PIT-UN SUMMIT
The Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) reimagines its annual convening and launches, PIT-UN Summit 2024, the marquee event for public interest technologists from across academia, government, civil society, and industry.
Join Us Virtually
Register for a virtual pass and gain access to two days of dynamic, interactive keynotes, panels and presentations, plus exclusive content from the PIT-UN Summit Live! studio.
What to Expect in 2024
Transformation: Leveraging Technology for Workforce Development and Social and Community Impact
Hosted in thought partnership with Network member San José State University, Silicon Valley’s only public university, the Summit will take place on Nov. 7-8 in San José, California. PIT-UN Summit leadership will develop programming based on the theme Transformation: Leveraging Technology for Workforce Development and Social Impact.
“San José State is delighted to welcome the PIT-UN Summit to our campus next fall. Our university’s rich legacy in social justice is seen in our relentless commitment to supporting programs and resources that promote opportunities for historically underserved students. This, combined with our long-standing collaboration with civic leaders and seat in the heart of Silicon Valley alongside tech-industry giants, positions SJSU as a natural thought partner for PIT-UN and ideal host for its 2024 summit.”
Dr. Cynthia Teniente-Matson, SJSU President
The 2024 PIT Summit will bring together a select group of public interest technologists from across academia, government, and civil society along with leaders from Silicon Valley and beyond to explore how PIT lends to Transformation: Leveraging Technology for Workforce Development and Social Impact. The summit will feature interactive sessions, enriching networking activities, and thought-provoking keynotes.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
We invite a broad spectrum of participants including Network Challenge grantees, PIT-UN institutional leaders and students, local, national, and international artists, scholars, and technologists, as well as local and national activists, activist groups, and community organizations.