2013 is set to become a very exciting year for Disaster Tech Lab. Only 6 months after it was started as a subsidiary of Haiti Connect it has grown so rapidly that as of a few days ago “Disaster Tech…
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2013; an exciting year ahead!
Posted in News Tagged with: disaster response, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Fema, Haiti, New York City, NYC, Sandy, White House
A picture says more than a thousand words……..#Sandy
I haven’t got the time to put a status update here so instead here are a few pictures from the locations where we are working. Related articles Sandy’s shocking aftermath Photo Shows Sandy Volunteers Feeding…
Posted in News Tagged with: American Red Cross, breezy point, Brooklyn, disastertech, East Coast of the United States, New York City, rockaway, Sandy, Statue of Liberty
Hurricane #Sandy response sitrep.
Mark Rubino, John Garrison, Monsignor Brown & local volunteer. It’s been 12 days since Superstorm (thank the media for that term) Sandy hit the US East Coast and Disaster Tech Lab has been flat out busy assisting in the disaster…
Posted in Sitrep Tagged with: Aruba Networks, Crowdmap, disastertech, East Coast of the United States, haiti connect, New York City, NYC, Sandy, twitter, wifi
Pioneering Accelerator to Drive Use of Innovative Technology to Support Nonprofit Sector
NEW YORK, NY, Jul 17, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Today, FEGS Health and Human Services, one of the largest and most diversified health and human service organizations in the country, and its subsidiary company, All Sector Technology Group, a…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: Board of directors, evert bopp, ict4d, New York City, non profit, United States, Voluntary sector
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