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Forum supports inclusive innovation

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue is set to launch its Inclusive Innovation Forum on March 5, 2025, continuing its commitment to fostering community engagement in technology. This forum serves as a platform for collaboration among local businesses, nonprofits, and residents, focusing on innovative solutions to improve city services. Participants will discuss critical issues such as city innovation priorities and the impact of emerging technologies on equity. The initiative follows a productive brainstorming session from November 2024, where stakeholders provided valuable insights into community needs. By gathering feedback from diverse voices, Bellevue aims to develop policies that ensure technology is accessible to all citizens.

The forum will also explore educational opportunities to enhance digital equity across the community. With four meetings planned throughout the year, the city is poised to make significant strides in leveraging technology for economic development. This proactive approach reflects Bellevue’s leadership in creating an inclusive environment for all residents.

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