List of hackathons in Carrville, United Kingdom in 2020

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*** Due to COVID-19, the ACM-W UK Inspire 2020 conference has been canceled! *** Women students and professionals of all genders! You're invited to participate in the ACM-W UK Inspire 2020, which brings together women in the computing profession and related technical fields to exchange knowledge and experience and provide special support for women who are pursuing their academic degrees and starting their careers in computing. The 2-day programme includes a Hackathon, Workshops, Posters, Technical Talks, Panel Discussions, and Interdisciplinary Research Tracks. Before participating in the hackathon, be sure to check out the tips page!

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Restricted to Teesside University staff.  Daisy Best, Rachel  Morris and David Dixon will be talking about the Opening Doors for Care Leavers Hackathon which took place in November and sharing the ideas being taken forward as a result of the event. In the UK, we have almost 100,000 children in care at any one time; 40% of care leavers aged 19-22 are not in education, employment or training, and there is a much higher tendency for this group of people to commit crime, be homeless and self-harm. The aim of the Hackathon was to help address some of the challenges that young people face when they leave our care system. A diverse group of people – care leavers, foster carers, students business leaders and anyone working in a profession associated with care leavers worked together to consider solutions and help increase engagement in education, training and employment. Lunch is provided.