(https://ieeemove.in/ieee-move-india-launches-global-move-vehicle-in-india-bringing-stem-education-and-technological-support-to-disaster-response/) Join us for a MOVE India Truck Overview. IEEE MOVE Outreach India program, launched its first Mobile Outreach Vehicle (MOVE) to be deployed outside the United States. This marks a significant step in the global expansion of its humanitarian technology program. The MOVE India Vehicle was unveiled today at the IEEE India Office, World Trade Center, Bengaluru. The vehicle is designed to bring educational resources to communities in India and, in the future, provide communication and technology support to relief workers during emergencies in Karnataka. The IEEE MOVE India program, initiated by the IEEE India Council Region 10 in collaboration with state disaster agencies and NGOs, focuses on disaster response efforts in India. This talk will highlight MOVE India's activities, including disaster awareness and STEM workshops conducted across the country. These workshops emphasize disaster preparedness, climate change, and sustainability, aiming to educate and empower students to create a safer, more resilient future. The session will also showcase the launch of STEM kits designed to educate students about climate change and sustainability. IEEE MOVE Global is an emergency response program dedicated to assisting natural disaster relief efforts with short-term communication and power solutions. The program provides essential services such as internet access, mobile phone charging, and lighting to help people stay connected during disasters. When not deployed for emergency relief, IEEE MOVE Global engages in community outreach and STEM education. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Speaker(s): Sadhana Attavar Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/463718

(<a href="https://ieeemove.in/ieee-move-india-launches-global-move-vehicle-in-india-bringing-stem-education-and-technological-support-to-disaster-response/)Join" target="_blank" title="https://ieeemove.in/ieee-move-india-launches-global-move-vehicle-in-india-bringing-stem-education-and-technological-support-to-disaster-response/)Join">https://ieeemove.in/ieee-move-india-launches-global-move-vehicle-in-india-bringing-stem-education-and-technological-support-to-disaster-response/)Join us for a MOVE India Truck Overview. IEEE MOVE Outreach India program, launched its first Mobile Outreach Vehicle (MOVE) to be deployed outside the United States. This marks a significant step in the global expansion of its humanitarian technology program. The MOVE India Vehicle was unveiled today at the IEEE India Office, World Trade Center, Bengaluru. The vehicle is designed to bring educational resources to communities in India and, in the future, provide communication and technology support to relief workers during emergencies in <a href="http://Karnataka.The" target="_blank" title="Karnataka.The">Karnataka.The IEEE MOVE India program, initiated by the IEEE India Council Region 10 in collaboration with state disaster agencies and NGOs, focuses on disaster response efforts in India. This talk will highlight MOVE India's activities, including disaster awareness and STEM workshops conducted across the country. These workshops emphasize disaster preparedness, climate change, and sustainability, aiming to educate and empower students to create a safer, more resilient future. The session will also showcase the launch of STEM kits designed to educate students about climate change and <a href="http://sustainability.IEEE" target="_blank" title="sustainability.IEEE">sustainability.IEEE MOVE Global is an emergency response program dedicated to assisting natural disaster relief efforts with short-term communication and power solutions. The program provides essential services such as internet access, mobile phone charging, and lighting to help people stay connected during disasters. When not deployed for emergency relief, IEEE MOVE Global engages in community outreach and STEM <a href="http://education.Co-sponsored" target="_blank" title="education.Co-sponsored">education.Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE ProgramSpeaker(s): Sadhana AttavarVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/463718

(https://ieeemove.in/ieee-move-india-launches-global-move-vehicle-in-india-bringing-stem-education-and-technological-support-to-disaster-response/) NOTE: Oct Tech Talk Moved to Nov 4th Join us for a MOVE India Truck Overview. IEEE MOVE Outreach India program, launched its first Mobile Outreach Vehicle (MOVE) to be deployed outside the United States. This marks a significant step in the global expansion of its humanitarian technology program. The MOVE India Vehicle was unveiled today at the IEEE India Office, World Trade Center, Bengaluru. The vehicle is designed to bring educational resources to communities in India and, in the future, provide communication and technology support to relief workers during emergencies in Karnataka. The IEEE MOVE India program, initiated by the IEEE India Council Region 10 in collaboration with state disaster agencies and NGOs, focuses on disaster response efforts in India. This talk will highlight MOVE India's activities, including disaster awareness and STEM workshops conducted across the country. These workshops emphasize disaster preparedness, climate change, and sustainability, aiming to educate and empower students to create a safer, more resilient future. The session will also showcase the launch of STEM kits designed to educate students about climate change and sustainability. IEEE MOVE Global is an emergency response program dedicated to assisting natural disaster relief efforts with short-term communication and power solutions. The program provides essential services such as internet access, mobile phone charging, and lighting to help people stay connected during disasters. When not deployed for emergency relief, IEEE MOVE Global engages in community outreach and STEM education. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Speaker(s): Sadhana Attavar Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/463718

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Grayson Randall, Chair of the 2025 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies Board, will share an exciting update on the IEEE MOVE USA Program. His presentation will highlight the program’s evolution, its current operations, and the strategic direction shaping its <a href="http://future.Grayson" target="_blank" title="future.Grayson">future.Grayson will review past deployments—showcasing how MOVE volunteers have supported communities during disasters—along with key lessons learned and how new technologies are expanding MOVE’s <a href="http://capabilities.He" target="_blank" title="capabilities.He">capabilities.He will also provide an overview of the program structure, the wide range of volunteer roles available, and how YOU can become part of this impactful effort. Whether you’re interested in STEM outreach, emergency response, technical operations, amateur radio, logistics, training, or behind-the-scenes support, there is a place for you in the <a href="http://MOVEment.This" target="_blank" title="MOVEment.This">MOVEment.This session is designed to inform, inspire, and help you take the next step toward becoming a MOVE USA volunteer and making a real difference when communities need it <a href="http://most.Co-sponsored" target="_blank" title="most.Co-sponsored">most.Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE ProgramSpeaker(s): Grayson RandallVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/516500

Grayson Randall, Chair of the 2025 IEEE Humanitarian Technologies Board, will share an exciting update on the IEEE MOVE USA Program. His presentation will highlight the program’s evolution, its current operations, and the strategic direction shaping its future. Grayson will review past deployments—showcasing how MOVE volunteers have supported communities during disasters—along with key lessons learned and how new technologies are expanding MOVE’s capabilities. He will also provide an overview of the program structure, the wide range of volunteer roles available, and how YOU can become part of this impactful effort. Whether you’re interested in STEM outreach, emergency response, technical operations, amateur radio, logistics, training, or behind-the-scenes support, there is a place for you in the MOVEment. This session is designed to inform, inspire, and help you take the next step toward becoming a MOVE USA volunteer and making a real difference when communities need it most. Co-sponsored by: IEEE-USA MOVE Program Speaker(s): Grayson Randall Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/516500