IEEE-USA Community Outreach - MOVE

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MOVE Community Outreach, an IEEE-USA Initiative, is an emergency relief program committed to assisting victims of natural disasters with short-term communications, computer, and power solutions. When not deployed for natural disasters, MOVE volunteers conduct community outreach and facilitate learning opportunities for students and the general public in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).

08/20/2026

From disaster zones to local classrooms, technology has the power to transform lives. 💡⚡

Mark Torres, Engagement and Public Visibility Chair, has seen firsthand how IEEE MOVE serves a dual mission: delivering immediate relief when crisis strikes and inspiring the next generation of problem solvers. Whether restoring vital power after a storm or sparking curiosity in a classroom, MOVE brings engineering solutions directly to the people who need them most.

Mark highlights what makes MOVE’s dual mission so unique:
🚨 Rapid Disaster Response: Rolling into disaster sites and restoring critical power to emergency equipment immediately
📚 Nationwide STEM Outreach: Reaching thousands of students annually across 21 U.S. states to showcase the real-world impact of technology
🌍 The Next Era: Expanding MOVE’s fleet and global presence to bring relief and STEM education to even more communities worldwide

To learn more about MOVE and how you can get involved, click here - https://link.ieee.org/4hqKrQv

08/19/2026

Sections Congress, this is what impact looks like.

Ten years ago, IEEE MOVE Global started with a single truck and an idea: get communications and power to people in the middle of a disaster, fast.

A decade later, MOVE has assisted more than 1,000,000 survivors and first responders, run 43 deployments across three global command centers, and trained over 1,000 volunteers along the way.

We're celebrating that milestone at Sections Congress, and you're invited.

Catch two sessions dedicated to MOVE on Saturday, Aug 22 at 2:30 PM on the Ignite Stage:

🎉MOVE into STEM — Melody Richardson on how disaster response volunteers become STEM educators
🎉Celebrating 10 Years of IEEE MOVE — Francisco Carrero on how one truck became a global program

Or see the scale of it yourself at #28, as a dedicated wall walks you through a decade of MOVE.

Here's to the next 1️⃣0️⃣!

Go find us on the schedule, and:
👉 Leave a comment if we'll see you at SC2026
👉 Add our sessions to your itinerary
👉 Plan to swing by #28 🧭

Sections Congress 2026Join us in Glasgow, Scotland21 – 23 August 2026The triennial gathering of Section leadership bring...
08/14/2026

Sections Congress 2026
Join us in Glasgow, Scotland
21 – 23 August 2026
The triennial gathering of Section leadership bringing together hundreds of delegates from all ten Regions to network, learn and collectively shape the future of IEEE.

08/11/2026

“IEEE has never done something like this before, why start now?”

That was one of the biggest questions facing the team when IEEE MOVE was first conceptualized. Building a specialized emergency relief vehicle from scratch was uncharted territory for IEEE.

Hear from MOVE USA leadership team member Dave Green on how the team overcame initial challenges in the early days—recounting the hurdles, building the first truck, and figuring out how MOVE would fit into the broader emergency management system.

A special tribute to our donors: none of this would exist without our initial donors and sponsors. Their support and generosity allowed us to transform an idea into reality, laying the groundwork for 10 years of disaster response and STEM outreach.
💡 10 Years of Growth at a Glance:
🚚 From 1 truck to an expanding fleet of vehicles and kits
🌍 From a pilot in the USA to a growing global program
👥 From a small crew to hundreds of MOVE volunteers

To learn more about MOVE and how you can get involved, click here - https://link.ieee.org/4bmMdy4

08/04/2026
08/04/2026

Grayson Randall, Chair of the IEEE Humanitarian Technologies Board and Operations Lead for IEEE MOVE USA, takes us behind the scenes and breaks down:
🚛 What’s actually inside the MOVE trucks
🔧 The complex technical problems MOVE volunteers solve
🤝 How engineering directly supports disaster relief operations

🎥 Watch below to see tech and volunteerism in action.

For 10 years, IEEE MOVE has assisted victims of and responders to natural disasters with short-term communications, comp...
08/04/2026

For 10 years, IEEE MOVE has assisted victims of and responders to natural disasters with short-term communications, computer, and power solutions when they need it most.

To learn more about MOVE and how you can get involved, click here:

Disaster Relief & Outreach

📢 MOVE-3 DEPLOYMENT UPDATE 📢On Wednesday evening, July 15, 2026, our MOVE-3 team was deployed by the American Red Cross ...
07/16/2026

📢 MOVE-3 DEPLOYMENT UPDATE 📢

On Wednesday evening, July 15, 2026, our MOVE-3 team was deployed by the American Red Cross to support an evacuation shelter for those affected by the Thorn Fire, near the Mexican border.

Our crew, Bill Torre (Driver) and Steve Kurtzman, are on-site providing essential power and communication support to the shelter operations.

Please join us in wishing them and all first responders on the ground a safe and effective deployment.

Check out the attached graphic for more details on the MOVE-3 vehicle and the incredible sponsors who make this mission possible.

NoticIEEEro  #133 is now live! 🌎📡https://www.calameo.com/read/007124124e05bc5d2221dThis new edition highlights technolog...
07/01/2026

NoticIEEEro #133 is now live! 🌎📡
https://www.calameo.com/read/007124124e05bc5d2221d

This new edition highlights technology as a force for hope, resilience, and humanitarian impact across IEEE - Region 9.

Inside this issue, you will find:
• IEEE MOVE Puerto Rico and its work in disaster response and community support
• A special Spotlight on IEEE Women in Engineering Day 2026
• Articles on humanitarian technology, AI, cybersecurity, digital health, water quality, rural electrification, smart agriculture, and education
• Community initiatives on mentoring, EPICS, Senior Member recognition, industry–academia engagement, and regional history
• News from IEEE Sections across Latin America and the Caribbean
• The new section “Enlace R9 con R8 España y Portugal”
• NoticIEEEro Challenge #2: Share Your Rising Story ⭐

This issue reminds us that engineering is not only about what technology can do, but about whom it can serve.

We hope you enjoy this edition, share it widely, and continue helping us amplify the voice, achievements, and impact of IEEE Region 9.

The June 2026 IEEE-MOVE USA Newsletter is here!We’re celebrating 10 years of service reaching over 50,000 people across ...
06/26/2026

The June 2026 IEEE-MOVE USA Newsletter is here!

We’re celebrating 10 years of service reaching over 50,000 people across 43 disaster deployments!

Inside this issue:
- 10th Anniversary Milestones
- Cisco Crisis Response & SHARES radio upgrades
- MOVE India STEM Outreach updates
- Volunteer Spotlight: Florencio Saez
- Hurricane Season Readiness

Read the full issue here:
https://bit.ly/JUNE-2026-MOVE-USA-Newsletter

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