Richmond Wong, an Assistant Professor in Georgia Tech's Digital Media program, is leading a new project that explores the intersection of technology, ethics, and social values. Funded by a seed grant from the Georgia Tech Institute for People and Technology (IPaT), Wong’s project — Fostering the Landscape of “Critical Computing” — aims to create a transdisciplinary research community focused on the ethical dimensions of computing.

This past week, Women in Technology (WIT) held a career fair at the TSQ ATL Clubhouse to empower and support women in securing fulfilling careers in STEAM fields, as part of their mission to make Georgia the state with the highest percentage of women in the STEAM workforce.

After a decade-long career as a flight attendant and mother, Veronica Woodruff did not envision herself leading a tech startup — let alone one that could disrupt the entire industry.

What Can’t You Do? is not only the name of Naomi Davis’s personal brand but also a core question she poses to all her clients and collaborators.

Stacey Samedi, the dynamic founder of Samedi Label and Samedi Sneakers, is determined to make her mark in Atlanta. Having established herself at the intersection of fashion, technology, and entrepreneurship, Samedi’s journey has taken her across the country.

In a world increasingly plagued by plastic pollution, artist Heather Elson is making a difference through her initiative, No More Liddering. Dedicated to reducing plastic lids in the environment, Heather transforms single-use plastics into art.

Developers gathered at the Tech Square Clubhouse for Tech Tuesdays, featuring a talk by Rob Dominguez on optimizing GraphQL APIs with the Hasura GraphQL Engine. The event fostered networking, learning, and practical demonstrations, highlighting the collaborative spirit of Atlanta's tech community.