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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode of Humanizing Tech welcomes our new Executive Director Hazel Valdez! Listen to meet Hazel and learn about her fascinating (and delicious) background, how she’s working to unify the PDXWIT team (staff and volunteers), and the exciting plans to scale the mission of PDXWIT with full transparency.
PDXWIT is always looking for volunteers! If you’re passionate about building an inclusive and equitable Portland Tech Industry, we’d love to meet you.
Learn more about how to get involved here from sponsorship opportunities, how to donate, and volunteer opportunities here: Get Involved — PDXWIT.
Anyone can download the PDXWIT 2022 Impact Report to learn about all of our accomplishments here: PDXWIT
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