IEEE UNIFIED SIGHT

Event date: 10 Feb 2025 , 12 Feb 2025 and 14 Feb 2025

Time: 08 PM to 09 PM

Locatisation: ONLINE

Attendees: 56 IEEE members

Session 1:
UNIFIED SIGHT brought together 12 IEEE SIGHT Groups across Tunisia (ISI, ENIS, ENIT, ISTIC, ENSIT, ISIMG, ISIMM, FSS, INSAT, ESPRIT, EPS, and ISSATSO) in a 3-day national gathering dedicated to advancing humanitarian technology. The event not only introduced the IEEE SIGHT program to prospective members but also emphasized its strategic role in sustainable development, inspiring the creation of new SIGHT Groups within Student Branches. The first session kicked off with an engaging introduction to the IEEE HTB, delivered by Ms. Nour Sbaouilji, a member of the HTAC Board. This session provided participants with a clear understanding of the role and vision of HTB in driving sustainable impact through technology, while also contextualizing how IEEE SIGHT Groups contribute to advancing humanitarian initiatives worldwide. By bridging global perspectives with local realities, the session inspired attendees to recognize the value of leveraging their technical skills for social good.
Session 2:
As part of the Unified Sight event, In the SIGHT Group Insights session, Mr. Mohammad ESSAAIDI, Chair of IEEE SIGHT Global, delivered a workshop that brought SIGHT?s mission to life through real-world case studies and success stories. He highlighted the value of being part of the SIGHT network, particularly the opportunities for collaboration, funding, and skill development. The session engaged participants in interactive discussions on how humanitarian technologies could be adapted to address pressing local challenges, sparking new ideas and motivating attendees to envision tangible projects within their own communities.
Session 3:
Thes last session of Unified Sight titled ?The Petitions & Group Formation? was led by Mrs. Rima FATHALLAH, Project Coordinator at IEEE SIGHT Tunisia Section, who provided a clear and practical roadmap for establishing new SIGHT Groups. She guided participants through the essential steps of forming a strong team, conducting thorough community needs assessments, and preparing effective petitions for official recognition. Drawing from her experience, Mrs. FATHALLAH also shared success strategies and best practices to help new groups thrive. The session created a supportive space for interested branches to ask questions, receive tailored advice, and gain confidence in starting their own SIGHT journey, ensuring a stronger and more connected humanitarian technology network in Tunisia.