List of hackathons about non-profit in 2019

Students -- grades 7 to 12 -- in and around the City of Brampton, Ontario! The Peel District School Board invites you to participate in WolfHacks 2019 annual hackathon! You'll get to collaborate with 200 of your peers to design and demonstrate an innovative solution to a persistent problem. You'll take part in interactive workshops and get to talk to mentors and other industry figures! Students with non-techie backgrounds like science or social science are welcome to compete -- on a team with an attendee with a technical background.

Are you concerned with a challenge facing London and her citizens? You're invited to participate in the We Hack London hackathon. You'll be asked to present the City Challenge that you care about -- homelessness, pollution, employment, crime, etc. -- and then be assigned to solve that or a related challenge. Collaborate with a team of like-minded individuals to develop a solution and pitch your project to an expert panel.

Girls and boys from 4th to 8th grades in and around Trumbull, CT! You're invited to participate in Kids Coding for A Cause with RHoK Jr & Trumbull School District -- a special one-day hackathon at Madison Middle School. You'll be challenged to design and prototype a techie solution for social good that will help a local charity. You'll be mentored by computer science professionals, university students, and local high school students.

Come along to this free two-day event and help us ‘hack’ solutions to some of the UK’s most urgent social problems. Join digital professionals from across the public, private, education and charity sectors - including experts from our sponsor companies, MongoDB, dxw and Northcoders. The theme is ‘Connecting digital health services’. You’ll get chance to network and share knowledge with digital peers from across the north of England. And, what’s more, we hope to leave the event with ideas for new and creative ways to bring health services closer together and ensure people with health issues can access the right support at the right time.

University of Toronto Scarborough students! The UTSC Library invites you to participate in a Mini Hackathon on Bettering Student Life. Come with a team or join one at the event and collaborate to make an app using the technology of your choice (Python, Arduino, Raspberry Pi) to create something that enhances the life of a student.

The safety days 2019 will take place for the first time from 22 to 24 March at the University of Paderborn under the motto "Information technology meets civil safety". The days are interdisciplinary and aimed at decision-makers and first responders as well as IT professionals and amateurs, researchers, students and other interested parties. The aim is to discuss the opportunities and challenges posed by IT in civil safety. The specialist congress and fair will be transformed into a "48-hour hackathon" in which teams will work concretely on these opportunities and challenges.

Neurobiologists, modelers and software engineers! The Center for Neural Engineering and Computation at Columbia University invites you to participate in the Fruit Fly Brain Hackathon 2019. You'll get to collaborate to develop executable models of the fruit fly brain using the FlyBrainLab (FBL) interactive computing platform.

Parents of Singaporean and international students -- Primary 3 - 6! Sign your kids up for Kode it, Sparkies! 2019 -- a 3-day edu-experiential holiday camp and hackathon. They'll learn how to code with HTML and CSS ane then get to design and build their own website. Your child will acquire logical thinking, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills, as well as meet new friends, and have lots of coding fun.

Girls between the ages of 12 and 18 in the Greater New York Area! If you are excited by the promise of artificial intelligence (AI), then step up and participate in the #girlsinaiNY Hackathon - New York. Celebrate International Women's Day by taking part in this event! You'll get to learn all about AI and develop a diverse set of skills including project management, design, and coding. You will also be challenged to design, prototype, and pitch an AI-based product that addresses a real-world problem. The expert tips pageis a useful source for practical #girlsinaiNY hackathon info!

“The computer is incredibly fast, accurate, and stupid.Man is unbelievably slow, inaccurate, and brilliant.The marriage of the two is a challenge and opportunity beyond imagination.” Come join our third annual teen hackathon, where middle and upper school students code, collaborate, and compete to build new ideas.   Hosted by:   New Roads School Organized by: Archer School for Girls Brentwood School Crossroads School for Arts and Sciences Immaculate Heart School Mirman School New Roads School