The education track at Dallas Startup Week explored topics in human-centered design, entrepreneurship education, and activating youth for social change.
Martha Bujanda, principal at Dallas ISD’s Thomas C. Marsh Preparatory Academy, posed the question during a Thursday event of whether we as a society are “taking our democracy for granted?”
“As educators, we are called to model civil discourse and be innovators, and engage,” she said. “My big idea is, let us all engage.”
Here’s a collection of photos from a few of this week’s education events.
#DSW18 GALLERY
Photos by Merissa De Falcis
ACTIVATING YOUTH FOR SOCIAL CHANGE & ENTREPRENEURSHIP @ WILD DETECTIVES
BIG IDEAS IN EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP @ MAC’S SOUTHSIDE
REWIND
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 1 Roundup
The Future of IoT Rests on Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together
Startup Week Launch Party: Scenes from the Longhorn Ballroom
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 2 Roundup
Experts: Choose an Accelerator or Incubator That Fits Your Startup’s Goals
Business of Social: Bringing the Entrepreneurial Mindset into Nonprofits
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 3 Roundup
Startup Evangelist of the Year:‘FashionPreneur’ Leah Frazier Helps Make ‘Other People’s Dreams Come True’
Dallas Finalists Named for Rise of the Rest Pitch
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 4 Roundup
Dallas Startup Week 2018: Day 5 Roundup
How Large Corporations, Nonprofits Face Challenges of New Technologies
R E A D N E X T
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The hybrid event in August will take place in person at SMU and virtually. The seventh annual Dallas Startup Week powered by Capital One is Dallas-Fort Worth's largest event focused on driving entrepreneurial success, economic impact, and innovation in the region.
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You'll find deadlines coming up for a new accelerator program; and many more opportunities.
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"It’s just cool that a Texas-based AI and robotics company can help a Texas-based burrito company expand in ways we could only imagine just a few years ago," says Alex Eagle, Chief Executive Officer for Freebirds World Burrito.
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The Women of Innovation Summit will take place on Aug. 4 at Southern Methodist University’s McFarlin Auditorium during Dallas Startup Week, powered by Capital One. Women are encouraged to bring their whole work teams and even friends to make the most of a day of growth and development.
