List of hackathons in United States in 2020

Socially-aware hackers in the Los Angeles area -- and beyond! The Foundation For an Innovative Future invites you to participate in the online Collaboration Tree Hackathon. Held each Tuesday and Saturday, the goal of the hackathon is to develop the Collaboration Tree -- a web platform for community think tanks, initially targeting nonprofits and neighborhood organizations.

MiddHacks will be Middlebury College’s very first annual hackathon hosted by the recently reestablished Student Government Association Technology Committee. The 24-hour event aimed at supporting Middlebury College students and students attending nearby Vermont colleges will take place between April 25-26, 2020. Participants will work in teams of 3-5 to design and innovate amazing projects. The hackathon will have the help of excellent mentors from our distinguished sponsors and Middlebury College professors. There will be exciting workshops and tech talks to attend. Once you have completed the registration form, you are accepted to the hackathon and can continue being excited for our event!!! MiddHacks hopes to create an inclusive and supportive environment for all hackers! Questions? Check out FAQ at go/middhacks/ or email us at middsga@middlebury.edu REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 20, 2020 at 4 15 PM but we might close registration earlier is spots fill up.

The Pi-Top Hackathon for Students (Ages 11-15) $50.00 per individual (Limited to 14 seats:

A day of tackling some of the justice systems' most pressing problems, breaking down barriers to reentry, and supporting UW students!

Philly Codefest, presented by American Water, will focus on generating real world tech innovations to support environmental sustainability.

Parents of techie kids (8-15) in the Greater Seattle Area! Sign your kids up to participate in the Hackathon @ Mighty Coders Academy. They'll get to be part of a team to code their own video game and compete against other teams for awards in various categories: Best overall game Best animation Best storyline

Makers, developers, designers, and educators in and around the Big Apple! If you're passionate about building and playing arcade games, then Brooklyn Research invites you to participate in an Arcade Jam! You'll from a team and compete over 54 hours to design, build and launch and awesome arcade game based on a special theme that will be unveiled at the event! You don't have to be an expert -- beginners and game jam newbies are encouraged to participate.

** Planning for this event is currently ON HOLD. Please stay tuned for updated event details. ** Hackers and techies in the US! The National Security Innovation Network (NSIN) invites you to participate in "Seeing Into the Unknown – A Dense Urban Hackathon”. At this event, teams will compete to develop an innovative solution for sensing, mapping, and understanding interior spaces, both above and below ground. The goal is to create tools that allow first responders and military operators to understand, at a moment’s notice, what is going on inside buildings and subterranean spaces in dense urban environments. Project teams will compete to win one of three contracts to collaborate with NSIN to further develop their prototype. Winning projects will be selected based on their ability to: Detect Physical Characteristics, Detect Activity, Deliver Data, and Display Information.

Young people in the Sacramento area! If you're intere3sted in technology, then join Operation Innovate in West Sacramento for the Code for Hood Youth Hackathon. You'll get to learn coding, video game design, 3D design, engineering, art, website design, entrepreneurship, and more in 2.5 days of action-packed educational fun.

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