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20210810 - ASU-GSV Morning Sessions - San Diego

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Bryn Lottig, with Kikori, chats with Santiago Salazar, with Hacku, during free time at the ASU-GSV Summit, on Tuesday morning, August 10, 2021, at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego. Lotttig, from Wisconsin, works with Kikori, a platform for teachers to aid social and emotional learning for K-12 teachers. Salazar is from Medallin, Colombia, and works with Hacku, which trains blue-collar workers via instant messaging apps. The Summit is an opportunity for global creative individuals across education and technology to share their visions for the future of life-long learning. Photo by Charlie Leight/Arizona State University

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20210810 - ASU-GSV Morning Sessions - San Diego<br /> <br /> Partially released:<br /> Image partially released. Model release(s) is only for those named in the caption, and not a speaker or panelist, on file in Media Relations & Strategic Communications.<br /> <br /> Bryn Lottig, with Kikori, chats with Santiago Salazar, with Hacku, during free time at the ASU-GSV Summit, on Tuesday morning, August 10, 2021, at the Manchester Grand Hyatt in San Diego. Lotttig, from Wisconsin, works with Kikori, a platform for teachers to aid social and emotional learning for K-12 teachers. Salazar is from Medallin, Colombia, and works with Hacku, which trains blue-collar workers via instant messaging apps. The Summit is an opportunity for global creative individuals across education and technology to share their visions for the future of life-long learning. Photo by Charlie Leight/Arizona State University