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Junior Geek of the Month: Nithya Kemp’s kind heart guides her tech path, with focus on mental health February 24, 2021 at 8:52 am Sponsored by Nithya Kemp has always known that she wanted to pursue some kind of career around technology. Her kind heart and compassion toward the emotional suffering of others is impacting just what direction the teen plans to take. Nithya is a 17-year-old senior at Newport High School in Bellevue, Wash., and is GeekWire’s Junior Geek of the Month for February. The monthly honor, presented by Northern Trust, recognizes talented young innovators, creators and ...

Jakaria Hossain Jakaria is a social and behavior change communication expert and has more than seven years of experience in sexual and reproductive health especially, family planning. He has extensive experience in designing and implementing social behavior change communication programs.  He is an expert in using Human-centered Design (HCD) to develop social and behavior change programs and materials. Recently, he developed a board game using the HCD approach, which improved the reproductive health behavior of Rohingya refugees. Currently, he is working as a Community Access coordinator at I...

Jakaria is a social and behavior change communication expert and has more than seven years of experience in sexual and reproductive health especially, family planning. He has extensive experience in designing and implementing social behavior change communication programs.  He is an expert in using Human-centered Design (HCD) to develop social and behavior change programs and materials. Recently, he developed a board game using the HCD approach, which improved the reproductive health behavior of Rohingya refugees. Currently, he is working as a Community Access coordinator at Ipas Bangladesh a...

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An Unprecedented Year From a pandemic to economic fallout to a reckoning over race and policing in the United States, 2020 is sure to be remembered as a year of historic upheaval and change. The calendar year might be drawing to a close, but the challenges, triumphs and issues raised will shape our communities for generations to come. Join the University of Washington and the UW Alumni Association as we reflect on the year that defied expectations. Remembering 2020: A UW Time Capsule Wed., Dec. 30 | 4:30 PM Students who participated in fall quarter’s  202...