List of hackathons in Rockville, United States in 2016

Join STEM4US! for the third annual Energy, Tech, and Education Festival, #ETE16. The theme for the #ETE16 Festival is “Mission Critical: Training the Cybersecurity Workforce of Today, Tomorrow.”   The event will feature a hackathon that is open to participants of all ages. During this workshop, participants will work in teams to create an idea for a mobile phone app or social media campaign aimed at stopping police brutality and/or racial discrimination. Participants will form teams, develop concepts and build models of apps or social media campaigns.  Teams are expected to present their innovations to a panel of judges representing various #ETE16 partnering companies.

Come and join a community of experts from industry, academia, and other government agencies to team-up and collaboratively problem-solve Veteran suicide. The themes for VASPI include: »Improving VA predictive analytic methods for identifying suicide risk »Accessing Veterans at risk for suicide who are not receiving VA care »Enhancing VA resources and interventions for suicide prevention

All you Android techies! Come along to the Android Summit 2016 -- a two-day multi-track conference focused on designing, developing and testing for Android. It is the second annual event dedicated to Android in the Washington, DC area. Learn more about Android development, design and testing! Meet other developers, designers, testers and enthusiasts! And be sure to get the limited-edition t-shirt!

Developers, designers, students, civic leaders and creative thinkers! Sign up for the National Urban League's Hackathon for Social Justice at TechConnect. Collaborate to create solutions to Save Our Cities and compete for cash prizes! Your app/software solution will be implemented by the National Urban League to enhance civic engagement, voting, education pipeline, housing, health, justice and job creation in urban communities.

Come and see the exciting outcomes from April's Abilities Hackathon, when participants from that event showcase what they have made towards making products that address problems that those with impacted abilities face! Expect to see some exciting ideas that enable the Baltimore community to solve and address problems that those with disabilities face.  Participants will present their work in one of the following four tracks: (1) Transportation/Mobility; (2) Wearables; (3) Leisure/Entertainment; and (4) Open Software/Hardware. Two teams will be rewarded a grand total of $6,000 thanks to the Mayor's Office of Information Technology.

This is AngelHack’s 9th Global Hackathon Series. The Challenge is Simple. AngelHack’s nonprofit arm, Code For A Cause, is challenging superhero coders to build a technology that will have a positive impact on the world, people, or environment. No matter your age or skill level, just come and create projects that are innovative, and have the potential to improve or influence people’s lives. Build a hack that people can use, enjoy, and potentially scale and get the chance to fly to Silicon Valley for the Annual Global Demo Day and participate in a week of extensive pitch training!

Digital Harbor presents the Abilities Hackathon, a collaborative effort to engage the tech community in solving the needs of people with impacted abilities

This hackathon is inviting all coders, designers, engineeers, data scientists, and SMEs from industry, academia, and government to celebrate Earth Day. A 'Green' software programming and data innovation competition will be held on friday. You will be competing in a teams to develop APIs, mobile/web applications, dashboards and solutions.

The DC and Baltimore Perlmongers invite you to join us for a workshop at the University of Baltimore in Baltimore, MD, on Saturday, April 16, 2016, followed by a hackathon on Sunday, April 17, 2016! The workshop will have two tracks of speakers, discussing innovative, exciting, and fun real-world usage of Perl. The hackathon will be more free-form project time, though we may have some organized hands-on activities for those interested.

Open Data Day DC is a yearly hackathon and training event in Washington, DC on the same day as more than 100 other Open Data Day events throughout the world. Friday, March 4 will be workshops only and Saturday, March 5 will be hacking & workshops. No prior experience with open data or programming is needed, there will be lots of opportunities to learn and participate for everyone. The workshops on Friday and Saturday will cover many aspects of open data, including an introduction, maps, and data science. The hackathon session on Saturday will let participants build prototypes and tools on a diverse range of subjects, from municipal issues here in DC to international development and government accountability.