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Laidlaw Research Paper: Exploring the Digital Divide in Baltimore, Maryland

Research Project conducted in collaboration with Matthew Dame and under the supervision of Professor Monica Sanders. Many thanks to the Laidlaw Foundation and the Georgetown University Center for Research and Fellowships that made this possible!
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Filippo Borrello
Student, Georgetown University

Hello! I am a rising Sophomore at the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, planning to major in International Economics, with a minor in Statistics. I love to play tennis, volleyball, and I am planning to run my first half marathon this fall. 

My research project for the summer of 2024 delves into the digital divide of broadband internet access in impoverished communities in Baltimore, Maryland, my hometown, and aims to establish policy recommendations in order to maintain equitable access for all Baltimoreans. 

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