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On Friday the 10th of July, we hosted our first "Vibecode Show & Tell." We know that's something that might raise a few eyebrows, given the polarization around AI. Here's why we did it...
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A workshop by Helpful Places introducing DTPR for AI, a legibility standard that translates technical AI documentation into visual, accessible formats centering the questions people actually ask about AI systems deployed in public spaces.
An orientation session for new and prospective TechSoup members, covering how TechSoup can help nonprofit organizations access affordable technology solutions, learning resources, services, membership levels, and customer support, with time for Q&A.
A hack day by Campaign Lab exploring Poteris's new dataset of scraped UK council agendas, minutes, and reports. Participants will prototype tools for local government transparency, civic participation, and democratic accountability.
A new type of gathering where participants anonymously propose and choose discussion topics about London ten years from now, then meet in small groups of four for thoughtful conversations with new people.
Free 6-session virtual program by the Partnership for Public Service training senior government leaders (GS-15, SES, state/local executives) on AI strategy and fundamentals. No technical knowledge required; Fall 2026 cohort orientation August 27, supported by Microsoft and Google.org.
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A one-day data sprint at Newspeak House bringing together data scientists, urban planners, and policy thinkers to use London's planning and housing data to craft compelling, evidence-based stories, policy briefs, dashboards, and models that could shape how London gets built.
And 58 more events and opportunities…
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