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Notre Dame Leaders, Part 1: Technology for Humanity

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Episode Topic: Technology for Humanity

Join YoungND for a compelling episode of Notre Dame Leaders, "Technology for Humanity," featuring two 2025 Domer Dozen Honorees leading change through innovation. Meet Nathaniel Hanson '19, who is developing technologies to significantly improve environmental disaster response and public safety, and April Feng '17 about her work combatting mass incarceration by using technology to connect inmates with vital educational and social resources, ultimately reimagining justice and resilience.

Featured Speakers:

  • April Feng '17, Ameelio
  • Nathaniel Hanson '19, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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This podcast is a part of the ThinkND Series titled Notre Dame Leaders.

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