• Sheila Kennedy
• Professor of the Practice, Department of Architecture, MIT School of Architecture + Planning

• Speaking at Poptech 2007
• October 2007
• Camden, Maine

Most of us wouldn’t see anything remarkable about a cell phone battery, a dishwasher switch and the light from a crosswalk signal. But Sheila Kennedy reveals how the combination of these common items can create something groundbreaking: portable, durable, reliable lighting for the third world.