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We are Humber Impact Live– a collaborative multimedia and data-driven team comprised of students from the
postgraduate Journalism and Web Design & Interactive Media programs at Humber College. Our goal is simple:
to tell stories of interest and importance that we hope will inform, inspire and ultimately make an impact.
Our Toronto Election 2018 coverage includes an interactive map, real-time mayoral and councilor results,
news articles and videos created by Humber students. This is the first time we are using live data to
provide minute-by-minute voter results as the municipal election unfolds.
Martin Powlette is a digital product designer and developer in his third year at Humber College. He takes pride in designing and building experiences that blurs the boundaries between digital and physical - ultimately providing surprise and delight. Martin oversaw the overall vision of the web project, from design to production. He contributed to the development of the visual and experience design and both the front-end and back-end development.
Alex Bihuniak is a third year Advanced Diploma Web Design & Interactive Media student at Humber College. He has a passion for designing eye-catching and memorable web experiences. Along with designing the user interface, Alex was a helping hand in creating various HTML and CSS components for the Humber Impact Live project.
Michael is a web designer and developer who is currently in his third and final year at Humber College. Michael acted as the lead developer and created a custom CMS for this project. Michael was also heavily involved in the original concept designs and also helped to create some of the front end and back end pieces of this project.
Ross Lopes is a final year Advanced Diploma Journalism student at Humber College. He was the art director for both YYZ and Convergence magazine. He has been published in Et Cetera newspaper, reGLAM magazine, and Polar Express Publishing. He is pursuing a bachelor degree in Public Relations after his diploma program to gain experience in all fields related to communications.
Kit Kolbegger is the editor-in-chief of Humber Et Cetera and sweat magazine, and the former editor-in-chief of The Spare. They love working with data and enjoy reporting on politics and labour. They are excited to be part of Humber Impact’s amazing team.
David Tuchman is a final year Advanced Diploma Journalism student at Humber College. He is currently managing editor for Convergence magazine and formally wrote and edited for Humber News Online and Humber et Cetera.
Michelle is a third year journalism student and news fanatic. She has had several opportunities to learn and utilize news-gathering skills in order to tell compelling stories during her time at Humber. Her work can be found at Humber Et Cetera, Toronto.com, the spare.ca and YYZ magazine. This year, Michelle is ecstatic to be the Editor in Chief of Convergence magazine.