Julia Kloiber is the co-founder of Superrr, a lab and a community that works towards more equitable futures. She also co-founded Prototype Fund, a program that funds the development of open source civic tech, and many other notable projects at the intersection of emerging tech and the common good.
In this episode we discuss equitable futures, experiences working as an outsider with public administrations, and how to get risk-averse funders to be more open to experiments.
Links
- Follow Julia on Twitter: @j_kloiber
- Julia’s website: https://juliakloiber.com
- Superrr Lab: https://superrr.net
- Prototype Fund: https://prototypefund.de
- Code for Germany: https://codefor.de
- The New New: https://thenewnew.space
- Digitale Zivilgesellschaft: https://digitalezivilgesellschaft.org
- Future in Times of Crisis: https://www.goethe.de/prj/one/en/net/22075980.html
Your hosts
Peter Bihr explores how emerging technologies can have a positive social impact. As an independent advisor he works at the intersection of technology, governance, policy and social impact with foundations, public sector and private sector. He also co-founded ThingsCon, a community of responsible technologists. Follow Peter on Twitter at @peterbihr.
Patrick Tanguay is founder, curator, and publisher of Sentiers Media, which gathers the most interesting ideas to bring context, sense, and understanding. Sentiers helps contextualize the changes in technology and the many ways in which it transforms society. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @inevernu.
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