List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

University or college students, 'would be' entrepreneurs! If you're interested in making a difference by taking on social challenges within the Birmingham area, then iSE C.I.C. invites you to participate in a hackathon. Participants in HACK A SOCIAL CHALLENGE will be presented with a number of challenges and priorities and will then be tasked with investigating and creating solutions to the key challenges.

Interested in sustainability? Sustainability Connections CIC invites you to participate in Think Sustainability and the power of Communities. At this weekend event in Folkestone, United Kingdom, you'll be challenged to do some brainstorming on how to use cutting-edge technology combined with behaviour change to bring sustainable practices into local communities.

Lady developers, designers, marketers! Girl Geek Academy invites you to sign up to participate in the #SheHacksVIC Warragul Bootcamp. At this all-female hackathon, you will collaborate in a team and be challenged to design, test and validate a solution to your selected problem set.

Data for Democracy invites anyone who is interested in using data for positive social impact to sign up for the Data for Democracy Hackathon - Austin. Collaborate on a project that uses data to drive better decisions and improve the world we live in. Come and work on projects like: »Drug Spending - Help the public understand what their tax dollars are going toward. »Election Transparency - Aggregating and normalizing county-level election results to be shared with the broader community. »Refugees - involves classifying, tagging, analyzing and visualizing news events to track internal refugee crises across the globe. »ProPublica - projects to support the non-profit investigative journalism publication, ProPublica. »USA Dashboard - A dashboard of key metrics for the USA, starting with city-level crime data. »Immigration Connect - Collecting, analyzing, and modeling data related to immigration.

Entrepreneurs and start-up enthusiasts in and around New York City! ProtoHack invites you to sign up to participate in ProtoEvilGeniusHack: The ONLY code-free Evil Genius hackathon. You'll collaborate in a team of up to 5 like-minded individuals to design and build a prototype that visually demonstrates your team's idea. You need not know how to code! You'll be using prototyping tools, drag-and-drop editors, mock-ups, wire-frames to demo your idea and bring it to life!

Kids, parents, community members! District 23, Brooklyn Environmental Exploration School, and Brooklyn Landmark Elementary School invite you to come and participate in What the Hackathon! This event is an opportunity for families to explore programming and to gain a practical understanding of the engineering design process. You'll get to tackle the "I AM #BROWNSVILLE" challenge and create a tech product which promotes Brownsville or helps solve a problem or issue in the community.

Developers, designers, entrepreneurs, anyone who wants to fight hate! AngelHack invites you to sign up to participate in the Ctrl Alt Delete Hate Hackathon. You'll be challenged to collaborate to design and build technology-driven solutions that fight hate. You'll work with folks from industry, from nonprofits and from social impact partners to identify the challenges that can best leverage technology for an immediate impact on overturning hate and bigotry and to help those most affected by hateful speech, action and, legislation.

Data for Democracy invites anyone who is interested in using data for positive social impact to sign up for the Data for Democracy Hackathon - New York. Collaborate on a project that uses data to drive better decisions and improve the world we live in. Come and work on projects like: »Drug Spending - Help the public understand what their tax dollars are going toward. »Election Transparency - Aggregating and normalizing county-level election results to be shared with the broader community. »Refugees - involves classifying, tagging, analyzing and visualizing news events in an attempt to track internal refugee crises across the globe. »ProPublica - projects to support the non-profit investigative journalism publication, ProPublica. »USA Dashboard - A dashboard of key metrics for the USA, starting with city-level crime data. »Immigration Connect - Collecting, analyzing, and modeling data related to immigration.

Student hackers at Northeastern University! The Generate and Wireless Club invites you to sign up to participate in the Hardware Hackathon: Club Snell Edition. Come up with a great idea for a hardware device that will make your Snell Library experience so much better! Got a crazy idea? Come and make it a reality! Collaborate and compete for prizes -- 1st, 2nd, 3rd place and Crowd Fave!

Data for Democracy - Seattle invites anyone who is interested in using data for positive social impact to sign up for the Data for Democracy Hackathon - Seattle. Collaborate on a project that uses data to drive better decisions and improve the world we live in. Come and work on projects like: »Drug Spending - Help the public understand what their tax dollars are going toward. »Election Transparency - Aggregating and normalizing county-level election results to be shared with the broader community. »Refugees - involves classifying, tagging, analyzing and visualizing news events to track internal refugee crises across the globe. »ProPublica - projects to support the non-profit investigative journalism publication, ProPublica. »USA Dashboard - A dashboard of key metrics for the USA, starting with city-level crime data. »Immigration Connect - Collecting, analyzing, and modeling data related to immigration.