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Over the last year, one of the apps Code the Dream has been most proud to develop has been Upstate — a tool that allows users to get immediate updates about proposed new state laws in the issue areas they care about most. Yesterday Upstate founder Kelly Garvy and CTD developer Crystal Williams-Brown were on the evening news talking about the app and how they hope it can democratize access to information about important state law decisions.
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“When you do get something like the motorcycle bill, where you have the old bill and the new bill, this shows a side-by-side snapshot where you can see exactly what’s changed. Discerning those changes quickly allows more time to add depth to reporting," Boughton said.
The panelists included Walter Gomez from @EnlaceLatinoNC, Brian Clary from @Triad_City_Beat, Maria Gonzalez from @elpuebloinc, and Melissa Boughton from @scsj. pic.twitter.com/sJjsUDMpeQ