List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Interested in human resources and employee experience? Always wanted to participate in a hackathon but don't have a technical background? We'll you're in luck! Award-winning professional and tech services provider FDM Group invites you to participate in an Employee Experience Hackathon. You'll get the chance t collaborate, innovate and design how "employee experience" can add real value for businesses and maybe even disrupt HR's traditional approach. No coding is required -- all your solution concept will be designed using "Post-It!" notes.

Professionals and students in and around Bengaluru who can code! Are you interested in the use of technology for social good? Jain University's JUincubator invites you to participate in the ‘JUincubator Hackathon for Social Good’. You'll be challenged to create an innovative app that can bring positive societal impact, improve citizen engagement, or benefit the social good for rural & urban India.

Civic-minded individuals in and around Paris! You're invited to participate in 'Open Democracy Now! Let's build a new democracy together'. You'll get the opportunity to collaborate on creative technology approaches to thirty or more initiatives, ranging from on-line consultation to participatory budgets, co-drafting of laws, citizen information, transparency of political action, and more.

Aussie hackers and startup types! Passionate about sustainable start-ups & the circular economy? Hack Days Australia invites you to sign up to participate in the RGVcirculate - StartUp Hackathon Competition. You'll be challenged to build a sustainable start-up in only 2.5 days! So come along and innovate! Demonstrate that you have what it takes to generate a new idea that can leverage Coca-Cola assets to help solve real Circular Economy problems.

Women developers, designers, and entrepreneurs -- and their male allies -- in the New York area! Angelhack, Women Who Code, and Capital One invite you to participate in the Women in Tech Demo Day -- New York City. Come and collaborate in your team of up to 5 members -- build an innovative technical solution -- a mobile app, a web app, or whatever you can conceive. Your project will address one of the following challenges: »Unconscious Bias »Powered by Perspective »Investing in Networks »Celebrating Role Models

Developers, designers, hackers in and around Amsterdam! Are you interested in applying technology for social good in the area of housing? Zig Websoftware invites you to sign up to participate in the Zig Hackathon, where you'll get to hack the future of housing associations. Come and showcase your skills for a good cause! Come and design and prototype your own innovative technology solution that can disrupt -- in a good way of course -- the world of housing.

QueenB program participants and women students in Jerusalem -- from the engineering, science, and design disciplines. QueenB and the Tower of David Museum invite you to participate in "BeHackJLM", the first all-women hackathon in the city. You'll be challenged to design and prototype innovative new technology solutions.

Are you passionate about helping advance gender equality? CHIME FOR CHANGE, Global Citizen, Facebook and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers invite you to sign up to participate at ChimeHack 4. Come to this two-day hackathon and help create ways to overcome barriers to equality. You'll collaborate with like-minded hackers, issue experts and non-profit leaders to create tech-driven solutions focused on gender equality.

Do you want to help reduce food waste? Come and participate in Closing the Food Loop: Open Source Circular Economy Days Toronto. You'll be challenged to work on innovative solutions for a circular food economy for the Toronto area, as well as for the world! Bring your technical skills and creativity -- and help develop a systemic solution to the food waste problem in the Greater Toronto Area.

Open data enthusiasts! Interested in helping ease the increasing over-crowdedness in Amsterdam? Come and participate in a one-day opportunity to work with Amsterdam's open data! You'll be challenged to come up with novel solutions that can predict when and where overcrowding will occur and suggest ways to ease or counter it. You'll be expected to design and build a model and data analysis engine that can deal dynamically with overcrowdedness and access the various open data sets, finding and leveraging patterns that you find between the sources.