We have built amazing technology that finds our friends, places to go, and tracks our media. But is that the only legacy we want to leave behind? What else can our technology be useful for in meaningful ways? Learn how my transition from Silicon Valley to Washington, DC changed my perspective and the realization that we can have an amazing impact on citizens and communities around the world in finding clean water, shelter, and government engagement.

1. Where it Matters
using Where2.0 in collaborating for a better world
Andrew Turner - @ajturner
andrew@fortiusone.com

3. flickr: laughingsquid

9. 74%
flickr: qwertyuiop

10. Global Citizens
flickr: lo_

11. louris.yamaguchi
Multiple Scales
Edward Vielmetti

12. Think Globally, Act Locally

13. flickr: developmentseed
GeoHackers

15. I am currently in Port Au Prince with
the Fairfax County Urban Search &
Rescue Team (USA-1) out of Fairfax,
VA, USA. I wish there was a way that I
can express to you properly how
important your OSM files were to us.

16. Data Sharing as Risk Reduction

17. 80% of the world
lives within cell coverage
and 50% of the
world own a mobile phone

18. search: $4 latte near SOMA
flickr:mohnsi

19. search: clean water near village
flickr:manuntied

20. Where it matters
Andrew Turner - @ajturner
andrew@fortiusone.com