Seattle Community Network- Tiny Home Village sensor research hackathons this weekend
Hi Change Community, Prof. Kurtis Heimerl and I are running 2 "hackathon" type events this week for our NSF Smart & Connected Communities grant involving sensor technologies for Tiny Home Villages. We are working with the Nickelsville organization, with THVs in Northlake and Central District. https://www.nickelsville.org/ There will be food! Friday eve SCN Hack Night- Nov 17th, 6:30-10:30 pm, at the Filipino Community Center: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297020229/ Sunday Nov 19th during the day 10am-5pm at Seattle Makers in Wallingford: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297293712/ If you are at all interested in engaging with local THVs, this is a great way to get started. We will have access to typical makerspace tools and materials, as well as some initial ideas from co-design workshops we've held with the residents. Please spread the word to your maker friends even if you can't make it! Thanks, -Esther
Super apologies for the weird white-text formatting in the last email. Repeating the info here with black text: Hi Change Community, Prof. Kurtis Heimerl and I are running 2 "hackathon" type events this week for our NSF Smart & Connected Communities grant involving sensor technologies for Tiny Home Villages. We are working with the Nickelsville organization, with THVs in Northlake and Central District. https://www.nickelsville.org/ There will be food! Friday eve SCN Hack Night- Nov 17th, 6:30-10:30 pm, at the Filipino Community Center: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297020229/ Sunday Nov 19th during the day 10am-5pm at Seattle Makers in Wallingford: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297293712/ If you are at all interested in engaging with local THVs, this is a great way to get started. We will have access to typical makerspace tools and materials, as well as some initial ideas from co-design workshops we've held with the residents. Please spread the word to your maker friends even if you can't make it! Thanks, -Esther 1280 AFA4 DD14 589B <https://keybase.io/infrared>
Hi all, The Sunday event at Seattle makers is starting now! Thanks, -Esther On Tue, Nov 14, 2023 at 12:30 PM Esther Jang <infrared@cs.washington.edu> wrote:
Super apologies for the weird white-text formatting in the last email. Repeating the info here with black text:
Hi Change Community,
Prof. Kurtis Heimerl and I are running 2 "hackathon" type events this week for our NSF Smart & Connected Communities grant involving sensor technologies for Tiny Home Villages. We are working with the Nickelsville organization, with THVs in Northlake and Central District. https://www.nickelsville.org/
There will be food!
Friday eve SCN Hack Night- Nov 17th, 6:30-10:30 pm, at the Filipino Community Center: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297020229/ Sunday Nov 19th during the day 10am-5pm at Seattle Makers in Wallingford: https://www.meetup.com/seattle-tacoma-community-network/events/297293712/
If you are at all interested in engaging with local THVs, this is a great way to get started.
We will have access to typical makerspace tools and materials, as well as some initial ideas from co-design workshops we've held with the residents.
Please spread the word to your maker friends even if you can't make it!
Thanks, -Esther 1280 AFA4 DD14 589B <https://keybase.io/infrared>
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Esther Jang