Telugu DallasConnections
People at the center. More possibilities around them.
Imagine our community helping companies, American communities and Indian communities understand one another better. These are ideas we’re exploring, not programs that exist today.
People — Telugu people in America and India, alongside neighbors and collaborators.
A picture of what we hope to connect, not a list of current partners.
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Two places. One conversation.
What if young people in Jogipet and Gainesville could compare their worlds, learn from each other, and work on one useful project together?
For one person, a stronger connection to their roots. For another, a new perspective or a skill they can use. For both, a relationship that can keep growing.
These locations are an illustrative pairing. No formal city relationship is implied.
Help shape an exchangeListen first. Then build something useful.
I went back to India to understand what farmers were dealing with. Getting useful information could mean navigating forms, language barriers and other people. That led me to build MITTI, a voice-based AI app where farmers could ask questions in their own language.
It’s the kind of bridge I want more people to build: learn from a real need, use the skills you have, and keep improving with the people it is meant to serve.
— Aditya Kuppa, founder and host
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