The biggest news for Tech Matters in 2023, is that we are now an independent nonprofit. Read on to find out about our top three activities.
Media and Blog
The latest on what we’re thinking and doing.
Aselo Helps Childline Zambia Save Trafficked Children
A group of trafficked young people from Malawi and Mozambique were saved when one boy was able to run away and managed to call 116.
Empowering Sexual Violence Survivors (with exciting technology behind the scenes)
Callisto launched a new, more survivor-centric version of its platform just in the last eighteen months, and it’s working!
The Future of Tech for Child Helplines
Aselo update on workshop held in Stockholm, Sweden the day before the 10th International Consultation of Child Helpline International (CHI).
Open Source Software for the Modern Nonprofit
The modern nonprofit runs on software. The choice of which software can be critical in meeting mission goals.
Nonprofits Need Open Source Software – Techonomy, July 22, 2022
Software really matters. What an organization uses can be critical in meeting mission goals.
Terraso in The Galapagos
At the end of April 2022, Tech Matters’ Terraso program team headed to the Galapagos to join our six international partner organizations
Building the Tech Matters Team
This is our approach to finding great people. You might be interested in joining us, or a budding social entrepreneur wondering how we do it.
Jim’s 2022 Update
We’re applying the best practices of modern software and data enterprises, but through a social impact lens.
Hope, Power and Freedom Award received by Nick Hurlburt, our Director of Engineering for Aselo
Nick Hurlburt, our director of Engineering for Aselo, was recognized with the Hope, Power and Freedom Award during Twilio Signal 2021