List of hackathons in Brighton, United Kingdom in 2020

Athena Hack (2020) is the UK's largest woman/non-binary only Hackathon.  After the success of Athena 2019, ShowCode have partnered with, Cisco and Imperial College London in order to Champion, Encourage and Inspire women within technology. Our all-woman/non-binary hackathon is a 24 hour hack that is open to anyone aged 18+ who identifies as woman/non-binary. It is an exciting experience organised by ShowCode as an initiative to champion woman/non-binary technologists and focus their skills on an exciting project. Circular EconomyAt Athena Hack 2020 our competitors will be tasked with helping the Circular Economy! The competitors at Athena 2019 created some amazing tech to help solve the plastic crisis, and in partnership with Cisco we are excited to take this years task to the next level. Prizes to be revealed shortly! Learn more on our dedicated Athena Hack webpage.

Techie university students, working finTech developers and designers from industry and business, entrepreneurs and startup types residing in the UK! If you're interested in creating new products, then you're invited to participate in Virtual Hackathon - UK FinTech Week 2020 – Reinvent Retail Banking -- a 48-hour online hackathon of product development. You don't have to be technical! Marketers, designers, finance and other business types are welcome. Come with a multi-disciplinary team of 4-6 people, or be assigned to one during the event registration period. You'll get choose from two retail banking challenges: Challenge 1: Peer2peer lending, B2B transactions, C2C transactions, payment sharing, mobile payments, and smart settlements. Challenge 2: Account management, card management, banking loyalty programs, automated billing, personal banking security. money transfer, loan management, credit rating for individuals, fraud control, and investment user experience. Your team will have present a working prototype and project business plan to an online jury panel, They will judge the projects based on customer validation, execution and design, and business model feasibility.

Techie teens and aspiring techies in the UK! You are invited to sign up for Digital Camp May 2020. The Digital Camp is an online event for teens where you'll learn about new tech and tools that you can use to help your community and the planet. Take part in hands-on workshops and then participate in the Connect for Good - Ideas Hackathon. You'll be challenged to design a connected product or service to help people, the planet, and communities. As part of a team, you will work to understand user needs, build a product proposition, plan its launch, and then pitch your project to a jury panel. The five top winners of the Connect for Good Ideas Hackathon will be invited to join a Digital Incubator, where they will be supported to bring their projects to life and develop a proof of concept. Get answers to your hackathon questions on the expert tips page!

Techie teens in the Greater London Area! You're invited to participate in Digital Camp April 2020 at Vodafone's V-Learn facility in Paddington. At this 2-day event, you'll be introduced to some of the latest smart devices, and data technology -- from augmented and virtual reality to mobile apps, games, robotics, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and 5G. You'll also take part in a Connect for Good - Ideas Hackathon, where you'll be challenged to design a connected product or service to help the planet and educate communities. If you need answers to your hackathon participation questions, just check the expert advice page!

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What role does tax play in safeguarding the most financially vulnerable in society? Tolley and LexisNexis invites you to a one-day hackathon to explore how fintech and tax technology can be used to support those that are least likely to have access to professional support. We recognise that trying to navigate one of the most complex tax systems in the world without professional help leads to overpaying tax, under-utilising benefits and cases where individuals are targeted for fraud. When and where is it? Join us on 19 March 2020 at Lexis House in our full-day hackathon where you’ll work in teams to come up with creative solutions to tricky problems. Who can take part? This hackathon is an open event. We believe solving complex social issues requires individuals with diverse backgrounds, skills and experiences. On the day we hope to bring together those with skills in software engineering, design, product and tax expertise but we also want great communicators who can pitch in front of audiences, craft compelling marketing messages, facilitate workshops and so much more. You can take part in this hackathon whether you have technical or non-technical skills. So, if you’re not a software developer, that’s ok. There will be activities you can help with including contributing ideas, challenging groupthink, facilitating mini workshops and much more. Do I need to bring anything? Bring your own device and we'll take care of the rest including WiFi, access to cloud services and food and drinks throughout the day. Schedule (subject to change): 8.00am – registration and networking breakfast9.00am – hackathon briefing9.30am – forming teams and making a start1:00pm – Lunch6.00pm – pitch and demo playback7.00pm – judging panel and winners announced7.30pm – drinks networking

In the last few years, the topic of mental health has become much more prominent in conversations about financial wellbeing in the UK. The scale of the problem is very apparent when you review the research by theMoney and Mental Health Policy Institute: 11.5 million people have less than £100 in savings to fall back on 22 million people say they don’t know enough to plan for their retirement 5.3 million children do not get a meaningful financial education 46% of people in problem debt also have a mental health problem 18% of people with mental health problems are in problem debt People experiencing mental health problems are 3.5x more likely to be in problem debt than people without mental health problems LexisNexis is partnering with the CIOT'sLow Incomes Tax Reform GroupandTaxAidto host a one-day hackathon which will bring together people from diverse backgrounds to work on creative solutions to the issues faced by those who are financially vulnerable.