Community Convo 2.0

Full description of Idea

Community Convo 2.0 is a visual platform that we designed as a workspace to emphasize art and engagement. Connect with community stakeholders to build vibrant and diverse conversations around identity in the workspace. Don't you ever get tired of creating a million accounts just to do one small thing? Well, say bye to those! Because we have created "Community Convo 2.0" where you can do all those things in just one space! Our product has a more excellent value where we could work and do things more effectively and efficiently than before since you won't get distracted so easily while studying or preparing for a big presentation at your work!

Inspiration

"Community Convo 2.0" is about having an outlet for equitable conversations around pursuing your passion. During covid, our style of doing things has changed dramatically and we had to make so many different arrangements that fit our lifestyle. As immigrants, we want equal resources for our families to interact and share our heritage and unique identity.

What it does

our product is like an all-in-one package, it does everything from collaborating with your teammates to organizing your daily schedule to taking notes in class to giving notifications nonstop for you to complete your work. We wanted to create a space where you can manage everything in one place without signing up on various platforms!

Difficulties in creating our project

Some of the difficulties we could face while doing this project and putting it out there would be implementing it on a larger scale where it might not reach our target audience or not be personalized enough for each and every company, student, or person out there. We also have to reach out to other community organizations for expert advice and experience while also taking the youth's opinions and advice into consideration.

Real-World Potential Use

It can be used in community centers in recreation programs, nonprofits related to community and immigration development, and historically marginalized communities. We can create public forums that allow people to voice their opinions and ideas for business, and contribute to the local culture scene.