#urban tech

“The document was, in effect, calling for the outsourcing of public governance to a for-profit actor. It’s difficult to believe the document even passed legal muster—that lawyers paid with public money approved it. But it speaks to an important policy problem: many things related to digital public governance are currently legal by default—not because they should be, but because rules haven’t kept pace with the tech industry or are being cowritten by it through lobbying. As a result, through public technology procurements, governments continually conflate growing the tech sector (economic development) with being consumed by it (outsourcing and automating public governance).”

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Great article on the overview of Urban Tech; what companies are leading & about the upcoming future of the next “start-ups” will be

Based in New York City, Janina Casey is a respected financial executive with experience in equity sales and research. Janina Casey’s activities extend beyond the professional sphere and include board membership with the nonprofit Urban Tech, which supplies schools with limited resources with computers and educational modules. The organization also spearheads social emotional learning programs through the Youth Leadership Academy that go beyond traditional coursework and emphasize a healthy mindset and lifestyle. One article on the Urban Tech website focuses on the experiences of a new South Bronx teacher who quickly found that students lacked access to fresh vegetables and fruits. Concerned about the effects of inadequate nutrition on young learners' mental health and academic performance, he set in place a classroom garden that has generated more that 40,000 pounds of fresh produce since its implementation. Another aspect of the social emotional learning dynamic highlighted centers on the launch of a meditation program during quiet time at a middle school in one of San Francisco’s least privileged neighborhoods. Since its implementation at Visitacion Valley Middle School, suspension rates have decreased by nearly 80 percent and its students are ranked as the city’s happiest.