Discussion on Youth Innovation and Green Tech

Kayd is thrilled to present an educational and interactive discussion on green technology. This dynamic event combines the "Youth Innovator Spotlight" with hands-on exhibits, providing a unique platform for young green tech enthusiasts to showcase their groundbreaking projects. Engage directly with these emerging innovators, witness their creativity, and offer feedback to help shape the future of sustainable technology. Explore interactive exhibits featuring the latest in energy-efficient gadgets and educational games focused on environmental conservation. This blend of youthful vision and interactive learning removes the barriers between innovator and attendee, creating a collaborative and inspiring environment. Join us for an inspiring journey into the heart of sustainability, innovation, and collective progress. 

Meet representatives from Somalis in Tech, including Abshir Ahmed and Hamda Miyir, and Hana Abdi from 01 Founders in conversation with Kareema Hersi

Abshir Ahmed is a seasoned Software Engineer with a robust track record in both startup environments and established organizations. As the Founder and Technical Director of Somalis in Tech, he leads a dynamic global community of over 4,000 members, fostering diversity and inclusion within the tech industry. Hamda Miyir is the Lead Solutions Integrator at GE Vernova, with a demonstrated history of working in the energy industry and data migration, specializing in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). With a passion for the energy industry, she has spent 8 years implementing electricity distribution management systems (DMS). Hamda is the founder and program leader of Somali Women in Tech and leads STEM outreach for Somalis in Tech. Hana Abdi, also known as HanaCodes, is an award-winning speaker who has been in tech for over 10 years. She is the founder of Hana Codes and the community Bridge The Gap In Tech. In 2021, Hana was featured in the book The Voices In The Shadow, which showcases and amplifies the voices of game-changing black women in tech. Kareema Hersi is a lawyer and community advocate who champions Somali cultural initiatives and artistic expressions. She uses her expertise in marketing, social engagement, and artistic direction to amplify Somali voices and enhance the visibility of Somali arts in the UK.

Language: English

Host or Publisher Kayd Somali Arts and Culture