List of hackathons in San Francisco Bay, United States in 2018

Culture Industry Exposition is a conceptual art experience and hackathon. It brings together creative and developer ecosystems, artists and innovators, philosophers and activists, to repurpose the industry of culture. We will reimagine our relationship to media, how artists and audiences connect, and how crypto-economics can improve our global systems for good. This includes everything from quality of life to integrity of our environmental ecologies. Culture Industry involves the whole mosaic of modernity, and this exposition will be a scrappy, fun way to recapture the times. Friday night (8/24) will kickstart the art exhibition component of the exposition with a reception for the artists and community. Libations, conversations, and pretty paintings abound, who knows where the night will take us? Saturday (8/25) will be a day-long sprint into an evening party. Morning panel discussion leads into workshops and a hackathon, inspired by ideas from the community, as well the artist’s experiences. The artwork on display will be part of a live auction that integrates blockchain technology. There will be a “collective commission” piece participants will also have the opportunity to invest in and help shape. We will have a sweet lineup of DJs to ensure we spend the evenings dancing as we enjoy the art and each other's company.

Culture Industry Exposition is a conceptual art experience and hackathon. It brings together creative and developer ecosystems, artists and innovators, philosophers and activists, to repurpose the industry of culture. We will reimagine our relationship to media, how artists and audiences connect, and how crypto-economics can improve our global systems for good. This includes everything from quality of life to integrity of our environmental ecologies. Culture Industry involves the whole mosaic of modernity, and this exposition will be a scrappy, fun way to recapture the times. Friday night (8/24) will kickstart the art exhibition component of the exposition with a reception for the artists and community. Libations, conversations, and pretty paintings abound, who knows where the night will take us? Saturday (8/25) will be a day-long sprint into an evening party. Morning panel discussion leads into workshops and a hackathon, inspired by ideas from the community, as well the artist’s experiences. The artwork on display will be part of a live auction that integrates blockchain technology. There will be a “collective commission” piece participants will also have the opportunity to invest in and help shape. We will have a sweet lineup of DJs to ensure we spend the evenings dancing as we enjoy the art and each other's company.

Culture Industry Exposition is a conceptual art experience and hackathon. It brings together creative and developer ecosystems, artists and innovators, philosophers and activists, to repurpose the industry of culture. We will reimagine our relationship to media, how artists and audiences connect, and how crypto-economics can improve our global systems for good. This includes everything from quality of life to integrity of our environmental ecologies. Culture Industry involves the whole mosaic of modernity, and this exposition will be a scrappy, fun way to recapture the times. Friday night (8/24) will kickstart the art exhibition component of the exposition with a reception for the artists and community. Libations, conversations, and pretty paintings abound, who knows where the night will take us? Saturday (8/25) will be a day-long sprint into an evening party. Morning panel discussion leads into workshops and a hackathon, inspired by ideas from the community, as well the artist’s experiences. The artwork on display will be part of a live auction that integrates blockchain technology. There will be a “collective commission” piece participants will also have the opportunity to invest in and help shape. We will have a sweet lineup of DJs to ensure we spend the evenings dancing as we enjoy the art and each other's company.

Culture Industry Exposition is a conceptual art experience and hackathon. It brings together creative and developer ecosystems, artists and innovators, philosophers and activists, to repurpose the industry of culture. We will reimagine our relationship to media, how artists and audiences connect, and how crypto-economics can improve our global systems for good. Culture Industry involves the whole mosaic of modernity, and this exposition will be a scrappy, fun way to recapture the times. Friday night (8/24) will kickstart the art exhibition component of the exposition with a reception for the artists and community. Saturday (8/25) will be a day-long sprint into an evening party. Morning panel discussion leads into workshops and a hackathon, inspired by ideas from the community, as well the artist’s experiences. The artwork on display will be part of a live auction that integrates blockchain technology. There will be a “collective commission” art piece  participants will have the opportunity to invest in and help shape. And we will have a sweet lineup of DJs to ensure we spend the evenings dancing as we enjoy the art and each other's company.

EarnUp is a consumer-first fintech platform that intelligently automates loan payments for the more than 200 million Americans with debt. We help you put a few dollars aside for your loans when you can afford it – then we make your loan payments for you, allocating funds in the way that gets you out of debt faster. We are dedicated to giving control back to everyone who is frustrated managing their finances.

Full Circle Fund Invites you to the 5th Annual Idea Lab. This nontechnical hackathon is hosted and sponsored by The San Francisco Foundation, participants will have a chance to collaborate for a 90-minute session where they come up with innovative solutions for our 2018 Grant Partners. This is an exciting time for Members and guest thought partners to contribute their time and talent to a 2018 Grant Partner they are not currently collaborating with to make a difference in just one night! Participants will hear from our Grant Partners about a challenge or opportunity they have and then select a “working session” to participate in for the evening. At the conclusion of the event, you will hear demo-style wrap-ups from each ideation working group.  You can also donate to help support our 2018 Grants by making a donation when you grab a ticket!  Each dollar counts. And as you might know, our Membership dues only cover 25% of Full Circle Fund's operating budget. As a result, we need individual donations, corporate sponsorships, and event revenue to fund our work to build a better Bay Area.   AGENDA (subject to change) Drinks and light hor d'ourves will be provided 5:30 PM: Arrival & Networking  6:10 PM: Idea Lab Commences with Grant Partner Pitches 6:45 PM: Breakout Sessions 8:15 PM: Solution Demos  8:30 PM: Closing  2018 Grant Partners Young Women’s Freedom Center Openhouse San Francisco Mandela Marketplace Replate - Not Attending Idea Lab  Code Tenderloin Hack the Hood Restorative Practices - SFUSD For a bit of background on our Grant Cycle process head here. You can also check out an overview of how we support our nonprofit partners through capacity building workshops like Idea Lab here.  We also want to recognize our Rising Leaders and the Team at Hotwire who helped support our 2018 Cohort as they defined their strategic ideation exercises for this incredible event.  2018 Sponsors

REGISTER HERE: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/make-your-typeform- Learn how to enhance your understanding of data collected using Typeform surveys by using Watson Tone Analyzer. We will walk through a concrete example and technical solution. IBM Watson Tone Analyzer service uses linguistic analysis to detect emotional and language tones in written text.Typeform is a tool for building engaging, interactive, and conversational online forms and surveys. Use Typeform’s API to connect and integrate your form data. Sign up for your free Typeform account here: http://bit.ly/tf-ibm-signup. Speakers:Upkar Lidder, IBM Developer AdvocateUpkar Lidder is a Full Stack Developer and Data Wrangler with strong experience in NodeJS and Python. Current passions include enjoying various kinds of Ramen, hiking, tennis and learning the magic behind ML. Always up for a chat over good coffee and/or beer.Shubha Swamy, Typeform Developer Advocate InternShubha Swamy is a developer advocate at Typeform who loves working with APIs and Python. She is passionate about hackathons, and currently helps organize HackCU and Spectra. In her spare time she enjoys photography, running, and listening to podcasts.

The Blockchain Networking Night hosted by IDEAS and OnePiece Work is the extended event after a two-day Global Hackathon hosted by IDEAS, Node Capital, Huobi and Eigen Capital at UC Berkeley. Blockchain mentors, investors, service providers, community organizers in Silicon Valley will be invited to the networking evening. All teams participated in Global Hackathon-Berkeley will get free admission for the evening event. Great opportunity for demo, funding, and networking. Buffet, cocktail, napa wine will be served. Organizer

Cryptocurrency and decentralized app techies in the San Francisco Area! You're invited to participate in the unBlock hackathon. Come with a team of up to 4 members. You'll get the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and to brainstorm around expanding BTC/ETH/DAI ecosystems, trading, and decentralized exchanges, liquidity solutions, or identity verification.

NOTE: Available slots are very limited. We cannot allow in participants who are not signed up. If you sign up and find you cannot attend, please change your ticket order to allow in someone from the waiting list.   What is Hack the Future? Hack the Future is an all-day party / hackathon for young adults to show you what it's like to be a hacker and see if it's for you. We won't tell you what to do. You'll be free to work on whatever you want. We'll try to keep you from getting stuck, and we'll give you a place to start (if you want one). This is a unique opportunity to learn about state-of-the-art software, hardware design, and engineering from mentors working for Bay Area startups as well as big companies like Google, NVIDIA, Intel, Facebook and Microsoft.   What can I do at Hack the Future? You might learn how to: Make your own video games Learn to solder electronics Create a webpage Make mods for existing games like Minecraft Create things using a 3D printer Design and present a new product And a ton more Along with all the fun, lunch will be provided!   What hackers need to do: Bring a laptop. There is a modest number of loaner laptops available, but you'll want to bring your work home with you. Visit our website and install the recommended programs. Bring laptop's administrator password to install programs. Ask questions!  Try new things, and have fun!   What parents need to do: Ensure that your child has the Administrator Password for their laptop. Check hackers in at the event at 10:30am, along with these items: a copy of your ticket(s), the signed waiver form, and the medical information sheet. Tickets are required due to limited capacity. Come back at 3:45PM to see the Lightning Talks (voluntary presentations on what hackers have been working on). Come back by 5PM to check your child back out so they can go home. Additional Notes to Parents 1. Help us create an environment of independent exploration Parents are highly encouraged to drop participants off and let them explore independently, although you're welcome to check in on them if needed. Come back and check out your hackers promptly at 5PM; we'll need to clean up, and our volunteer mentors have to stay with your child until he or she is picked up.  2. Sign out when you leave with your hacker Parents it is very important to remember to sign your child out of the event! Any names which we do not have parent signatures for check-out are given a follow up by HTF volunteers to verify that your child has been picked up, so please do our volunteers a favor and save them an unnecessary call. 3. Only get a ticket for the hacker Parents, please don't reserve a ticket for yourself.   We Need Your Help to Keep HTF Running If you'd like to support Hack the Future, please consider making a one-time donation or becoming a monthly supporter.  Any donations go directly into our programs.  Visit our Rally Page for more information.  We are also always in need of more mentors.  If you'd like to help run one of our future events, please let us know.   Keep Hacking with Us! To learn more or sign up for our mailing lists, find out about more Hack the Future events, or see pictures from previous events, visit hackthefuture.org or Like us on Facebook and Twitter!