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Ahwatukee Professor Neal Lester scored a major achievement with his annual Hacks for Humanity last month.
Ahwatukee prof’s ‘Hacks for Humanity’ goes global
Source: AFN News Staff
Date: Monday, November 16, 2020
Project Humanities’ seventh annual Hacks for Humanity event, diverse groups like this worked together virtually to create innovative tools to advance solutions to big social challenges.
7th annual Hacks for Humanity goes virtual, attracts international participation
Source: ASU Now
Date: Friday, October 30, 2020
Project Humanities panel discussion examines the difficulties of co-parenting children in a modern world. Raising children isn’t like it was in your parents' and grandparents’ generation.
Parenting together when we’re not together anymore
Source: ASU Now
Date: Friday, October 23, 2020
The annual gathering of minds aims to cut through the clutter and controversy to discover unforeseen shortcuts to cope with society’s pressing challenges, according to Neal Lester, Ph.D., who founded and leads ASU’s Project Humanities.
Teams set to ‘hack’ societal problems at upcoming Arizona State event
Source: Daily Independent
Date: Thursday, September 10, 2020
Project Humanities’ annual Hacks for Humanity: Hacking for the Social Good draws participants from different professions, ages, communities, and backgrounds for a weekend of creating solutions to big social challenges.
Project Humanities’ 7th annual Hacks for Humanity goes virtual
Source: Daily Independent
Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2020
White women have historically played a curious role in race relations in America, occupying dual roles as oppressor and the oppressed. While they benefit from racial privilege, they still suffer from the patriarchy inherent in systems of white supremacy.
ASU’s Project Humanities brings women together to explore roles in anti-racism advocacy
Source: ASU Now
Date: Friday, August 28, 2020
“We knew we wanted to try something different,” says Neal Lester, founding director of Project Humanities. “We were all going through something we’d never been through before, but we knew we didn’t want to talk only about COVID-19.”
How Project Humanities Is Creating Conversations About Social Justice
Source: Phoenix New Times
Date: Friday, August 21, 2020
Ahwatukee professor Dr. Neal Lester’s Project Humanities at Arizona State University has lined up a fall program on major issues for its new Podcast Club.
Ahwatukee prof’s program continues Podcast Club this fall
Source: Ahwatukee Foothills News
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2020