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Mark Silverberg speaking at the "Transportation + Health" Transportation Techies meetup. Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, 700 2nd St NE, Washington, DC.
The February Transportation Techies meetup, Metro Hack Night II. Mobility Lab, 1501 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
The Transportation Techies "Transportation + Health" meetup on March 6, 2014 was hosted by the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Digital Technology and Operations and Community Benefit ---
see blog post: Changing the culture of Transportation + Health + Meetups : TechiesDCHealth – Washington, DC USA | Ted Eytan, MD
During NTEN's 2008 Non-profit Technology Conference a group of techies participated in several volunteer projects to bring technology to communities battered by the 2005 Katrina hurricane.
My group, comprised of consultants, non-profit workers, and Cisco Systems, traveled to a community center in St. Bernard Parrish to install wireless access points. St. Bernard Parrish was the hardest hit during the flood - only 6 houses were left standing out of 25,000 when the water rose 25 feet in 23 minutes.
It was an honor to be able to provide some help to this community and I'm grateful for the opportunity to talk with residents and keep the hope and momentum of positive work flowing.
New Orleans, LA
Tracy Hadden Loh speaking at the "Transportation + Health" Transportation Techies meetup. Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, 700 2nd St NE, Washington, DC.
Mario Guzman speaking at the Transportation Techies "Portland Show & Tell" meetup. Hilton Portland, 921 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR.
Howard Jennings speaking at the February Transportation Techies meetup, Metro Hack Night II. Mobility Lab, 1501 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
A new meetup group in the metropolitan Washington, DC area for programmers interested in transit, biking, & walking, see: www.meetup.com/Transportation-Techies/ - this evening's event was "Metro Hack Night" - www.meetup.com/Transportation-Techies/events/154437572/
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In prep for "Transportation and Health" which will be held on March 6, 2014, at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health
Luz Cristal S. Glangchai
From Stand-up to Start-up: Growing Girl Techies and Entrepreneurs
There aren't enough women techs and CEOs. University professor and entrepreneur Luz Cristal has observed how hard it is to get girls involved in science and technology. Many of her female students feel intimidated or insufficiently qualified to participate. Girls need to learn, even before they enter school and are shown what girls ‘should’ and ‘shouldn’t’ do, so they can succeed in these fields. Luz Cristal believes we need to give girls the confidence to believe they can do anything; 3D-print an engine, create software, or start a company. She teaches girls to think like entrepreneurs—by anticipating needs, innovating, creating, and taking calculated risks. When girls are exposed to entrepreneurial thinking, a profound change takes
place; they learn to problem solve, think critically and creatively, and become more confident in their ability to tackle challenges.
“luz cristal glangchai”, “STEM education”, “girls in tech”, “education”, “VentureLab”, “TED”, “TEDx”, “TEDxSanAntonio”
Kate Rabinowitz presenting at Bike Hack Night IV. 1776 Crystal City, 2231 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA.
Mario Guzman speaking at the Transportation Techies "Portland Show & Tell" meetup. Hilton Portland, 921 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR.
Metro Hack Night is a show & tell of Metro-related apps and data visualizations. We are thrilled to be hosted by WMATA at Metro's headquarters.
See Blog post: Metro Hack Night with Transportation Techies : Controlling your city’s destiny through data – Ted Eytan, MD
See: www.meetup.com/Transportation-Techies/events/228585705/
Follow: @TechiesDC on Twitter
The Transportation Techies "Transportation + Health" meetup on March 6, 2014 was hosted by the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Digital Technology and Operations and Community Benefit ---
see blog post: Changing the culture of Transportation + Health + Meetups : TechiesDCHealth – Washington, DC USA | Ted Eytan, MD
During NTEN's 2008 Non-profit Technology Conference a group of techies participated in several volunteer projects to bring technology to communities battered by the 2005 Katrina hurricane.
My group, comprised of consultants, non-profit workers, and Cisco Systems, traveled to a community center in St. Bernard Parrish to install wireless access points. St. Bernard Parrish was the hardest hit during the flood - only 6 houses were left standing out of 25,000 when the water rose 25 feet in 23 minutes.
It was an honor to be able to provide some help to this community and I'm grateful for the opportunity to talk with residents and keep the hope and momentum of positive work flowing.
New Orleans, LA
The Transportation Techies "Transportation + Health" meetup on March 6, 2014 was hosted by the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Digital Technology and Operations and Community Benefit ---
see blog post: Changing the culture of Transportation + Health + Meetups : TechiesDCHealth – Washington, DC USA | Ted Eytan, MD
Luz Cristal S. Glangchai
From Stand-up to Start-up: Growing Girl Techies and Entrepreneurs
There aren't enough women techs and CEOs. University professor and entrepreneur Luz Cristal has observed how hard it is to get girls involved in science and technology. Many of her female students feel intimidated or insufficiently qualified to participate. Girls need to learn, even before they enter school and are shown what girls ‘should’ and ‘shouldn’t’ do, so they can succeed in these fields. Luz Cristal believes we need to give girls the confidence to believe they can do anything; 3D-print an engine, create software, or start a company. She teaches girls to think like entrepreneurs—by anticipating needs, innovating, creating, and taking calculated risks. When girls are exposed to entrepreneurial thinking, a profound change takes
place; they learn to problem solve, think critically and creatively, and become more confident in their ability to tackle challenges.
“luz cristal glangchai”, “STEM education”, “girls in tech”, “education”, “VentureLab”, “TED”, “TEDx”, “TEDxSanAntonio”
Patrick at the Bikeshare Hack Night X after-party. Right Proper Brewing Company, 624 T St NW, Washington, DC.
Dylan Barlett speaking at the April Transportation Techies meetup, CaBi Hack Night V. WeWork Crystal City, 2221 S Clark St, Arlington, VA.
Chris Smith speaking at the Transportation Techies "Portland Show & Tell" meetup. Hilton Portland, 921 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR.
Kim Lucas answering a question at CaBi Hack Night IV, the October Transportation Techies meetup. 1776 Crystal City campus, 2231 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA.
Priority Mail Sticker seen in San Francisco, California that says "Queers Hate Techies". This is by the local activist group Gay Shame.
Michael and Stephan at the Transportation Techies "Bus Hack Night" meetup. Mobility Lab, 1501 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA.
Luz Cristal S. Glangchai
From Stand-up to Start-up: Growing Girl Techies and Entrepreneurs
There aren't enough women techs and CEOs. University professor and entrepreneur Luz Cristal has observed how hard it is to get girls involved in science and technology. Many of her female students feel intimidated or insufficiently qualified to participate. Girls need to learn, even before they enter school and are shown what girls ‘should’ and ‘shouldn’t’ do, so they can succeed in these fields. Luz Cristal believes we need to give girls the confidence to believe they can do anything; 3D-print an engine, create software, or start a company. She teaches girls to think like entrepreneurs—by anticipating needs, innovating, creating, and taking calculated risks. When girls are exposed to entrepreneurial thinking, a profound change takes
place; they learn to problem solve, think critically and creatively, and become more confident in their ability to tackle challenges.
“luz cristal glangchai”, “STEM education”, “girls in tech”, “education”, “VentureLab”, “TED”, “TEDx”, “TEDxSanAntonio”
Luz Cristal S. Glangchai
From Stand-up to Start-up: Growing Girl Techies and Entrepreneurs
There aren't enough women techs and CEOs. University professor and entrepreneur Luz Cristal has observed how hard it is to get girls involved in science and technology. Many of her female students feel intimidated or insufficiently qualified to participate. Girls need to learn, even before they enter school and are shown what girls ‘should’ and ‘shouldn’t’ do, so they can succeed in these fields. Luz Cristal believes we need to give girls the confidence to believe they can do anything; 3D-print an engine, create software, or start a company. She teaches girls to think like entrepreneurs—by anticipating needs, innovating, creating, and taking calculated risks. When girls are exposed to entrepreneurial thinking, a profound change takes
place; they learn to problem solve, think critically and creatively, and become more confident in their ability to tackle challenges.
“luz cristal glangchai”, “STEM education”, “girls in tech”, “education”, “VentureLab”, “TED”, “TEDx”, “TEDxSanAntonio”
The Transportation Techies "Transportation + Health" meetup on March 6, 2014 was hosted by the Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Digital Technology and Operations and Community Benefit ---
see blog post: Changing the culture of Transportation + Health + Meetups : TechiesDCHealth – Washington, DC USA | Ted Eytan, MD
Henry Dunbar answering a question at CaBi Hack Night IV, the October Transportation Techies meetup. 1776 Crystal City campus, 2231 Crystal Dr, Arlington, VA.
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