The internet and new technologies have provided plenty of opportunities for us to explore our role in world affairs, but how has this era of connectivity impacted our sense of social responsibility? Is technology the perfect means for mass mobilization in the quest for public good? Or have we somehow become more distanced from the issues that matter? Which apps, websites and functions breed conscience and which lead to apathy? And who is really benefiting?
Join us as we try to unpack the issues around digital engagement and real world problems. Come armed with your own questions about this complicated topic and put them to our panel of experts in the field of technology for good.
Panelists:
Dan Parham, Co-Founder, Neighborland
Marnie Webb, CEO, Caravan Studios
Moderator:
Josh Constine, Writer, TechCrunch
Schedule:
6:00 p.m. (doors open) -- Networking reception with a complimentary drink
7:00 p.m. -- Moderated presentations and discussion
Powered by Pork will be on-site selling their delicious Vietnamese tacos.
The internet and new technologies have provided plenty of opportunities for us to explore our role in world affairs, but how has this era of connectivity impacted our sense of social responsibility? Is technology the perfect means for mass mobilization in the quest for public good? Or have we somehow become more distanced from the issues that matter? Which apps, websites and functions breed conscience and which lead to apathy? And who is really benefiting?
Join us as we try to unpack the issues around digital engagement and real world problems. Come armed with your own questions about this complicated topic and put them to our panel of experts in the field of technology for good.
Panelists:
Dan Parham, Co-Founder, Neighborland
Marnie Webb, CEO, Caravan Studios
Moderator:
Josh Constine, Writer, TechCrunch
Schedule:
6:00 p.m. (doors open) -- Networking reception with a complimentary drink
7:00 p.m. -- Moderated presentations and discussion
Powered by Pork will be on-site selling their delicious Vietnamese tacos.
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