Andy Walker - Little Geeks Foundation
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The document discusses starting a foundation called Little Geeks Foundation that provides Internet-connected computers to underprivileged children to help reboot their lives. It notes the founder was initially unhappy and unsure how to start a foundation but realized an idea plus people can create action. It asks the reader if they would like to help with Little Geeks Foundation or bring technology and literacy to remote communities and discusses how digital libraries could help as well as noting issues exist in one's own backyard.
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