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SGO+ Workshop: Unconscious Bias in the Workplace
You may have heard about unconscious or implicit bias, but aren't quite sure what it is or have a rudimentary understanding of it. At its core, unconscious bias is just what it sounds like. Bias that we don't consciously register. In this interactive workshop, we'll walk you through its meaning and show you several types of unconscious biases that can play out specifically in the workplace. You'll walk away with a strong grasp of unconscious bias - yes, this means…
Find out more »The Art of Data Journalism with The New York Times & Financial Times
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but the world is awash in data. Distilling all of that wonderful data into clear, compelling stories is the job of an increasingly important group of journalists. For this Meetup, we'll discuss the art of data journalism with masters of the craft, including: - Lindsey Rogers Cook, Editor, Digital Storytelling at The New York Times - Brooke Fox, Data Journalist at The Financial Times Max Willens of Digiday has graciously agreed to moderate. As…
Find out more »Virginia Tech Online Master of Information Technology Information Session
The VT-MIT program offers eight optional areas of study (modules) from a variety of industries allowing a student to customize their program; examples include Security, Software Development, Big Data and Health Information Technology. Learn more about Virginia Tech's 100% online Master of Information Technology and our online IT Graduate Certificates. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »Who Runs the World? ERA Female Founders Night
Come be a part of NYC’s vibrant female founder community with ERA at Google HQ on 3/11. Stop by Google's gorgeous Chelsea location for an evening of networking and the opportunity to pitch your startup to a panel of amazing female entrepreneurs and investors!
Find out more »Founder Talk w/ Karim Abouelnaga, CEO, Practice Makes Perfect
Join MENA Tech_NY for our first exclusive "Founder talk" event featuring a conversation with Karim Abouelnaga. Karim is the CEO of Practice Makes Perfect, a Benefit Corporation that partners with K-12 schools to deliver high quality, academic programs. He founded Practice Makes Perfect at 18. He writes for Entrepreneur, Forbes, Linkedin, and is the author of Breaking Through: From Rough to Ready. Karim is a TED Fellow and Echoing Green Fellow. At 23, he was named to Forbes’ 30 under…
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