Following last month’s successful launch of the STAR-TIDES Fireside Chat with David Bray and Eric Rasmussen, I want to invite you to attend the next STAR-TIDES Fireside Chat on Tuesday, Mar. 15th, from 4:00-4:50 pm EDT featuring Mei Lin Fung, Chair and Co-Founder of People-Centered Internet (PCI).
Headquartered in Palo Alto, Calif., PCI is a nonprofit organization that works to make sure that the Internet is a positive force for good, improving the lives and well-being of people around the world. Through PCI’s global initiatives, the organization promotes connectivity, fight disinformation, add to the discussion about technology ethics, support the development of people-centered applications and initiatives, advise policymakers, and leverage technology to help communities be more resilient.
Register your attendance at https://go.gmu.edu/FChat2.
This event in produced in collaboration with the Silicon Valley Forum.
For those who are active in Twitter, feel free to copy the post below:
Join @STAR_TIDES for its #STARTIDES #FiresideChat on Mar. 15, 2022 featuring @PCI_Initiative’s @meilinfung. @global__tactics’ @aarondrose will moderate the conversation. https://go.gmu.edu/FChat2 @GMU_CRASC @GeorgeMasonU #MasonNation #SustainableResilience #Internet #Digital
Mei Lin Fung, Chair and CEO, People-Centered Internet.
Contact: mlfung@gmail.com; 650-279-7892.
Coordinated through George Mason University’s Center for Resilient and Sustainable Communities (C-RASC) in Fairfax, Va., STAR-TIDES is a global knowledge-sharing network that focuses on building sustainable resilience, promoting human security (freedom from want and freedom from fear), and creating life-changing social and economic opportunities.