Inclusive Innovation Week
3 Day Startup – Inclusive Innovation
November 2-4, 2018 @ Galvanize 119 Nueces Austin, TX 78701
3 Day Startup is a 72-hour learning-by-doing program that teaches entrepreneurial skills in a hands-on environment.
Register here
Deadline to register is 10/24
Accepting both UT and non-UT students.
We are looking for cross-disciplinary students who have a curiosity and ambition to create new ideas. We specifically want to hear from those students who want to create solutions that can impact their community.
Front Porch Gathering
Pursuing Social and Economic Equity Through Innovation
Tuesday, October 16 @ 6:30 p.m.
You are invited to join The Community Engagement Center’s first Front Porch Gathering (FPG) of the 2018-2019 series. FPG represents UT’s open door to the Austin community, providing time and space for community collaboration. The gathering works to address issues of equity, disparity and access through active engagement and connects UT and community research and resources with community organizations and members.
EVENT DETAILS
Pursuing Social and Economic Equity Through Innovation
Tuesday, October 16 @ 6:30 p.m.
Austin American-Statesman Conference Center|305 S. Congress Ave.
(Free parking available in the back parking lot)
*Food provided by Da Slice
EVENT DESCRIPTION
Austin continues to establish itself as an innovation hub, nurturing the technology sector, start-up and health innovation. However, as the social and economic demographics in Central Texas continue to shift, the realities of economic opportunity, resource equity, access and failure to develop inclusive innovation and entrepreneurship can be discouraging. Austin cannot constitute itself as an innovative and progressive city if the immense prosperity, thought leadership and resources developed in this region are out of reach to Austin’s most vulnerable and historically underserved communities.
Join the newly established The Office of Inclusive Innovation and Entrepreneurship, community residents, innovation thought leaders and diversity advocates for an exploration of the current resources, systems, and approaches to penetrating, disrupting and accessing Austin’s economic innovation engines.
To learn more about previous Front Porch Gatherings, please visit http://diversity.utexas.edu/communitycenter/news/.
For questions, comments, or concerns, you may contact Virginia Cumberbatch at vacumberbatch@austin.utexas.edu.