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Ch. 3 - Ethics and Responsability


Spotify was built around the idea that music should be part of everyone's life. Their social impact team worked with a series of nonprofits such as Too Small To Fail, Zero to Three, and Vroom to provide ways for parents to use music to enhance interactive moments with their kids and build social, emotional, and language development.

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