This site keeps the program story, schedule, announcements, and people in one clear place so mentors and participants can find what they need quickly.
The bootcamp is designed to help participants build confidence with AI while keeping responsibility, leadership, and community impact at the center.
The content model is intentionally small. Most updates should be simple edits to the structured data files, not layout changes.
The program is organized as a readable sequence of phases instead of a dense documentation tree.
Welcome, introductions, program setup, and shared expectations.
Core concepts, practical examples, and hands-on exploration.
Ethics, safety, bias, and the community impact of AI choices.
Team-based challenge framing, iteration, and mentor feedback.
Final presentations, reflection, and next-step planning.
Recent updates are shown in reverse chronological order so the latest note is always first.
The new landing page now centers the four requested areas: about, program, announcements, and people.
The schedule is now represented as a concise timeline so mentors can scan the bootcamp flow quickly.
Announcements and bios now live in structured source files so future edits stay low-friction.
Organizing roles are shown as structured cards so new names or photos can be added without changing the page layout.
Leads the local student experience, residential logistics, and participant support for the Johannesburg cohort.
Contributes AI expertise, curriculum perspective, and review support for the workshop sequence.
Keeps the day-to-day experience organized, from access and venue flow to practical participant guidance.
Keynote slots stay visible even before final speaker details are confirmed.
The opening keynote will frame the bootcamp around responsible AI, leadership, and real community needs.
The closing keynote will reflect on the project work, lessons learned, and what comes next.