Coding Colored Glasses

Hi Coders,  in this episode, Ruben and I explored how engineering can serve as a pathway to freedom, the importance of community in fostering innovation, and the challenges of navigating imposter syndrome. Ruben shares his personal journey as a first-generation Haitian American and how his background influences his approach to problem-solving and creativity! Hope you guys enjoyChapters00:00 Introduction to Engineering and Identity02:58 Engineering as Freedom and Creativity05:41 Overcoming Math Anxiety and Embracing Challenges08:30 Cultural Identity and Resourcefulness in Engineering11:24 Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Personal Growth14:07 The Impact of Background on Problem Solving17:03 Mindset Shifts: From Fear to Passion19:32 Balancing Expectations and Enjoying the Journey27:17 Bridging Theory and Practice in Engineering28:14 Navigating the Challenges of Engineering Education29:41 The MIT Experience: Collaboration vs. Competition35:16 The Importance of Community and Collaboration38:41 Building Confidence Through Affinity Groups45:20 The Impact of Online Presence on Personal Growth50:12 Finding Freedom in Engineering Through Curiosity🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:@codingcoloredglasses on all platformsMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):http://uppbeat.io/track/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes?rt=uc-referralLicense code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQSincerely by Kevin Macleod used- all rights reserved

Hello Coders, I hope you guys are ready for another amazing episode with Aimee Jasso, a prominent technologist and speaker. After feeling like a fraud at NCWIT Aimee truly inspired me to harness the win to inspire more change and I hope to do the same for all of you today!🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:@codingcoloredglasses on all platformsMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):http://uppbeat.io/track/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes?rt=uc-referralLicense code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQSincerely by Kevin Macleod used- all rights reserved

Hello Coders! Hope you guys are ready for another episode. This week we interviewed Youdahe Asfaw, a software engineer and founder of Coding for Kids. Youdahe shares his journey into tech, the importance of accessibility in technology, and how he is using his skills to empower children through coding. He discusses the value of research in tech education, the significance of community support, and the challenges of balancing college life with startup responsibilities.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tech and Personal Journey02:56 The Impact of Technology on Accessibility05:45 Research vs. Internships: A New Perspective08:44 Navigating Intimidation in Research11:45 The Importance of Community in Tech14:57 Building Coding for Kids: A Local Initiative17:40 Marketing Strategies for Startups20:44 Balancing College and Entrepreneurship23:41 Youth Identity in Tech and Fundraising23:48 Navigating Underrepresentation in Tech28:11 Inspiration Behind Coding for Kids31:39 Building Accessible Tech Solutions35:19 Balancing Corporate and Startup Mindsets39:57 The Importance of Innovation in Internships45:41 Designing Tech for Everyday People48:46 Defining Success Beyond Money🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:@codingcoloredglasses on all platformsMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):http://uppbeat.io/track/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes?rt=uc-referralLicense code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQSincerely by Kevin Macleod used- all rights reserved

Hello Coders! Welcome back to another episode of Coding Colored Glasses. This month, we sat down with 3 amazing college students to tell us how they've evolved in their tech journeys. I've put together some inspiring episodes about their work and what they explore on a daily basis.  I interviewed Ruth Taddesse, a computer science student at Cornell University, about her journey in tech and sustainability. We discuss the importance of community, overcoming challenges as a minority in STEM, and Ruth's impactful work with Cornell Electric Vehicle.Subscribe for more!Chapters00:00 Introduction to Ruth Taddesse and Her Journey in Tech02:58 The Importance of Community and Mentorship05:15 Role of URMC and Community Building in Tech08:15 Impact of URMC on Members and Career Development11:03 Experiences at Conferences and Networking Opportunities11:32 Involvement in NSBE and Its Differences from URMC13:42 The Role of Community in Overcoming Challenges14:52 Identifying Challenges as a Minority in Tech21:40 Navigating the Difficulties of Computer Science25:21 Finding Passion Beyond Traditional Paths in Tech25:55 Embracing a Growth Mindset27:35 Exploring Electric Vehicles at Cornell30:44 Diversity and Sustainability in Engineering34:29 Data Systems and Team Collaboration42:13 Overcoming Challenges in Team Dynamics49:47 Personal Growth and Resilience in STEM🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:Instagram:LinkedIn: Tiktok:Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):http://uppbeat.io/track/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes?rt=uc-referralLicense code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQSincerely by Kevin Macleod used- all rights reserved

Hey Coding Colored Glasses fans, it's been a minute since our last chat, but I'm hoping this episode was well worth the wait! In this episode of Coding Colored Glasses, I interview Gbemi, a rising star in computational biology and neuroscience. Gbemi shares her insights on the beauty of the human brain, the impact of recognition through awards, and offers advice for young Black girls pursuing careers in science and tech!Chapters00:00 Introduction to Bemi's Journey02:39 The Path to Research and Learning05:56 Balancing Academics and Personal Life10:11 Understanding and Managing Burnout24:34 Identity and Representation in Science30:40 Navigating Identity and Responsibility32:10 The Journey into Neuroscience36:13 The Intersection of Technology and Biology38:19 Understanding the Flaws of the Human Brain42:12 The Moment of Realization in Science48:09 Recognition and Community in Tech53:31 Empowering Young Black Girls in STEM

Hey coders! SummaryIn this episode, Tamika Tretu, Vice President of Programs at Black Girls Code, shares her journey in tech education and the transformative impact of the organization on young Black girls. She discusses the importance of access to education, mentorship, and community engagement in fostering a diverse tech workforce. Tamika emphasizes the need for tech companies to support nonprofits through long-term partnerships and innovative programs that resonate with the community's needs. The conversation highlights the significance of creating engaging and culturally relevant curriculum to inspire the next generation of tech leaders.Chapters00:00 Empowering Young Girls in Tech05:24 The Journey to Black Girls Code11:50 Measuring Success in Tech Education18:29 Mentorship and Community Engagement25:17 Building Strong Partnerships30:04 Innovating Nonprofit Strategies36:18 Future Aspirations for Black Girls Code🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:Instagram:⁠codingcoloredglasses⁠Twitter: ⁠@codingcolored⁠LinkedIn: ⁠@codingcolored⁠Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):⁠⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes⁠⁠License code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQ

Episode Title: AI & Justice: Balancing Innovation and EthicsIn this episode of Teens Talk Tech: a Coding Colored Glasses series, hosts Line and Sydney dive into the evolving role of AI in the justice system. They explore how AI is being used to streamline legal processes, the biases embedded in AI systems, and the crucial need for diversity in tech. From the challenges of accessibility for underrepresented communities to the ethical dilemmas of AI-generated art and cultural appropriation, this conversation unpacks the complexities of AI’s influence on society. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the balance between innovation and fairness in an increasingly AI-driven world!Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Justice02:58 The Role of AI in the Legal System05:50 Bias in AI and the Importance of Diversity09:00 Challenges in Tech Accessibility12:05 Resilience in Minority Communities14:48 The Complexity of Legal Precedents17:54 AI's Limitations in Legal Judgments20:59 AI and Art: The Intersection of Creativity and Technology23:49 Cultural Appropriation and Artistic Integrity26:57 Final Thoughts on AI, Art, and Culture🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media:Instagram:⁠codingcoloredglasses⁠Twitter: ⁠@codingcolored⁠LinkedIn: ⁠@codingcolored⁠Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):⁠⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes⁠⁠License code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQ

In this episode of Coding Colored Glasses, we sit down with Sierra Scott, a product leader and cybersecurity advocate, to explore the intersection of ethics, technology, and leadership. Sierra shares how a pivotal experience in Indonesia led her to cybersecurity and why building tech with ethics in mind is more important than ever. We dive into the challenges of navigating non-traditional tech spaces, the real-world consequences of cybersecurity negligence, and how education can empower the next generation of ethical tech leaders. From learning through failure to using innovation for positive change, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone passionate about creating a safer, more responsible digital future. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Sierra's Journey 03:53 The Importance of Ethical Tech and Leadership 10:35 Debunking Tech Myths and the Value of Education 16:07 Navigating Non-Traditional Tech Spaces 21:36 Real-World Impacts of Cybersecurity Negligence 27:41 The Role of Ethics in Technology Development 32:39 Creating Ethical Frameworks for Tech Products 39:48 Finding Inspiration in Technology and Innovation 🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media: Instagram:⁠codingcoloredglasses⁠ Twitter: ⁠@codingcolored⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠@codingcolored⁠ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): ⁠⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes⁠⁠ License code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQ

In this episode of Coding Colored Glasses, we're thrilled to sit down with the dynamic team behind Hair Hub, the innovative app empowering Black women to explore new hairstyles tailored just for them. Join us as we dive into their journey of creating a platform that celebrates natural beauty, their inspiration behind the app, and the unique challenges they've overcome in the tech space. We also chat with Hair Hub’s founder about the importance of fostering a positive work environment, how she leads her team with intention, and her tips for building an inclusive and supportive culture in tech. Whether you're interested in beauty tech, app development, or leadership, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss! 🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media: Instagram:⁠codingcoloredglasses⁠ Twitter: ⁠@codingcolored⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠@codingcolored⁠ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): ⁠⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/mvmt-music/carefree-vibes⁠⁠ License code: 2QUYQTXDOJZOODMQ

In today’s episode of *Coding Colored Glasses*, we're diving into the eerie side of tech with some of the craziest, cringe-worthy, and downright terrifying tech horror stories shared by IT professionals! From nightmare help desk tickets to computer catastrophes, get ready for some tales that will make you think twice before hitting "delete." This episode features some unforgettable stories we discovered from Buzzfeed and Spiceworks where IT pros recount the worst cases they've encountered on the job. Link to stories: https://www.buzzfeed.com/michelleno/it-professionals-are-sharing-the-worst-cases-of-computer https://www.spiceworks.com/it-articles/funny-help-desk-tickets-part-2/ Listen now for a spooktacular tech scare—and stay tuned for tomorrow’s episode, where we’ll continue exploring the hidden corners of the tech world! 🔗 Connect with "Coding Colored Glasses" on Social Media: Instagram:codingcoloredglasses Twitter: @codingcolored LinkedIn: @codingcolored