diff --git a/_posts/2024-10-31-shiny-for-planning.md b/_posts/2024-10-31-shiny-for-planning.md
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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ editor_options:
 images:
    image1:
       image: /images/2024/hackathon.jpg
-      caption: "Christy Lam, Brandon Wong, and Joanne Li participated in Seattle's Open Data Hackathon."
+      caption: "Christy Lam, Brandon Wong, and Joanne Lin participated in Seattle's Open Data Hackathon."
    image2:
       image: /images/2024/summer-planning-academy.jpg
       caption: "High school students used a shiny app we developed to learn about urban planning. You can see images they took from the app in the presentation behind the students."
@@ -134,4 +134,4 @@ We've learned a ton along the way and we'd love to share. Here's some hard-earne
 * 90% of app development is graphical formatting -getting things just right. When you get it just right, the response is exponentially higher than just conveying the raw information without nice visuals.
 * Bringing an almost fully baked app at least visually (if not functionally) to people before we get feedback is critical- otherwise people don't understand our vision.
 
-Do you want to learn more? Or do you have something you've learned you'd like to share? Please reach out! [email me: Suzanne Childress](mailto:schildress@psrc.org)
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+Do you want to learn more? Or do you have something you've learned you'd like to share? Please reach out! [email me: Suzanne Childress](mailto:schildress@psrc.org)