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Education Initiative Spotlight: CSAW Summer Program for Women

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Trail of Bits and NYU-Poly's CSAW Summer Program for High School Women: a two-week program teaching NYC-area teenage women cryptography, databases, networking and forensics, led by Prof. Linda Sellie.
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