Meet the new generation of Russian innovators from Moscow to Yekaterinburg
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Kruzhok is a group of programmers who travel to towns and villages across Russia to teach children the basics of website creation in a bid to stimulate regional development and challenge some of the norms of Soviet teaching. Can they change local mentalities?
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