List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Hackers in and around Rotterdam! If you are interested in Music Tech, then you're invited to sign up top participate in Musiceduhack. Come and hack the music! Collaborate with like-minded individuals as you apply technology to new and innovative solutions in the field of creative music.

Hackers in Germany! Are you passionate about your democratic rights? Think you have an idea as to how technology can help protect the power of democracy? Factory Berlin invites you to sign up to participate in the .deMOCRACY Hackathon. At this event, which takes place just one month before Germany's elections, you'll be challenged to come up with an innovative way to help protect democracy and present your project to a panel of politicians, scientists, media and startup experts for the chance to be one of three winning teams.

VCs, entrepreneurs, cultural experts, and tech-art pioneers! Are you planning to participate in the upcoming CultTech-Hackathon in Austria? Open Austria invites you to attend Driving Radical Change – the pre-hackathon panel discussion about how startups are transforming the art industry. You'll get to learn about how cultural and artistic institutions are using the latest digital technologies, including blockchain, artificial intelligence, big data, augmented and virtual reality.

Techies and non-techies in and around Chicago! Interested in the application of technology for the civic good? Come and participate in Chi Hack Night! You'll collaborate to build, share and learn about civic tech and conceive and build tools that will help serve the good of the people of Chicago. You don't have to be a techie to participate and contribute. You'll be able to network and team with some of Chicago's smartest techies, bringing a diversity of background to your team project.

UK hackers! If you're interested in political data or have experience in visualising or building tools to work with data, then mySociety & Wikimedia UK invite you to participate in the Wikifying Westminster Workshop. You'll get to learn what you can do with Wikidata -- using UK political data as a starting point -- and then collaborate with other attendees to build an application, or do some analysis, or just experiment! To conclude the workshop, you'll get to participate in a hackathon, and showcase your skills in visualising and improving the data from Wikidata.

Millennials in and around the Bay Area! Capgemini's Millennial Innovation Council invites you to come and participate in their Millennial Disrupt Hackathon. You'll be challenged to come up with an innovative technology solution that can help make life and/or work easier for your peers! You can disrupt the workplace in one or more of the following areas -- diversity & inclusion, culture, virtual workplace, or work/life balance.

Teachers in New Jersey and adjacent states! Are you enthusiastic about using technology in your classroom? Early-Adopter & HamiltonBuhl invite you to come and participate in TEACHERS HACK HISTORY. At this curriculum-based hackathon, you'll be challenged to create the most engaging lesson plan using ChronoQuest™ -- the augmented reality timeline.

Designers, writers, graphic specialists, film editors, etc. Are you interested in social innovation? The Social Entrepreneurship Network Deutschland (SEND) invites you to sign up to participate in the Creative Hackathon. If you're part of this event, you'll collaborate to develop and assemble the necessary building blocks for a successful crowdfunding campaign.

Techie friends of the 2SLGBTQ+ community in Montréal and the province of Quebec! QueerTech invites techies of all genders and sexual identities to take part in a PrideHacks one-day hackathon! At this event, leaders from the LGBTQ community will challenge you to design and build an innovative digital solution that addresses problems faced by charities as they provide essential services to marginalized community members. Make sure you're prepared for your PrideHacks experience — visit the hackathon tips page!

Hackers in and around Melbourne and the Peninsula! Are you planning to participate in the Peninsula Hack? The Peninsula's first hackathon is designed to promote technology solutions that will help solve unemployment on the Mornington Peninsula. You'll be given 48 hours to design an app or service and pitch your project to a jury in a shark-tank atmosphere.