List of hackathons in Davis, United States in 2016

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), collaboration with Automatic Labs, are pleased to host this Connected Car Hackathon, an event focused on making technologies for the safer smart-driver of tomorrow. Bringing together programmers, developers, artists, technologists, data analysts, environmental stewards, travel behaviour experts, commuters, and others who are interested in using technology to address this region’s transportation challenges. Participants will have the opportunity to use data sets coming from connected cars to build apps and tools that encourage smarter driving, safer driving, and maybe even encourage travellers to consider alternate travel options. So come to develop apps and tools to encourage smart driving and/or solve transportation and mobility challenges!

CodeAcross is an annual civic hackathon, this time joining the County of Sacramento and supporting their #Hack4Sac Innovation Campaign to connect, make teams, and hack on projects you like. You don't need to be a coder to participate!

North Bay Make-A-Thon is bringing students together with hackers, makers and industry professionals for a 27 hour event that will result in inspiration, real time education, new uses for existing technologies and access to talent for local industries. Teams will be provide with prototyping software from Autodesk and 3D printers along with mentorship support from technical experts to help you co-design and develop your ideas!

A hackathon to improve your local government. Bring your ideas and technological skills and take the Challenge. Showcase your own ideas or collaborate with others in your community to see how quickly and accurately you can design and create a software app or concept that addresses a community need in Alameda County.

Qeyno Labs is launching 3rd for Black Male Achievement Hackathon with their mission is to transform children's lives and empower them through education, social innovation, and technology. A majority of youth participants, will include male Black, Latino, Native-American and under-represented Asian and Pacific Islanders and will be inclusive of transgender youth, women, and girls. They will spend three days on teams working alongside adult professionals supporting them as they build websites and mobile apps that will positively impact their community and improve their life outcomes. My Sister's Keeper Initiative (MSK) will let young women attending the majority-male hackathon have encouraging and supportive mentors through to be build apps that they feel will improve the life outcomes of young men of color, but through their genius, their leadership, and their designs.

Join the My Brother's Keeper Hackathon during TEQWeek focused on lifting the life outcomes of young men of color. The event is of course open to every young person or mentor of any color and you don't have to know how to code to be a part of this experience. Come and create an app or website that solves a problem that you care about!

Celebrate the kickoff of the world's first Tech EQuity Week (February 22 - March 3)!  Qeyno Labs presents the world's first inaugural gathering of social impact organizations and technology companies working with local communities to deepen and promote a more equitable tech ecosystem. This event sets an historic precedent, gathering the biggest, boldest, and brightest stars in tech company diversity, inclusion, and STE(A)M education. Ticket includes delicious food & desserts by Chef Yulanda of Simply Bliss Catering & Souley Vegan & Host Bar  Tech EQuity Commencement Gala features the brightest and most esteemed people in our tech community! Dress Attire is Business Casual!!!! Mitch Kapor and Freada Kapor Klein of Kapor Center for Social Impact and Level Playing Field Institute will be honored as our Grand Marshals. Special guest speaker Jennifer Hopp, Investor, Entrepreneur and Advisor. TEQ Talks by Darrell Jones III of Clef, and Shaun Tai of Oakland Digital Arts & Literacy Center. Special guest appearance by acclaimed Actress Kandyse McClure of Battlestar Galactica and Hemlock Grove. Honoring our future tech leaders with a Commencement Ceremony for Qeyno Labs' Junior Fellows. Musical performance by Sister's Keeper Band. Special screening of Code Oakland film with Q&A by filmmaker Kelly Amis. Presentation by Kalimah Priforce, Headmaster CEO abd Co-Founder of Qeyno Labs. There will also be ample time for networking before and after the main program. Be sure to reserve a place with us either through an individual ticket or the purchase of a table.  All proceeds will go towards supporting the My Brother's Keeper Hackathon to be held on February 26th - February 28th and are 501(c)3 tax deductible. Individual tickets are now available. Please inquire about VIP tables at teqweek@qeyno.com Powered by Qeyno Labs in partnership with the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, the TechEquity Collaborative and the Alliance for Community Development, Tech EQuity Week (@TEQWEEK) aims to develop opportunities for engagement between social impact organizations with the local community and bridges tech companies to work alongside each other to deepen and promote a more equitable tech ecosystem.  @TEQWEEK will be accessible to everyone and anyone with an interest in the future of digital technology inclusion.  Be a Mentor for our 3rd Annual My Brother's Keeper Hackathon: The TEQweek Commencement Gala and MBKHack are featured events for Tech EQuity Week.  Visit teqweek.com to learn more.

Knodemy is organizing the knocode Hackathon @The Athenian School  to empower young students and guide them to become innovators and lead the way to the future through exposure to computer science and technology (STEM). After a quick lesson on the basics of programming, you will break into teams where you will get a chance to collaborate in order to brainstorm ideas, create a project, and market the product. At the end of the Hackathon, each team will present their project to the attendees, judges and knodemy instructors.

Rep. Swalwell, in coordination with knodemy, a mentor-based coding academy, is hosting the Congressional App Challenge for students of all coding experience levels to join and learn about Java programming and other skills for developing apps in the Android environment. A winning app will be selected at the CA-15 Hackathon and displayed in the United States Capitol and on the U.S House of Representatives website and the individual or group winner will be offered a summer internship by knodemy.