Ep. 33 - Detroit Water Project (Tiffani Bell)
When developer Tiffani Bell first heard about the water crisis in Detroit she rolled up her developer sleeves and put up a page to help people who’s water had been shut off. Now, that page has turned into a non-profit, and she’s the executive director.
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Show Notes
When developer Tiffani Bell first heard about the water crisis in Detroit from a news article in the Atlantic, she was shocked. So she rolled up her developer sleeves and put up a page to help people who’s water had been shut off. Now, that page has become a full Y Combinator backed non-profit, and she’s the executive director. We talk about civic hacking, the technical challenges she had to overcome to make it work, and the impact her project has made to the lives of many in Detroit.
Show Links
- Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor)
- Detroit Water Project
- Detroit Water Article from the Atlantic
- Comedy Hack Day
- Baratunde Thurston
- Codeland Conf
- Codeland 2019
Tiffani Bell
Tiffani Bell is the founder and executive director of the Detroit Water Project. She is also a developer and was a Code For America fellow.