Join me as we explore the data equity landscape with Karen Borchgrevink, founder of the non-profit LA Tech4Good.

Are you tired of aimlessly wandering through life, unsure of your purpose? It's time to discover the problems you're meant to solve and pursue your passions. Join us as we explore the beauty of our unique experiences, navigate the conundrum of diverse skills, and piece together an equitable vision for impact.

In the digital age, where technology has revolutionized every aspect of our lives, the role of urban planners must adapt and evolve to keep up with the changing landscape.

The history of technology and its influence on economic and social development in the United States is intricate and nuanced, with numerous threads and influences contributing to its evolution over time.

As the world becomes increasingly urbanized, with 65% of the population expected to live in cities by 2040, understanding and managing the relationship between human factors and urban systems has never been more important.

The treasures of today's culture are embedded in the routines of everyday life. To what extent are voter education programs influencing our bias when we exercise our right to vote for the society we want to see?

Research into civic issues and the user experience is crucial to the development of our cities and everyday lives. What are the main distinctions between the two?