Contributed by: Mark Taylor II
Posts Tagged: Goodie Hack
29 Jun 2016 In Economic Development, Goodie Impact Pre-Accelerator By admin
Spending The Rest of 2016 in Atlanta Focusing on Gentrification Financial Inclusion
The last 12 months have been marked by tremendous growth for Amplify 4 Good. After working with both companies and communities relative to social impact, we’ve evolved into two distinct organizations: Amplify 4 Good (focuses on companies) and Goodie Nation (focuses on under-served communities). They’re part of my efforts to have a positive impact on …
11 Mar 2016 In Atlanta, Goodie Hack, Goodie Impact Pre-Accelerator By admin
Goodie Hack [EDU] Atlanta x March 2016 Recap: Heroes Create Solutions to Improve Math and Reading Skills in Low-Performing K-12 Schools
Mission Accomplished During the span of five intense days, everyday heroes and heroines from the Atlanta community assembled to improve problems in K-12 education among its low-performing schools. Celebrating Goodie Hack’s 2nd year in building technology with underserved communities, on Wednesday, March 9, Goodie Nation emerged as a new brand and unveiled solutions via “Goodie …
02 Mar 2016 In Atlanta, Goodie Ideation, Goodie Impact Pre-Accelerator By admin
Goodie Ideation EDU Recap: High-Impact Ways To Improve Math + Reading Skills in Low Performing K-12 Schools
Our Mission Amidst the hustle and bustle of a busy day in Atlanta’s Ponce City Market, Goodie Nation hosted the inaugural Goodie Ideation session for 2016 at General Assembly with a focus on developing ideas to solve problems in local education. Attendees were taught how to formulate effective ideas for social impact while also …
15 Feb 2016 In Goodie Impact Pre-Accelerator By admin
Goodie Ideation [Saturday] + Goodie Hack [March 4]: Improving Math/Reading Skills In Low Performing Schools
Introducing our new process to solve problems in under-served communities: Goodie Innovation. It’s made up of three events (Ideation, Hack, & Marketing) and one program which ties them together. This Goodie Innovation cycle focuses on high-impact ways, using technology to improve math and reading skills of 5,000+ students in low performing schools by 2017. The …