Innovation happens here! – Shimira Williams

Throw It Back to human-to-human connections

On February 20, 2020, New America held a capstone event to concluded a series of connected conversations (#ConnectedConversations).

Event: Taking A Humanities+Tech Approach: Creating Inclusive Tools And Learning Experiences

Shimira Williams is participating in the second panel” What can we learn from initiatives in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas?

Binary Beads

Binary Beads – the art of using binary code (like Baudot code) to write in braided hairstyles traditionally wore by little Black girls and women.

UpPrize2018

OMG! C.C. Busy wins second place at UpPrize Great Solutions Competition announced October 11, 2018, at Carnegie Science Center. Thank you for all the congratulations! Read about the winners! “Announcing the winners of UpPrize 2018” | | NextPittsburgh by Bill O’Toole “UpPrize Names Winners of Social Innovation Challenge” | BNY Mellon “CMU startup that provides communication coaching wins top UpPrize” | Post-Gazette Follow C.C. Busy‘s journey via Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram or subscribe to our mailing list.

Lessons in Early Learning from Austin, TX to Pittsburgh, PA | Repost

In March, I attended my first SXSW EDU, and wrote a blog post about my experience which featured via the Remake Learning blog, Shimira Williams shares reflections on her participating in SXSW EDU 2018 and how insights and questions from the event are shaping her work in early learning back home in Pittsburgh. Read More

Category: Innovation happens here!

Throw It Back to human-to-human connections

Event: Taking A Humanities+Tech Approach: Creating Inclusive Tools And Learning Experiences

Binary Beads

UpPrize2018

Lessons in Early Learning from Austin, TX to Pittsburgh, PA | Repost