On June 26, 2020, Windsor Law Centre for Cities brought together 14 speakers to start a community conversation on “Windsor and the Post-Pandemic Healthy City” in which I participated as moderator
Co-organizer of a speaking event on Jan 22. 2020 called “Safer Communities in a ‘Smart Tech’ World” exploring the legal, public policy, criminology, and digital technology issues raised by Amazon Ring.
I contributed PUBLIC DATA BELONGS IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY to somethoughts.org.
I was invited to be a part of the ‘Space and Place’ panel for VABE’s DIY Urbanism Symposium.
On August 21, 2019 I was a guest panelist on the podcast Rose City Politics for an episode about smart cities called “Sidewalks and Monorails“
For the 2018 Municipal Election in Windsor, Ontario, volunteered for the Vote Holt campaign by helping set up and maintain Chris Holt’s Nation Builder website.
Led two workshops on “HTML and CSS” at Camp Bryerswood (Girl Guides Of Canada) on June 3, 2017.
Repair the World is a monthly meet-up at Hackforge of those who want to learn more about the technologies and policies we can employ in Windsor-Essex to lead us towards a carbon-neutral future and to help our community cope with the effects of global warming.
In support of Hackforge’s Bits and Bikes programming for the month of May 2016, I acquired and transformed an number of open data sets on behalf Open Data Windsor Essex and Bike Windsor Essex. As well, I spoke about this work with Sarah Morris, managing director of Hackforge, at the Windsor Bike Summit on May […]
On Sept. 19, 2015, Hackforge launched ODWE.ca , the first community open data portal in Ontario. The launch included data sets made available through our community partners Ford City Neighbourhood Renewal and Pathway to Potential.