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"This wasn’t just about creating an app. I felt like this was very much about creating a relationship with Calvium, and everybody working together to say, ‘Here’s a societal problem, here’s how we are all going to work hard together to help remediate that problem. We all care and we all want to help each child reach his or her full potential.’ Everybody had suggestions and insight, and that made this experience very positive for me."
Dr. Melissa Baralt, Háblame Bebé App
"I trust Calvium implicitly and enjoy working collaboratively and creatively with them. Working with them always feels very personal."
Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, Kings College London
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