Join us on Monday, May 11 for a special session featuring Luiza Justus, award-winning director and Head of Creative Development at ARVORE Immersive Experiences, alongside Oriana Neidecker, creative producer at nilor, for a conversation on AI, immersive media, spatial storytelling, and the future of shared experiences.

Join us on Monday, May 18th for a special beginner-friendly session featuring Liz Mejia, educator, strategic partnerships and events specialist, and Key Opinion Leader in crypto, for an interactive workshop on digital safety, cyber awareness, and practical tools for protecting your online presence.

Liz will guide attendees through the essentials of cybersecurity, from understanding how hackers think to recognizing common threats like phishing, social engineering, and online manipulation. Drawing from her background as a political scientist turned blockchain investor, educator, and community builder, she brings a real-world perspective to how digital systems impact our everyday lives.

This is a course on the spec-driven development model, masked as a creative jam workshop. Students are encouraged to come in with ideas for apps or software projects they’d like to create using AI, and we’ll compile 2–3 of the best ideas into the session’s working syllabus (backup ideas provided if needed).


Students should ideally come with an AI IDE installed on their machine (Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, etc.). If you don’t have one set up yet, we’ll help you get installed and ready.


Over the duration of the workshop, we’ll craft execution plans for each idea using the spec-driven development model—and once the specs are solid, we’ll fire up AI agents to execute the plans and manifest the ideas into real creations