List of hackathons in Richmond, United States in 2017

CincyHacks is Cincinnati's first high school hackathon.   FAQs   Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? You must be a current high school (9th to 12th grade) student & must bring a valid school Student ID.   How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Send us an email! team@cincyhacks.tech  

ABOUT IX Health 2017, Civic Health Tech Edition, will showcase new tech-enabled models that empower citizen and community health stakeholders with novel and breakthrough tech for more fluid, people-powered healthcare. Keynote speaker Adam Hecktman, Microsoft's Director of Civic Technology and Innovation - Chicago, will share his experiences digging into Chicago's biggest civic challenges using untapped data, including healthcare use cases. This year we expect over 175 executives from Humana, Microsoft, Procter & Gamble, Mercy Health, Cincinnati Childrens, Johnson & Johnson, City of Cincinnati and several other organizations, investors and growth leaders to attend to re-imagine value propositions and source innovation needs. IXHealth is hosted annually by Cintifruse and content sponsors this year are Spry Labs, Health Collaborative and 17a. The event will be held September 29th from 8:30am - 5pm, at Union Hall in Cincinnati, Ohio. Agenda 8:30am  Networking and Coffee 9:00am  Welcome  9:15am  Kickoff Speaker: Ted Smith, Former Chief Civic Innovation Officer - Louisville Metro, Founder of AIR Louisville, CEO of Revon Systems  9:45am  Transition to Salons (Health Collaborative, 17a and Spry Labs) 10:00am Civic Health Salons (Concurrent)                Health Collaborative: Leveraging Tech in Creating Clinical-Community Linkages                Spry Labs: The Self-Care Revolution: Emerging On-Demand Care Models                17a: Hacking Heroin: Building+Scaling What Works in the Fight Against Opiates 11:30am  Regroup Panel: Fireside Chat with Cincinnati Civic Health Leaders 12:00pm Lunch Served 12:15pm  Keynote Speaker:  Adam Hecktman, Microsoft, Director of Civic Technology and Innovation + 1871 Board Member 1:30pm   Civic Health Startup Pitches and Demos (Startups TBA) 3:30pm   Hacking Heroin - City Leaders Perspective and Hackathon Winner Demos 5:00pm  Happy Hour Confirmed Startups SafeRide Health Pacify FamilyTech REVON Smart Vision Labs Perceptive Device LLC Benny

Become a Graphic Ally! Learn how to tell visual data stories to inspire policy change and mobilize information at the grassroots level. In this hands on workshop, we will explore and apply principles of conscious and responsible design to a real world infographic project. Topics covered are as follows: icon drafting, infographic composition, power dynamics in design, data framing, asset vs. deficit mapping, access to information, and grassroots design strategies. Learn how to map out infographic solutions for reaching and activating policy makers, people with resources, low-opportunity communities, and more. Participants will leave with an actionable list of design strategies, and with experience creating an infographic for a local nonprofit or community group.   About the presenter: A designer and activist from Louisville, Kentucky, Jessica Bellamy tells visual stories using data and personal narratives. In her work driving social change through design, she partners with nonprofits and community groups to creating compelling materials that break down complex service and policy information. She currently is an Adobe Creative Resident and is spending the next year trying new approaches in her creative process and execution of her designs as well as encouraging the creative community to support nonprofits and work with them on creative projects. Prior to the Creative Residency she founded and ran GRIDS: The Grassroots Information Design Studio in Louisville working with local and national non-profits, community groups, and social change initiatives. Hackathon Timeline: 30mins - Lecture (Topics Covered:  rapid icon drafting, infographic composition, power dynamics in design, data framing, asset vs. deficit mapping, access to information, and grassroots design strategies) 15mins - Going over design challenge and Data Brief from local nonprofit/community group 5mins - Break into teams 30mins - Group work (with non-profit rep and facilitator giving feedback) 10mins -  Peer feedback Session (first impression critique) 20mins Group work (with non-profit rep and facilitator giving feedback) 10mins - Presentation and Feedback

Welcome to our second annual 84.51° Hackathon! This year's theme is Artificial Intelligence (AI)! AI is a very popular topic in the technology world today, and for good reason. It is threatening to disrupt many industries and is changing the way we think about our work. The goal of the hackathon is to develop a solution utilizing AI to solve a problem that we face today. No experience with AI? No worries! There are plenty of API's available that you can use in your solution. Why should you come to our hackathon? Showcase your skills Learn more about 84.51° Network with 84.51° employees Learn new skills Have fun! We hope you are excited about the theme and we look forward to seeing everyone in August! *Registration ends on 8/12/2017 Schedule (Schedule is subject to change)Saturday, August 26th12:00PM - 1:00PM - Check in / Registration1:00PM - 2:00PM - Welcome Session2:00PM - 2:30PM - Team Formation (Pre-Formed teams begin hacking)2:00PM - Start hacking!6:00PM - 7:00PM - Dinner7:00PM - Code through the night! Sunday, August 27th7:00AM - 8:00AM - Breakfast12:00PM - 1:00PM - Lunch3:00PM - Coding stops3:00PM - 5:00PM - Judges pick top 6 solutions5:00PM - 5:30PM - Demos - top 6 teams present solutions5:30PM - 6:00PM - Judging and Awards   FAQs Are there a limited number of tickets?Yes, we are limiting the event to 200 attendees and spots are filling up fast. We do have a waitlist once all 200 spots are filled. Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?You must be currently enrolled at a college or university and 18 years or older. Bring your current, valid university student ID. How do teams work?Teams can consist of 1-4 people. You can work on your own, but in our experience, a hackathon is always more fun when collaborating with someone. You can register individually or with specified teammates. What if we don't have an idea?A team of passionate mentors has been assembled and will be available to help you achieve your goals. Will there be food?Yes, we will be providing meals and snacks. Are there prizes?Yes! Do you provide transportation to the event or parking reimbursement?We do not provide transportation or reimburse for parking. Can I use third party APIs?The use of free third-party APIs and libraries is allowed and encouraged. Can I start my hack before the event?You are not allowed to progress work on your hack before the event. What can/can't I bring to the event?Bring your laptop, a charger, a power strip, and hardware you might need, and your student ID. How does judging work?A panel of judges will assess the hacks based on design, difficulty, creativity and ability to go to market. Five hacks will be selected for demo and a final round of judging. Is my registration/ticket transferrable?Nope, sorry. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?Yes, bring your printed ticket and a current, valid student ID. Is it okay if the name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee?No. Make sure you have the correct printed ticket. Will sleeping quarters be provided?Due to limited space, there will be no access to sleeping quarters or showers. Do you follow a code of conduct?We abide by The Major League Hacking Code of Conduct. By participating in the 84.51º hackathon, you agree to this same Code of Conduct. Is there a deadline for registration?Yes, registration will close on 8/12, so be sure to register before then! Do I need to be in a particular major to attend?You do not need to be in a particular major to attend, however, since this is a technical event, it is geared more towards majors such as Computer Science, Information Systems, Analytics, or another technically-strong major. What happens if I can no longer attend?If you can no longer attend the event, you are encouragd to cancel your order on Eventbrite. You can go to your "My Tickets" page, find this event, and then click on "Cancel Order". Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?Email hackathon@8451.com, or send an email through Eventbrite.

HackCincy is the first hackathon in Cincinnati with a focus on technical merit. Ideas are dime a dozen, what can you build?

Coders, designers, and entrepreneurs in Greater Cincinnati! AngelHack invites you to sign up to participate in the AngelHack Global Hackathon Series: Cincinnati. Compete on your own, or collaborate as a member of a team to come up with an idea and turn it into a functioning prototype. You're not limited! You could build an app that delivers positive value to your community, a website that satisfies an unmet financial need, a virtual reality game, or whatever your imagination can conceive.

Internet of Things enthusiasts in Indiana! Think you've got a great idea to help energize the State's economy? AT&T Developer Program invites you to participate in the AT&T IoT Civic Hackathon - Indianapolis. You'll be challenged to design and build an innovative mobile app or hardware solution that will help better the community and State.