'Self-expression is a human right,' says tech founder Lianna Genovese. 'One that should be accessible to everyone.'
“I’m an accidental entrepreneur,” says Lianna Genovese from a quiet corner of her company’s facility in Hamilton.
It all started seven years ago when she was a first-year student at McMaster University. Students in her bioengineering class were introduced to Elissa James, a young woman with dystonia, a type of cerebral palsy.
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