Questions & Comments from Neighborhood Networks Conference, April 2009, Dallas
Rik Panganiban and Amira Fouad of Global Kids gave a keynote address at the Neighborhood Networks conference on April 29, 2009 in Dallas, Texas.
We invite the participants in the event to add comments and questions about our talk here.
We invite the participants in the event to add comments and questions about our talk here.
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