Are you passionate about technology and data, and at the same time care about a more sustainable future of our society and planet? We too! For us, data is an incredibly powerful instrument that can help us make the world a better place increasing positive social and environmental impact. Join us in the journey of discoveries about how data is being used for good today, and how it can contribute to sustainability!

Ever fancied about becoming a data sentient but fearing not having any experience? Ever admired people who lead a digital nomad lifestyle, traveling around the world while working to make a positive impact? Today we will follow the journey of Edgar, to see how he developed his self-taught data scientist career meanwhile enjoyed location independence. Hope you enjoy the conversion and discover with us how to allocate the best resources and develop life-long learning skills. **Our web page**: https://dataforfuture.org/episodes/edgar-rootalu-interview/ **Support us on Patreon**: https://www.patreon.com/dataforfuture/ **Interview on Youtube**: https://youtu.be/Bfu9aN98F-8

You've probably watched a couple of documentaries that reveal how different companies hide away the disaster they are responsible for. Greenwashing is a great hurdle on the way to a more sustainable world and today, even certifications cannot be fully trusted from what the practical experience shows. However, there might be a new solution leveraging technological innovation to overcome it and build trust through transparency. Paul Allard, the CEO of Impak Finance, is revealing the company's secret weapon to measure the impact of companies and organizations and provide investors and the public with a transparent and reliable scoring. Check out [our website](https://dataforfuture.org/episodes/12-greenwashing-solved-interview-with-paul-allard-ceo-of-impak-finance/) for show notes and links. We would appreciate your support on [our Patreon page](https://www.patreon.com/dataforfuture/)!

We as lifelong learners enjoy immediately accessible and high-quality education brought by technology online. It is intriguing to see how data and AI can take us further. What aspects of education will be enhanced by AI and what potential setbacks are there? Will algorithms take over the roles of teachers? How to design to avoid privacy concerns and arbitrary conclusions on student’s intelligence? Will innovation bring more equality for the under-educated population? Are we truly becoming more ‘educated’? Join us for the brainstorm on AI and Education in our fifth episode! Sources and show notes will be provided on [our web](https://dataforfuture.org/episodes/what-will-education-be-like/). We are constantly striving to improve. Please support us by sharing your feedback by clicking on this [link](https://dataforfuture.typeform.com/to/Idyf20)!