Bullet points:
- Development of Portal X: A platform focused on self-mastery and personal growth tools
- New World Haven: An Afrofuturistic storytelling project blending art, technology, and community engagement
- Building Black technology: Emphasis on creating tech that serves and empowers Black communities
- Team growth: Expansion of roles including Scrum Masters, product managers, and developers, primarily based in Nigeria
- Focus on data ownership and security for Black communities
- Offering services in design thinking, strategy, and technological development for liberation-focused organizations
- Encouragement of support for Black-owned businesses
- Importance of storytelling in shaping reality and future
- 21 Days Liberated Habits: An upcoming program for personal development
- Emphasis on emotional self-regulation and nervous system regulation as key skills
- Plans to educate on project management and product development
- Interest in exporting Nigerian tech talent globally
- Exploration of metaphysics and quantum concepts in relation to Black empowerment
- Call for creatives to participate in the New World Haven project
- Referral program for services offered
Building Black Technology for a New World
In a passionate address, the speaker outlined ambitious plans to develop technology specifically designed to empower and uplift Black communities. At the forefront of this initiative is Portal X, a platform focused on self-mastery and personal growth. This technology aims to provide tools for liberation, emphasizing the importance of data ownership and security for Black individuals. The speaker stressed the need for Black-owned technology as a means of reclaiming control over personal data and digital experiences.
New World Haven: Afrofuturistic Storytelling Meets Community Engagement
A cornerstone project discussed was New World Haven, described as an “Afrofuturistic Boondocks” starting as a comic strip. This innovative storytelling initiative blends art, technology, and community engagement, inviting creatives to participate in shaping an empowering narrative for Black futures. The project aims to embed local businesses and artists within its storyline, creating a rich, interactive experience that celebrates Black creativity and entrepreneurship.
Expanding Horizons: Team Growth and Global Talent
The speaker revealed significant team growth, with roles expanding to include Scrum Masters, product managers, and developers, primarily based in Nigeria. This international approach not only taps into a rich pool of talent but also aims to create global opportunities for Nigerian tech professionals. The organization offers services in design thinking, strategy, and technological development, specifically tailored for liberation-focused organizations.
Personal Growth and Community Support
Emphasizing the importance of personal development, the speaker introduced the upcoming “21 Days Liberated Habits” program. This initiative focuses on emotional self-regulation and nervous system regulation as key skills for overall well-being. Additionally, there was a strong call to support Black-owned businesses, encouraging listeners to be intentional about their spending habits and to seek out Black companies striving to provide excellent products and services.