Nancy Mandujano

Nationality: United States of America

Organization Name: Abobo Tech

Impact Region: USA

About the Social Business: Abobo Tech provides secure software tools to abortion clinics, focusing on patient privacy. This tool offers clinics a safe way to collect Patient Health Information via end-to-end encrypted forms and communicate with patients via SMS (and email) without interrupting their existing workflows.

About the Y&Y Fellow: Nancy Mandujano is a software engineer and tech innovator. A first-generation college graduate with a B.A. from Swarthmore College, Nancy’s career began as a social worker and teacher. Frustrated by the limitations of these roles in generating sustainable change, she transitioned to technology, leveraging it to address the needs of underserved communities. Previously, Nancy served as CTO at Abortion on Demand and co-founded BetaStuff, a software engineering firm focused on social impact. Her career highlights include leading innovative projects for organizations like Stanford University’s Computational Policy Lab and the BBC’s 50:50 Project. She was also a fellow at the Aspen Tech Policy Hub, where her work was recognized with the Savilla Pitt Memorial Fellowship and a “Best Project” award.