300 students in the U.K. learn NLP lessons

Published on May 17, 2018 NLP in the News

Late last month, our director of partnerships, Damaso Reyes, took the NLP message to three cities in the United Kingdom, where he addressed more than 300 students in hands-on lessons that left the teens “enthused and inspired.”

The stops in Newcastle, Birmingham and Belfast were sponsored by the U.S. Embassy and Shout Out UK, an independent youth news and media platform.

https://www.shoutoutuk.org/2018/05/14/media-literacy-roadtour-2018/

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