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RESHMA KOSARAJU PARTICIPATES IN CREATIVE TECH TALK POWERED BY HEART 17 AND SPOTIFY
The winner of Children’s Climate Prize 2021, Reshma Kosaraju with her project AI Against Forest Fires, will be participating in HEART 17's Creative Tech Talk. January 31st 17:00 CET, Reshma will talk about how she has used tech as an accelerator for change, together with an interesting panel of innovators, creators and artists.
In 2021, Children’s Climate Prize and HEART 17 teamed up with the aim to increase the knowledge and support for environmental and climate projects by young people, to spread hope and inspire others. HEART 17 is now launching Creative Tech Talks together with Spotify, where youth leaders, artists, creators and business leaders share perspectives to showcase a collective act for a sustainable future. Reshma Kosaraju, winner of the Children’s Climate Prize 2021, will join as one of the participants to talk about how she has used her creativity, drive and AI technology to take action for the environment and the climate. Tune in January 31st 17:00 CET through the Spotify Greenroom app.
PARTICIPANTS CREATIVE TECH TALKS:
Reshma Kosaraju - Youth leader and Winner of the Children’s Climate Prize 2021
The winner of the 2021 Children’s Climate Prize is 15-year-old Reshma Kosaraju from Saratoga, California, USA. She started the AI against Forest Fires project, a model that can accurately predict almost 90% of all forest fires with data such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, soil moisture and human behavior. All of the data in the model is easily obtained from automatic meteorological stations that are located all over the world and continuously collect data in an open-source code. Read more about Reshma’s project here>>
Razan Dkhan - Youth Leader
Razan is a BioMedical Engineer, entrepreneur, and freelancer in programming, robotics and AI applications. She has founded a company in Syria that uses AI to detect diseases such as Parkinson’s and lung diseases. Youth Leader at HEART 17 and part of UNDP Arab States.
Jesper Alm - Innovator, Winner of EY’sBetter Working World Data Challenge
Jesper is a consultant at EY in the Gothenburg office. Together with John Lindblad, they won EY’s Better Working World Data Challenge in the Nordics. Their winning contribution consisted of digital solutions to make prognoses of forest fires.
Anna Ryott - Business Leader and Founder of HEART 17
Anna Ryott is a business activist, experienced board member and investor focusing on business accelerating the Global Goals. She is globally known as a thought leader with a goal to change the world to a better place through partnership, innovation and creativity.
Jacob Felländer - Artist
Artist from Stockholm. He has created an app called The Great Escape where one can build own artworks, making art more accessible for everyone.
Hanna Grahn - Sustainability Lead, Spotify
Hanna will be moderating the panel discussions. She is Sustainability Lead at Spotify. Recently she coordinated and moderated Spotify’s Climate Talks during COP26 in Glasgow.
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Topics
- Art, Culture, Entertainment
Categories
- innovation
- creativity
- anna ryott
- creative tech talk
- collaboration
- collective act
- heart 17
- youth leader
Regions
- Stockholm
There is a plan. Heart 17 is an initiative dedicated to accelerate progress towards the 17 Global Goals. We do it together with youth leaders, brands, artists, scientists, innovators and other creatives. We believe in the collective act and that the power of creativity will lead to progress. In partnership with United Nations Development Programme.