Meet The 28 Atlanta Area College Students Using Technology & Innovation To Hack The Violence
On Saturday, we welcomed 28 of the Atlanta’s top college students passionate about social change into our tribe of change makers with the Opening Day for Goodie College Innovation Lab #HackTheViolence, a program designed to turn college students into social impact tech startup founders. Their objective is to reduce violence 40{73d994cfe2ff8b0a610e87f383cee97a4b5b8ef0e12626b1a91565c29f75a33f} by the year 2020 using innovation. Paired with mentors, these amazing students began their “Hero’s Journey” by selecting violence subject-matter areas (in parentheses) to combat, identifying users, diagnosing problems, brainstorming product features, and storyboarding what the product looks like in a design thinking influenced Product-Market Fit workshop. Next, they’ll move onto the Hack The Violence hackathon where skills-based volunteers will take their ideas a few steps closer to reality.
Serve as their alley, and contribute to their mission by donating today.
MEET THE STUDENT HEROES
they answered the call
ition=”Georgia State (Social Media)”]
SERVE AS THEIR ALLY
get involved.
Allies are UI/UX designers, digital marketers, graphic designers, those good with revenue models, web designers, and donors that contribute resources to these student heroes by either participating in the hackathon and helping turn their ideas into clickable prototypes, logos, marketing plans, revenue plans OR making a donation.
Gold Donor (Sponsoring A School)
Jason Crain (Morehouse)
Silver Donor
Angela King
Bronze Donors
Tiffany Williams
Allison Miller