IBM fights climate change with ‘Call for Code’ global challenge
March 23, 2021
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The tech company and “GMA” sponsor is creating a better world by using big ideas and breakthrough technology to improve lives. Learn more at www.developer.ibm.com/callforcode
Austin AI Hub to lead the global challenge, launching alongside one of the largest international sporting events in modern history and culminating on the United Nations World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.
World-renowned photographer James Nachtwey joins as Guest Curator
Extending a proven global developer movement into the era of AI-native systems and institutional trust.
Winning teams from multiple universities in Kenya, SBA Info Solutions, and Unisys developed AI-powered solutions to address social and humanitarian issues to make a real difference
Aryana Sayeed, Afghanistan’s well-known singer and women’s rights advocate, has been awarded the 2025 High Note Global Prize, an international honor supported by United Nations Human Rights, for her song “We Believe in Hope.”
The uplifting “We Believe in Hope” anthem by award-winning composer Jeff Beal, renowned Afghan artist and advocate Aryana Sayeed, and lyricist Joan Beal was inspired by the true story of Afghanistan’s courageous first all-female robotics team.
Joint Statement from United Nations Human Rights, the University of Oxford, the International Universities Climate Alliance, and the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance
Students and educators globally will come together virtually on 6 June for the Right Here Right Now Global Youth Climate Summit, hosted by Saïd Business School and UN Human Rights.
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