List of hackathons in San Bernardino, United States in 2020

Socially-aware hackers in the Los Angeles area -- and beyond! The Foundation For an Innovative Future invites you to participate in the online Collaboration Tree Hackathon. Held each Tuesday and Saturday, the goal of the hackathon is to develop the Collaboration Tree -- a web platform for community think tanks, initially targeting nonprofits and neighborhood organizations.

Socially-aware hackers in the Los Angeles area -- and beyond! The Foundation For an Innovative Future invites you to participate in the online Collaboration Tree Hackathon. Held each Tuesday and Saturday, the goal of the hackathon is to develop the Collaboration Tree -- a web platform for community think tanks, initially targeting nonprofits and neighborhood organizations.

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Socially-aware hackers in the Los Angeles area -- and beyond! The Foundation For an Innovative Future invites you to participate in the online Collaboration Tree Hackathon. Held each Tuesday and Saturday, the goal of the hackathon is to develop the Collaboration Tree -- a web platform for community think tanks, initially targeting nonprofits and neighborhood organizations.

Programmers, designers, and other open-source aficionados! You're invited to Zoom in to take part in the Online Collaboration Tree Hackathon. This is your chance to collaborate on the open-source Collaboration Tree (cTree) web platform for community think tanks. You'll get to network with like-minded techies, help advance the cTree collaborative design/innovation web platform project, and build your resume. Get ready to participate in the Online Collaboration Tree Hackathon with smart advice from the tips page.

*** Due to public health concerns related to COVID-19, this event has been postponed until a later date *** Artists, scientists, technologists, designers, and other creative types in Southern California! CultureHub LA invites you to participate in a mini-hackathon where you'll be challenged to collaborate to create an innovative technology and/or art project that addresses climate. You'll be able to use a climate chamber to simulate the weather conditions. Use the tips page to find valuable info on hackathon participation!

POSTPONED: Due to COVID-19 public health concerns, this event has been postponed Artists, activists, and technologists in Southern California! CultureHub LA invites you to participate in the Re-Fest 2020: Friday & Saturday @The Vortex. In addition to exhibits, performances, and conversations about how to reshape the future, you'll get the chance to take part in a mini-hackathon on the same theme. Find more about hackathons at the tips page!

Lawyers, developers / IT professionals, entrepreneurs, legal professionals, legal service providers, students! You're invited to take part in Global Legal Hackathon Los Angeles -- part of the largest Legal Hackathon in the world! You'll get to join a team and develop a prototype app or service solution that will address one of the following issues: Private benefit: The Business & Practice of law (progressing the business of law); or Public Benefit: Good government, Legal Systems & A2J (facilitating access to justice). Come collaborate and compete! Your team could be chosen to represent Los Angeles in the virtual semi-finals against teams from more than 45 host locations around the world. 10 teams will then be chosen to compete in the grand final in May.

We’re bringing together the Los Angeles developer community for our first ever Hackathon!

Located 20 minutes from LAX, CSUDH is at the heart of a diverse community of Cyber Security Professionals. As enterprise systems grow, the need for cyber security professionals become increasingly apparent. Local businesses who face constant cyber threats include: Northrup Grumman, SpaceX, IBM, Sony, Mattel, DirecTV, and many more. Many of these companies find it challenging to meet the demand to fill information security positions. The CSUDH Cyber Security Club is proud to host the fourth annual Toro.hack security conference. The goal of Toro.hack is to promote discussion, collaboration, research, and make aware emerging threats in a sophisticated cyber environment. Speakers from local industry will share insights about how to identify and manage risks, implementing current methods and technology, and opportunities in STEM careers. Spots are limited, so reserve your ticket today!  TO VOLUNTEER CLICK HERE If you wish to participate in the Hackathon, Event registration is required. While day-of team registration is allowed, priority is given to pre-registered teams.    To ensure your team gets to participate, register here Registration is limited to 350 people, so make sure you RSVP! Breakfast and lunch is included in your free ticket, while supplies last!(Priority given to students, speakers, and volunteers) All attendees must be over the age of 18.