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48. Utilizing Technology for Social Good with Joshua Feuerstein and Fatima Alsammak

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Hi everyone! Finally back after a while. Sorry for going MIA so much. I'm SUPER excited for this episode!!! In this episode, I am joined by Fatima and Josh, former co-directors of Hack4Impact Cornell. We delve into the intersection of technology and social impact, exploring how tech can be harnessed to drive positive change. Fatima and Josh share their experiences leading Hack4Impact, discussing their journey into social impact and advocacy, and what drew them to Hack4Impact specifically.

We also discuss their inspirations for taking on greater roles within Hack4Impact and how they balance innovation with actual user needs. They provide insights on creating tech for impact, balancing ideas with execution, and share real examples from their time at Hack4Impact. We also cover the challenges of balancing team interests without falling into techno-solutionism and how they navigate aligning issue areas with team specializations.

Join us for an inspiring conversation on the power of technology to make a difference in our communities and beyond! Thanks for tuning in <3

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