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Financially support or sponsor Teen Hackathon, teenhackathon.com
22 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Would you like to assist with this activity? Donate online: http://support.whomentors.com
WHOmentors.com, Inc. welcomes in-kind support or other types of sponsorships such as venue hosting, catering, or technology.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmentors.com or phone/SMS text 415-373-6767
HackathonBNB™: Train and Prep for Upcoming Hackathons with Entreprenuers
22 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Advance your own funds to train and prep for upcoming hackathons with fellow entrepreneurs. Participants may be eligible for reimbursement for reasonable meals, lodging, transportation, and incidental expenses. Serious inquriies only. $500 deposit is applied to entire program fee.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmetnors.com with any questions.
SMS text 415-373-6767 to confirm RSVP, date, time, and location.
*requires 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsorship agreement.
HackathonBNB™: Train and Prep for Upcoming Hackathons with Entreprenuers
21 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Advance your own funds to train and prep for upcoming hackathons with fellow entrepreneurs. Participants may be eligible for reimbursement for reasonable meals, lodging, transportation, and incidental expenses. Serious inquriies only. $500 deposit is applied to entire program fee.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmetnors.com with any questions.
SMS text 415-373-6767 to confirm RSVP, date, time, and location.
*requires 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsorship agreement.
Financially support or sponsor Teen Hackathon, teenhackathon.com
21 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Would you like to assist with this activity? Donate online: http://support.whomentors.com
WHOmentors.com, Inc. welcomes in-kind support or other types of sponsorships such as venue hosting, catering, or technology.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmentors.com or phone/SMS text 415-373-6767
Panel Discussion: Technology and LGBTQ+ Youth Communities
20 Jun - 06:00 PM
San Francisco, United States
Airbnb’s LGBTQ+ employee resource group, AirPride, in Partnership with TurnOut, Out in Tech, and TPG, is excited to host a panel discussion featuring individuals who are developing technologies and driving conversations that help bridge the gaps faced by LGBTQ and youth communities.
Join the speakers and members of these organizations for dinner, drinks and a thoughtful discussion.
The evening will run on the following schedule:
6pm - 6:45pm : Doors Open + Dinner Service
6:45pm - 8:00pm : Panel Discussion
8:00pm : After Party at Oddjob SF! Pick up drink tickets at Airbnb before heading over.
Note: If you arrive after 7pm Check In will be closed and you will not be able to join the event
Moderator
Jeff Henry (Communications Manager), Airbnb
Panelists
Jack Beck (Executive Director and Founder). TurnOut
Jack Beck is the Founder and Executive Director of TurnOut, a Bay Area nonprofit that connects volunteers with LGBTQ+ causes. By working with individual volunteers and LGBTQ+ groups at high schools, colleges, and businesses, TurnOut builds a community of service dedicated to supporting the nonprofit infrastructure the queer community depends on. Jack has worked in the LGBTQ+ nonprofit sector for the past ten years, working to support grassroots queer organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe.
Gary Goldman (Program Director, Out in Tech) Out in Tech
Gary Goldman is the Program Director of Out in Tech, a not-for-profit that unites the LGBTQ+ tech community by providing web services for activists around the world, equipping youth with resources and mentorship to ensure career access, and organizing thought-provoking events for aspiring tech leaders. He is responsible for shaping the trajectory of the organization and its event/impact-based offerings to the community, both at home and abroad.
Previously, Gary was a Senior Program Advisor at Community Systems Foundation, an organization that provides data management services to United Nations and government agencies.
Gary is originally from France and currently lives in New York.
Monica Arrambide (CEO and Founder), Maven
Monica Ann Arrambide, the CEO and Founder of Maven, has over 22 years of experience working with queer youth. Maven is a national nonprofit that aims to empower queer youth to become innovators of technology through tech camps, hackathons and tech internships. Monica is passionate about youth engagement in the tech sector and providing opportunities for queer youth to explore careers in tech.
Cyan Banister (Partner), Founders Fund
Cyan Banister is a partner at Founders Fund, where she invests across sectors and stages with a particular interest in heavily regulated industries, marketplaces, SaaS and businesses that help people with basic skills find meaningful work. Prior to joining Founders Fund, Cyan was an active angel investor with a portfolio including Uber, Thumbtack, SpaceX, EShares, Postmates and Affirm.
A self-taught engineer and entrepreneur, Cyan has held a number of technical leadership positions throughout her career. As an early employee at IronPort, which was acquired by Cisco, Cyan oversaw support infrastructure and performance for a global customer base.Cyan has a passion for the arts and is a voracious film, documentary and media consumer. She is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Zivity, and the Co-founder of Signal Media Project, a nonprofit organization that promotes and facilitates the accurate portrayal of science, technology, and history in popular media.
Nikole Pagan (Program Manager), Give OUT Day
As the Data Services and Give OUT Day Manager, Nikole M. Pagan is responsible for implementing two critical functions for Horizons Foundation. Nikole manages the day to day operations of Horizons’ Salesforce database, and ensures the overall data integrity for grantmaking and development. In her role as Give OUT Day Manager, Nikole is responsible for the strategy and implementation of the only LGBTQ national online fundraising campaign that annually engages over 300 LGBTQ nonprofits across the 50 states, DC, and the territory of Puerto Rico. The Give OUT Day program provides strategy, planning tools, training, capacity building, and technical support to participating organizations that can be implemented on Give OUT day as well as throughout the year.
Throughout her career in philanthropy, Nikole has worked with nonprofits of various sizes. From serving on the board of a grassroots nonprofit to working with organizations with multi-million dollar budgets, she understands the different – and similar – challenges organizations with disparate capacities face. She has a history of activism and community organizing, and is skilled in small to large group meeting facilitation.
Nikole holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and a Masters degree in Public Administration, both from San Francisco State University. Her work allows her to marry her life-long passion for social justice with her education and professional career.
JuliaCon 2017
20 Jun - 09:00 AM
Berkeley, United States
Are you planning to attend JuliaCon 2017? The JuliaCon Committee invites you to stay on after the main agenda in order to participate in the JuliaCon hackathon. You'll get the opportunity to network with the Julia developers and to collaborate on your favorite Julia projects. Come and network with the brightest minds involved in the Julia open-source language for data science, machine learning, and scientific computing.
HackathonBNB™: Train and Prep for Upcoming Hackathons with Entreprenuers
20 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Advance your own funds to train and prep for upcoming hackathons with fellow entrepreneurs. Participants may be eligible for reimbursement for reasonable meals, lodging, transportation, and incidental expenses. Serious inquriies only. $500 deposit is applied to entire program fee.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmetnors.com with any questions.
SMS text 415-373-6767 to confirm RSVP, date, time, and location.
*requires 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsorship agreement.
Financially support or sponsor Teen Hackathon, teenhackathon.com
16 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Would you like to assist with this activity? Donate online: http://support.whomentors.com
WHOmentors.com, Inc. welcomes in-kind support or other types of sponsorships such as venue hosting, catering, or technology.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmentors.com or phone/SMS text 415-373-6767
HackathonBNB™: Train and Prep for Upcoming Hackathons with Entreprenuers
16 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Advance your own funds to train and prep for upcoming hackathons with fellow entrepreneurs. Participants may be eligible for reimbursement for reasonable meals, lodging, transportation, and incidental expenses. Serious inquriies only. $500 deposit is applied to entire program fee.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmetnors.com with any questions.
SMS text 415-373-6767 to confirm RSVP, date, time, and location.
*requires 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsorship agreement.
Financially support or sponsor Teen Hackathon, teenhackathon.com
15 Jun - 12:00 AM
San Francisco, United States
Would you like to assist with this activity? Donate online: http://support.whomentors.com
WHOmentors.com, Inc. welcomes in-kind support or other types of sponsorships such as venue hosting, catering, or technology.
Email Rauhmel@WHOmentors.com or phone/SMS text 415-373-6767