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| | | | An invitation Hey, Baltimore. At the risk of projecting, I'm going to assume many of you saw the news that Roe v. Wade might get overturned. While the news relates to a draft opinion and a leak of something that (as POLITICO reported) may not come to pass, it's easy to understand why many of you reading this may feel strongly about the issue. Our lively public Slack discussions suggest as much already. I needn't spend much more time discussing why, I'm confident you already understand that But as a Technical.ly editor, I'm always interested in how big news items that don't have obvious or surface-level relevance to tech actually do intersect with the technology and entrepreneurship topics we typically cover. That interest is motivated not by opportunism, but instead by an informed conviction that the structures and concepts guiding our existence — politics, technology, oppression, religion and economics among them — are constantly entwined. This newsletter features a new story from Techincal.ly reporter Holly Quinn that speaks to this intersection. But I'd still like to learn how this news may affect you as technologists and entrepreneurs. Are you working on tech that enables access to reproductive health services? Have your companies addressed this news and shifted any practices in response to the draft or anticipation of a possible ruling? Are there other ways we should be covering it that I didn't mention? Let us know by emailing [email protected] or responding to this email. — Technical.ly editor Sameer Rao ([email protected]) | | | | | Top Stories | | By The third venture fund for the VC firm, which has an anchor in Baltimore and focuses on biomedical companies, exceeded its original $300 million-dollar target. Read more » By The Rise to the Challenge competition also featured pitches for a coworking space for gearheads and car enthusiasts, a data subscription service for independent retail investors and a marketplace for artisans creating eco-friendly toiletries. Read more » By Join us for Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast 2022, no matter where you're from. Read more » By It's the return of the list spotlighting the people opening doors and bringing others together around the tech communities of Philly, Baltimore, DC and Delaware — and the launch of our Pittsburgh list, too. Read more » | Blast from the past Leaders from 2022 RealLIST Startups honorees and other Baltimore tech entities discussed the institutional and cultural conditions that they felt most impact the region's tech sector. Here are four of the main takeaways from their discussion with Technical.ly. Read more » | Your Job in Tech Search all open jobs and hiring companies Featured Jobs The Data Architect – Enterprise Data Platform provides data strategy, design, development, performance, refinement and governance oversight of Wawa’s Enterprise Data Platform (EDP), including...Find out more » The Enterprise Application Management Team Lead will play a central role in the development of support processes and procedures as well as the ongoing support of business applications, including...Find out more » The Solutions Manager for Marketing Technology & Mobile is responsible for identifying and articulating the growth strategy, roadmap, and address opportunities and challenges for new, innovative...Find out more » This Week in Jobs Join us for Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast 2022, no matter where you're from. Read more » SUBSCRIBE to TWIJ Post a Job Get a Job | Events May 24 to May 25 / 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM / Mayfair Hotel: 1127 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington, DC. Find out more » May 10 / 04:00 PM to 07:30 PM / Perpay I Philadelphia, PA Find out more » May 12 / 05:00 PM to 08:00 PM / The Post at Cira Green I Philadelphia, PA Find out more » View all events Promote your event | | |
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