Technology

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Some of the best organizations on the planet rely on grant funding to solve humanity's challenges.

Unfortunately, it's a broken system, and extraordinarily painful to navigate.

We can use AI to save precious time instead of wasting it in "grant agony".

Your community guide for joining the climate tech movement

• Go to The Climate Tech Handbook

The climate tech movement is exploding.

I started an open source handbook for those who want good paying technology jobs solving the climate crisis.

We have awesome community of volunteers building their portfolios through code, design, content, and data science.

Community engagement using the power of maps

• Go to Mapseed

Engaging communities is hard.

Maps hold temendous value and have worked for centuries.

I started a company with two friends called Mapseed.

We build open source maps designed to help governments and non-profits do things like:

• Spend money where it matters most
• Gather data on environmental conservation
• Plan transportation projects

Helping the world take better care of our trees

• Go to PlanIT Geo

I spent time with PlanIT Geo helping municipalities around the world take better care of their city forest.

We have science to prove that a well planned urban forest means lower crime, cleaner air, less noise, less flooding, lower energy bills, better climate resilience, fresher water, higher life satisfaction, more play, better connections with our neighbors, and even a free outdoor gym if you like to climb like me!

Mozilla's mission is to ensure the Internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all.

In my youthful 20s, I got to work as a staff contributor to the following Mozilla projects:

• Open News
• Webmaker
• The Open Video Alliance & Conference