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In 2022/2023 our students developed a game to teach children in Latin America about recycling, hoping that these kids will inspire and educate their families about the importance of recycling. Check out the

eCoins is the partner organization, and they are creating incentives for children to play the game and recycle. Check it out:

This documentary-style video is based off of the award-winning article, "Design for the Down & Out," published in ASEE’s Prism magazine and written by associate editor Jennifer Pocock. The video explores problems people in the homeless community face …and how engineers have both contributed to those problems and what they are doing to create solutions.

Last year’s Senior Design Project, “Hedhi Help,” was tested successfully in Uganda by Rose Academies, a partner organization of the Frugal Innovation Hub. The project is an app that helps to eradicate the stigma associated with menstruation in young women and men. The app was part of Rose Academies' story published in a special edition for "Violence Against Women" in the digital publication, Ananke. Special shout out to the project advisors Silvia Figueira and Michele Parker, the computer engineering students Sarah Pagnani, Kelsey Pasco, Sarek Sotelo Jimenez, Brandon Smith and the Engineering World Health students Arbelina Bebla, Elizabeth Smith (both Public Health Science) and Mira Diwan (Public Health Science and Psychology) and to the computer engineering graduate student Hairong Wang who got the app ready to be tested last month in Uganda.

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--()--58������’s Association for Computing Machinery chapter will host its third annual hackathon, Hack for Humanity, from Feb. 27 through Feb. 28, 2016. The 24-hour hackathon takes place from 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday at the Locatelli Center.

Published at 10:01 PM PDT on Jul 30, 2015--The mission of 58������'s Frugal Innovation Lab is to create technology that will help the world's poor live a better life.

PUBLISHED: February 8, 2016 at 9:20 am--The Summer Institute for Humanitarian Computing, a one-month program in developing mobile applications to benefit underserved populations, will be offered to high school students by 58������’s Frugal Innovation Lab and Computer Engineering Department.