Team GRID talks about putting Volume 09 together, and why it was so important to share.
How much can happen in one day?
When we first had the idea to put together GRID Vol. 09, 24 hours was a lot of time. But a lot’s changed since then. In this video, we talk about how we put together this issue, and why more than ever, we wanted to share it with you.
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Fifty percent of our sales from this issue will also go to the AHA Learning Center, a non-profit organization that runs a free after-school program for public school students. Recently, AHA launched a home-school program on Facebook that reaches thousands of Filipino students affected by Covid-19.
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