After over a year of collaboration with Child Helpline International (CHI) and child helplines in Zambia and South Africa, Tech Matters is officially launching its first social enterprise: Aselo.
Jim Fruchterman
Terraso: SimCity for the Real World
Imagine if we could help communities understand what business as usual will mean for them in twenty years. What would happen if the status quo for a given community and existing economic and climate trends simply continue? And then imagine if we could help them think...
Director of Engineering for Terraso!
Terraso is the technology arm of the 1000 Landscapes for 1 Billion People initiative, a collaboration with six leading global environmental organizations.
The End Violence Fund Awards $750,000 to Tech Matters’ Aselo Platform
The End Violence Fund is awarding $750,000 to support the development of Aselo, Tech Matters’ open source contact center platform
Tech Matters Launched!
On Thursday, April 2, 2020, Tech Matters formally launched as a new organization. I want to share some of the exciting happenings from our first day out of “semi-stealth!”
Systems Change Needs Systems Technologists
Systems Technologists are the bridge between tech advances in the private sector and tech for good applications in the social sector to advance real systems change.
What Does a Systems Technologist Actually Do?
As someone who has been serving as a systems technologist for decades, let me share what this role has looked like – and how it is evolving.
Why I’ve Launched Tech Matters
We’re excited to launch Tech Matters, our new nonprofit tech social enterprise, dedicated to unleashing the power of technology to meet today’s most pressing social needs.











