved American adults known as "credit invisibles" — that is, those with thin or "unscoreable" credit.
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The group found in an earlier survey that financially underserved people in the United States spent $173 billion in interest and fees annually.
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The Amazon Future Engineers program aims to help students in underserved communities, from kindergarten to college, be ready join and build the future.
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Housing inequality, childhood trauma, mental health issues and lack of work opportunities in underserved communities all contribute to our nationwide early literacy crisis.
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"We want to offer a high-quality, customer-centric suite of financial products that address the specific underserved needs of our clients' businesses."
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Community leaders reached out to Derrick Johnson, state president of the N.A.A.C.P., who also helps underserved Mississippi neighborhoods and districts with strategic planning.
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The whole premise of the CIAG grant is that organizations outside the art world may already be better equipped to reach underserved populations.
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Star Wars has been around for a long time and plenty of characters have been underserved in favor of the larger ongoing story.
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Without the CDFI Fund, small businesses like veteran-owned Honor Capital, which brings affordable grocery stores and jobs to underserved neighborhoods, wouldn't exist.
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Similarly, community health centers enjoy bipartisan accolades and provide critically important care, serving approximately 24 million patients in nearly 10,000 medically underserved communities.
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Meanwhile, some networks are pulling back and focusing on more artistically challenging work (like Sundance) or on serving underserved audiences (like WGN America).
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Over the last two decades, Free Arts NYC has brought free arts educations to over 30,000 children living in the city's underserved communities.
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Underserved and underrepresented founders include (but are not limited to): female founders, veterans, LGBTQ, Black, Latino/a, Asian, people with disabilities and Native American.
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Courtesy of SFMTA Courtesy of SFMTA From the beginning, meaning prior to the Uber acquisition, JUMP has been focused on serving traditionally underserved communities.
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"The real estate industry has historically been very underserved by technology, especially in investment management," said Alex Robinson, Juniper Square's co-founder and CEO.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Though too cold for a theme park, Russia's underserved toy market makes it an attractive business prospect for Walt Disney Co (DIS.
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"Our intention is not to leave any territory underserved," said Romano in a phone interview, highlighting China as its next potential market for expansion.
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I work for a nonprofit women's leadership organization, and my job is to manage programs we run for underserved girls around the Austin area.
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"Screenings are one of the biggest gaps in underserved communities," Sharon Byers, the chief marketing and development officer for the ACS, told the MMBQ.
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The school will especially focus on low-income families and families of color, which are regularly underserved by both health and educational systems. 8.
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It's congestion, and there are a lot of underserved communities that don't even own a car and had no way to get to work.
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"I think we can achieve the goal of not having the underserved walk out on what ought to be an affordable procedure," Woodall said.
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In 2014, TechCrunch launched the Include program to leverage TechCrunch's unique network and resources to create access and opportunity for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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Facebook's projects, of course, focus on connecting rural areas that are currently underserved by exactly the telecom companies it hopes will adopt these technologies.
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Giannikopoulos said they plan to cover the costs of the products for underserved communities initially from their own funding and then through corporate sponsors.
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McLay's goal wasn't to shrink-and-pink finance, but to ditch overly-complicated ways of talking about money that tacitly keep underserved groups out.
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One would hope that the healthy 16-24 year olds who make up our nation's most underserved race would be a vibrant work force.
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TechCrunch started the Include program in 2014 with the aim of utilizing its networks to open opportunities for underrepresented and underserved founders in tech.
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Let us recognize -- with greater support, recognition and research -- these underserved victims of racial and police killings, terrorism and other forms of violent loss.
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One way to do this is by donating money to a relevant charity or nonprofit organization that provides useful skill development to underserved communities.
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It's also getting a toe in the door with an underserved consumer base — as Walker said, his customers can't use the company's existing products.
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The grants would be awarded to electricity and telephone cooperatives, nonprofits, tribes and municipalities that pledge to bring high-speed internet to underserved areas.
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They estimate the printing industry in Southeast Asia to be worth $25 billion annually, with smaller customers like SMEs "heavily underserved" by existing solutions.
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TV: Season two was so rooted in the relationship between Jimmy and Kim, who was a little underserved as a character in season one.
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The new characters and story elements feel undercooked, the old ones feel underserved, and all of it starts to feel like a jumbled mess.
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"The IBS-C market, in spite of new drugs, is still underserved and we believe tenapanor will be able to gain share," Goldstein said.
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He tells me that as a physician looking for an immigration visa, one of the requirements is that they work in an underserved community.
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The current maps used to allocate resources are woefully inaccurate and result in overbuilding in some areas while other areas remain unserved or underserved.
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They should introduce amendments to expand Medicaid even further, especially provisions that shore up the finances of community health centers in medically underserved areas.
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Founded in 2014, the TechCrunch Include program works to leverage the broad network and resources for opportunities for underserved and underrepresented founders in tech.
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Encouraging banks to resume lending to the underserved is a more promising solution than a new government monopoly in the form of postal banking.
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Second, we must ensure that computer science programs are available to students of all backgrounds, particularly to young women and students from underserved communities.
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" Periodically someone says, "Oh, turns out if you make a movie for African-Americans it will do very well, because it's an underserved audience.
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The term SRI now also encompasses thoughtful investing in companies that do well by people and planet, as well as lending to underserved communities.
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"The local market is underserved," said Vichet, who saw an opportunity to provide content to local millennials, who may not find English content accessible.
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Her plan also includes providing incubators, mentoring and training to 5,000 small-business owners in underserved communities and developing entrepreneurial skills in young people.
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" In a press statement, SeedPlus operating partner Tiang Lim Foo said "SMEs are the main economic driving force in Asia, but are currently underserved.
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In late 90s, the west-coast Canadian city was dealing with a dire heroin epidemic that was claiming lives in it's most underserved communities.
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Now, nearly two decades later, Deol has founded Stellar Cosmetics to serve what she feels is an underserved market: women with medium skin tones.
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There are also programs like the Veggie Mobile in Albany, New York, that helps shuttle nutritious vegetables and goods from farmers to underserved areas.
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" And speaking of The Wing's founders, she asked, "why are these socioeconomically elite white women setting the criteria on what an underserved woman deserves?
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Basically, she explained, credit unions began as a way for underserved populations to get financial services they might otherwise be denied by big banks.
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The legislation also solves key practical barriers that keep investors from putting capital in underserved areas; namely, too much risk and too little information.
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The goal of the remote-based program is educate underserved communities about VC and to build the next generation of venture capitalists and entrepreneur.
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As it stands today, the lead-gen options for pros — who have been a notoriously underserved part of the labor market — are now plentiful.
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This growth has occurred without a proportional improvement in services to the poor and underserved — the very patients the program was designed to help.
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"Under-resourced hospitals and hospitals in counties with a high percentage of underserved populations have lower levels of access and use," the researchers conclude.
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This is an opportunity to expand research and testing to underserved communities to address disparities that continue to persist in breast cancer mortality rates.
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The last thing we want to do is discourage these schools from helping underserved students graduate at the risk of being labeled low-performing.
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I love his desire to make the world a better place and his passion for the underserved in our country and around the world.
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The internet creates jobs, brings people together, can educate those in underserved communities, and even allow for things like remote surgery to save lives.
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Former NBA star Michael Jordan is donating $7 million to establish two medical clinics in Charlotte, N.C., to help at-risk or underserved communities.
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This will help the company reach the "underserved" chunk of North Americans who are living paycheck-to-paycheck, some who even lack bank accounts.
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Ken Rees, CEO of Elevate, is quick to note that 65 percent of Americans are underserved as a result of their low credit-scores.
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For that reason (and let's be honest, because they spotted a potentially underserved demographic), Garmin's offering up a new fitness tracker for little ones.
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Also in the SF Bay Area, Lyft donated $2275,2000 to TransForm, an organization focused on improving access to transportation in underserved areas throughout California.
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Additionally, the president's proposed 2020 budget released earlier this year earmarked $1 billion to increase affordable child-care options in underserved communities across America.
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He spoke to all Americans and addressed the needs of the underserved, those that I referred to in the headline as the left behind.
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Axiom CEO Elena Donio, a powerful tech and now law executive, invests in women at her company and in underserved populations through charity work.
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Fortunately, state higher education executive officers and their staffs in these states are focused on closing equity gaps and better serving traditionally underserved students.
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The playground was also intended to improve social cohesion in a multicultural and underserved part of London, while also appealing to different age groups.
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House Democrats released their own infrastructure bill last year that would inject $28503 billion into programs for expanding access for unserved and underserved communities.
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As the space gets more crowded, these neobanks could target rural areas, and ultimately an underserved audience that legacy banks largely don't cater to.
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Mr. Denton recognized that the internet was so huge that you could find gold by focusing on specific underserved communities through Gawker's various brands.
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He added that there are plenty of people in the region that are currently "either unserved or underserved" by the current financial services system.
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Waters and several of the freshman firebrands share many of the same priorities, such as tackling homelessness and financial services access for underserved communities.
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The group is also exploring how states can tackle the opioid crisis, with a focus on using teleconsultation to expand treatment in underserved communities.
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However, the main issue that needs to be tackled is helping the medically underserved receive more screening plus followup appointments when necessary, she says.
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Hospital systems across the country – particularly those in disadvantaged, underserved and rural communities – rely significantly on the 22019B program to better serve our communities.
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Investing in the underserved neighborhood of Glenville, Front leased and renovated two abandoned buildings as a public programming space and housing for visiting artists.
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Many, but not all, of the sites primarily feature moderately priced clothes; as a result, those seeking designer apparel in larger sizes remained underserved.
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At the Monday press conference, de Blasio suggested that putting Amazon's headquarters in Long Island City would be beneficial to the neighborhood's underserved residents.
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Earlier this year, Obria received a $1.7 million federal grant through Title X, a program aimed at providing family planning services to underserved Americans.
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Accurate measurements on the reach of broadband matter because the government's statistics are used to guide policy and channel federal funding for underserved areas.
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"It could be through this fund that we bring capital to underserved communities," NYU professor Dalton Conley, a vocal sovereign wealth fund advocate, writes.
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They call schools in underserved communities with children who have high scores on the state tests and ask principals and guidance counselors for recommendations.
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Using our kitchen spaces to produce food for underserved neighborhoods, while relying on the goodwill of our fans to help us get it done.
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Bezos has pledged $2 billion, and said he plans to use the charity to support homeless families and launch education programs in underserved communities.
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Ms. Pippins (right), 34, is a program director at Eastside House Settlement, a youth development organization for the underserved community in the South Bronx.
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The Sesame Workshop and The Primary School hope to use the curriculum to help get children — particularly ones in underserved areas — prepared for kindergarten.
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The government would build or lease towers across the country, prioritizing underserved areas, and set up a public utility that sold bandwidth at cost.
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But private investment works only where there is quick money to be made; it does nothing for those in underserved and low-income areas.
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If your community is underserved and a bank opens a branch, or makes mortgage loans, or supports community groups, they also get CRA credit.
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"A physical presence in Southern California will allow us closer access to a fast growing and underserved capital market," Kearl wrote in an email.
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Singer said he wanted to make sure they were on the same page and that the money went to underserved kids, the complaint states.
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"There's a whole ecosystem of support that exists in tech, biotech, life sciences that doesn't exist for small businesses in underserved communities," he said.
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To remedy this, she is launching The Bronx is Reading — a literacy program that will target those underserved schools — in tandem with the festival.
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Our finding that denser areas tend to be underserved suggests that cities will be increasingly challenged to provide transit access in the coming decades.
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Some of the greatest challenges in global health are directly related to the implementation of expensive and complex health systems infrastructure in underserved regions.
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The expanded program is a partnership between Starbucks and United Way, a nonprofit that invests in underserved communities for an improved quality of life.
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JPMorgan Chase is pledging $40 million over three years to Chicago to fund projects in underserved communities in the city's South and West sides.
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Why it matters: Outdoor entertainment is a growing media category that TCG thinks is underserved, and can be monetized well through selling branded merchandise.
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In it, Ms. DeVos began by praising the schools for making "tangible, structural reforms" that allowed students, often underserved, to reach their full potential.
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The program aimed to bring reliable, proven measures like antiretroviral drugs, counseling and prevention services to underserved communities around the world — and it worked.
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Clyburn has been a fierce advocate of the FCC's net neutrality rules, internet subsidies for low-income families and expanding broadband access underserved areas.
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They are also a flexible way to bring retail to underserved communities including areas that the private sector has otherwise been reluctant to enter.
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By bringing instruction to the home, HIPPY reaches more underserved parents and empowers them to be the primary educators of their preschool children. 2.
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After-school, summer camps and low-cost tutoring programs focused on underserved youth are key areas for investment that have been historically under-funded.
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He identified an underserved audience demographic — the white working class — for whom he produced a range of genres from horror and comedy to uplift.
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It's the seventh space opened in Pittsburgh by Beauty Shoppe, which seeks buildings in neighborhoods that it views as underserved by co-working space.
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Beyond the direct benefits, advocates of needle exchanges argue that the programs can also give a much-needed sense of hope to underserved populations.
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Pai has said repealing the rules will open up investments and clear the way for companies to build out broadband services in underserved communities.
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Critics contend that charters suck money out of public school systems that desperately need it and exacerbate disparities in already underserved and underfunded districts.
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Voting is our civic right, and the effect of empowering so many Americans— including many underserved populations and elusive millennial voters— could be election-changing.
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But, beyond that, make it a goal to connect with your local community to find out what underserved populations in your area need from you.
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And for populations underserved by institutional efforts to treat HIV/AIDS, the epidemic has never really left, hanging on their eaves and haunting their communities.
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She added that the company targeted an underserved market as most student lenders focus on loans to pay for university degrees, rather than professional training.
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Perhaps it was the genre-agnosticism that ultimately underserved it, making the effort an imperfect fit in the pop-specific or rock-specific brackets. —M.
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And we might find a way to offer very affordable mobility to the underserved community there that we can then scale up to the world.
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Startups like Wish and Shipt, have experienced meteoric growth by catering to the underserved population of price-conscious, middle-class Americans in less-dense areas.
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Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON), a nonprofit set to empower "underserved entrepreneurs" in the community, also stepped in to educate Faulkner on what he'd need.
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That's created an opportunity for Wayfair and At Home, two up-and-coming retailers that are going after a market they say has been underserved.
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Since Lyft was founded in 2012, we have sought to increase access to transportation around the country for underserved populations, including those living with disabilities.
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As a result of the incentives, previous research has found foreign-born workers are more likely to take jobs in places underserved by medical professionals.
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Many foreign doctors practice in rural, underserved and primary care settings, where medical care is often lacking, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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The comments came at the beginning of a North Carolina event touting the administration's Opportunity Zone program, which aims to spur growth in underserved areas.
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Despite increasing levels of disposable income, Qutoutiao says Tier 108.53 cities, many of which are located in the west of China, are still underserved markets.
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The business model isn't going to work for everybody, but the Parachut team believes they're tapping into a large, underserved market of experimental, curious photographers.
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Not only is there a large addressable market for pet insurance, but Lemonade already has existing relationships with many pet owners who may be underserved.
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America Movil executives have complained publicly the company is hamstrung from entering underserved areas because that would only increase its market share, prolonging antitrust scrutiny.
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Nonprofits and NGOs must be a registered 501c3 (or similar status for at least two years) and serve an underrepresented or underserved community in tech.
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It's clear that the adult market is clearly underserved and anyone who can give adult producers a hand is a welcome addition to the gang.
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Secure mobile communications solutions is an interesting and relatively underserved arena, which has become more important with the use of cellphone and other wireless devices.
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The cloud software enables "real-time, contextual communication" between employees, managers and co-workers in shift-based industries that have been traditionally underserved by tech.
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We will adopt commonsense proposals that protect American workers, reduce burdens on taxpayers and public resources, and focus Federal funds on underserved and disadvantaged citizens.
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Intel Capital managing directors Trina Van Pelt and Ken Elefant and director Christine Herron will be giving guidance and advice for underserved and underrepresented founders.
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To be honest and appreciative of what underserved women go through after diagnosis, this was Funk's way of experiencing the process in his own way.
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The opportunity to pivot our resources and expertise toward helping underserved communities through this collaboration with the Red Cross in Kenya is a great step.
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It's about a movement fueled by wrestling fans who have been underserved and perhaps even disappointed by what the industry has produced in recent years.
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Scooters and other last-mile solutions like shared cars or dockless bikes should help people who live in communities underserved by regular public transit options.
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Meanwhile, audiences feel overwhelmed and underserved: According to a recent Pew Research Center survey, seven in 10 Americans say they are exhausted by the news.
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Later, it was reported to be working on a project to test small, low Earth orbit satellites that would provide internet access to underserved areas.
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"As a nation we have significant healthcare infrastructure serving healthy populations while lower-income communities go underserved, leading to vastly poorer health outcomes," said Slavitt.
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Waymo will expand the program and provide first-and-last mile travel to Valley Metro RideChoice travelers, which covers groups traditionally underserved by public transit.
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We share a mission to serve financially underserved people around the world, and by joining forces will grow MoneyGram's business and create jobs in America.
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The project is designed to deliver high speed broadband to state universities, government institutions, and local residents who've been left underserved by the private sector.
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Snider hockey programs are provided at no cost, and focus on underserved Philadelphia boys and girls who otherwise would not have the opportunity to play.
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"New-collar jobs mean new opportunities – especially for communities traditionally underserved by tech," said Joanna Daly, vice president of talent at IBM, via a spokesperson.
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But Asia's wealthiest already have access to U.S. markets, MarketX said, adding that it wants to target "underserved" affluent Chinese investors with its digital platform.
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After that ended, she had a pair of internships at the Fresh Air Fund, which offers free summer activities to underserved children in New York.
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"It is crucial that this research include the potentially unique concerns and considerations within underserved or underrepresented communities," he told Reuters Health in an email.
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Hailly T.N. Korman is a senior associate partner at Bellwether Education Partners, a nonprofit organization focused on changing education and life outcomes for underserved children.
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They employ a skilled scientific workforce right in the community, providing timely, needed diagnostic testing services to Medicare beneficiaries in rural and other underserved communities.
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Three teams from Northern Africa or the Middle East presented to investors, pitching localized services like food delivery for underserved markets like Iraq and Egypt.
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Able has hired hundreds of underserved women in Ethiopia and Mexico to help end generational poverty while producing beautiful bags like the Abera Crossbody Tote.
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He touched on the competitive cannabis landscape in the US, why he thinks the market is underserved, and how he'll fill his pipeline of deals.
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This could mean energy-saving "smart grids", broadband access in underserved or unserved areas, mass transportation, as well as support for research and higher education.
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By using their personal experience to identify business opportunities, and communicating those ideas with like-minded partners, women can address a range of underserved markets.
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And local advocates say much of Pittsburgh's Southside, where the farm will be located, is particularly underserved by supermarkets and other retailers of fresh food.
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Whoopi Goldberg recently stepped in with a new line of medical marijuana–based edibles and bath products (of questionable effectiveness) aimed at this underserved market.
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We also recognize that in rural and underserved urban areas, we are often comparable to the country doctor, covering more ground while serving fewer patients.
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Last year, Bezos established the Day One Fund, which sets aside $2 billion to support homeless families and develop early education programs in underserved communities.
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Bishé is luminous but underserved by the long-suffering-wife role, and the episode finds Michael's tedious midlife crisis way more absorbing than it is.
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In the most recent $219 billion coronavirus funding bill that passed, Congress promised to allocate $219 million toward community health centers that treat underserved groups.
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Community clinics could make a huge difference for underserved communities if the government would guarantee doctors are provided ample support and testing supplies, Chavez said.
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They wanted a place for the youth, the underserved youth, to hang out in the ... after school, he said, but there was nobody minding it.
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When you come from an underserved community, for some reason people think your "hard luck story" is something they are owed for considering your application.
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The startup launched earlier this year in Anchorage, "a clothing desert," and has since grown its network to include women in several other underserved markets.
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He is a vice chairman of the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program, a national nonprofit job-training and internship program for underserved high school students.
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It will support organizations that provide shelter and food for homeless families, and will start a network of nonprofit Montessori-inspired preschools for underserved communities.
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Here, draw the camera's attention away from the bright neon and slick chrome of the Ark's downtown region and towards the city's grimier, underserved corners.
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"I wanted to focus on the most underserved individuals," he said, though he admitted that he also has a more personal connection to Newark cider.
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All across upstate New York, people of all political persuasions are ignored and underserved by a political system that feels dominated by the big city.
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Analysts have higher hopes for "Crazy Rich Asians," an effort to breathe new life into the romantic-comedy genre by aiming at an underserved audience.
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Often, he said, drivers in low-income or underserved areas have few options other than nonstandard insurers, even if they themselves have clean driving records.
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Truly making parks accessible to low-income families or underserved demographics would require a system of discounts or vouchers that covered much more than admission.
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Passing this bill will ensure individuals and families living in rural and underserved areas can select hospice without jeopardizing their relationship with their trusted physician.
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The traditional banking industry is filled with frustrating conundrums that leave much of the general population — particularly young adults, immigrants, and low-income folks — underserved.
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I am a target because I am the founder and CEO of Trust Women Foundation, an organization that provides abortion for women in underserved communities.
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"The current maps used to allocate resources are woefully inaccurate and result in overbuilding in some areas while other areas remain unserved or underserved," Rep.
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By also selling commercial and at-home brewing equipment, she differentiated her business with three sectors that tapped into an underserved part of the industry.
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The Partnership works with the Los Angeles Unified School District — within the system — to create transformational change in some of Los Angeles' most underserved schools.
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The abandoned countries were left drastically underserved, the study found, and Dr. Mullan called on the United States to increase its supply of homegrown doctors.
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Tyler Cameron The former "The Bachelorette" heartthrob will be running in support of ABC Food Tours, which educates and feeds underserved kids in New York.
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They can also use it to crack down on scooter companies that are violating local rules around speeding or distributing its fleet to underserved areas.
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There also are more labor market partnerships today that emphasize diverse and traditionally underserved sources of tech candidates, such as Tech Qualled, NPower and GirlsInTech.
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Given that 67% of women in the United States are a size 14 and up, the statistics prove just how underserved they continue to be.
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