Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Imagine a world where the most profound innovations don't spring from gleaming laboratories or well-funded tech hubs, but from the very heart of communities often overlooked. Picture a scene not of advanced machinery, but of nimble fingers, raw materials, and an unyielding spirit. This is the story of […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin The intriguing diversity of the name Ada Ada Ada echoes across cultures, languages, and even technological domains. It's more than just a name. It carries layers of meaning, history, and cultural significance. Offering a lens through which to understand profound truths. It means 'first daughter' among the Igbo […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin A Call to Action for a More Equitable World: Ada.Ada.Ada Ada's Army volunteers are at the heart of our mission at The Peoples Hub. Where our vision is unwavering: a world where everyone not only exists but truly thrives, where equality isn't just a lofty concept but a […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin At The Peoples Hub, through the lens of Ada's Army, we believe in a world where everyone thrives, and that includes respecting both people and our Earth. This commitment extends to every aspect of our lives, even our clothing. While seemingly innocuous, the world of fast fashion harbors […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin From Tools to Toys: Weaving a Tapestry of Shared Resources The burgeoning movement of sharing, epitomized by initiatives like Share Shed (Devon's pioneering mobile library of things), is expanding its reach, demonstrating a profound impact not just on practical tools but also on leisure and recreation. The recent […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin A Deep Learning Architecture for Detecting Violence Against Women in Surveillance Videos The pervasive and alarming reality of violence against women is a worldwide public health issue with increasing trends. While technology has advanced rapidly in areas like general surveillance and automation, the specific application of automated violence […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin "Again and again...demonstrating the global injustice of secondhand clothing While the Global North thrives with healthy farms and ecosystems as I always say... 'by-design', the Global South suffers under mountains of textile waste—non producing soil, killing pollinators, and reinforcing cycles of poverty. This is not charity—it's colonial violence […]

Please share this... Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Ada Lovelace's Enduring Objection: Why the First Programmer Didn't Believe in AI AI Does Not Exist. Ada Lovelace, born Augusta Ada Byron, daughter of the poet Lord Byron, stands as a towering figure in the history of computing. Often celebrated as the world's first computer programmer, her profound […]