H2Owatch

Mobile App: Clean water GIS alerts through potential partners http://waterforpeople.org/FLOW (coming) and http://CivicGuard.com

and supporting http://puralytics.com personal mobile solar water purification backpacker's solution and enterprise machine. Winner of the http://CleanTechOpen.com, where Michelle has also worked in mentoring, judging, and vc/ tech matching.

Only app in the Water Filtration on the Angel List http://angel.co/water-purification

Partners with http://WHAMs.org Women's Health and Mobile SMS Domestic Violence Solution for slums in India that Spoke at http://www.TEDxBayArea.com/ted-women http://livestre.am/vDII Winner of the women2.org startupweekend.org at hackerdojo.org Feed at http://groups.to/WHAM, http://twitter.com/WHAM20 Has many tech partners, suggested partner in http://rhok.org Random Hacks of Kindness, World Food Programme wfp.org IamOK/IamNotOK working with developers in India, Israel and the US. http://wiki.rhok.org/IAmNotOk code.

Michelle also just got nominated on the women2.org Female Founders list and was interviewed on tech crunch tv http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/07/cloudstock-salesforce-hackers-tctv/ (my stuff starts at 8.23) She has also presented at http://baythreat.org and the Bay Area Meetup for Android developers and was invited to be a future speaker.

This application would support the Haiti response she has been involved with. She just did all the subject matter expert research for a PBS news hour about haiti seismic structure rebuilding with the folks at http://www.facebook.com/ThisWeekInSpace that did communications response for Haiti. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/science/jan-june11/haiti_01-11.html http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150128426111233&set=t.729870556&theater

Michelle is a well rounded emergency responder, but also works on high level environmental issues in solar, hazardous materials, and nano. She works very hard on volunteer organizations and has won many awards.

VIDEO link (here not youtube: interviewed on tech crunch tv http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/07/cloudstock-salesforce-hackers-tctv/ (my stuff starts at 8.23)