List of hackathons in Youngstown, United States in 2015

Hi Friend, Remember #FIX216 a few months ago? Hack Cleveland hosted our first social justice hackathon and we were thrilled by the success and energy from that event. Since then, we've been spreading the word about tech for social justice and strategizing on how to build and grow from #FIX216. With that said, please join us for "HackCLE @ Year 1" Friday December 4, 2015 6pm - 9pm St. Luke's Auditorium Inside The Intergenerational School 11327 Shaker Blvd #200W Cleveland, OH 44104 What you can expect: Updates on the 5 projects created at #FIX216 An overview of what we've been working on since May And most importantly - learn all the ways YOU can be involved in civic tech for social justice in #CLE See you soon, The Hack Cleveland Crew   DIRECTIONS TO THE EVENT: If using a navigational system, type in the following address to arrive at the correct entrance way to the former St. Luke's Hospital building (off of MLK): 2721 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive Cleveland, Ohio 44104 If driving, please park in the areas marked in BLUE on this map and then walk towards the Easternmost wing of the large red-brick building (the former St. Lukes Hospital). As you approach the building on foot, make sure you are on MLK (not Shaker). Walk directly towards the Boys & Girls club entrance off of MLK and look for the concrete stairs going down towards the building. Follow the curving pathway to its ending point and go inside the building Parking Options: You may park in the parking lot of Harvey Rice School and Library, along the street on Martin Luther King Drive or in the Saint Luke’s Manor parking lot. Lastly, additional parking is in the lot west of the building, and street parking on Martin Luther King Drive. Public Transportation: We can also be accessed via RTA at 116th Street and Buckeye Avenue. Event day questions or need help finding the event? Please text: (440) 836-3194

Cargegie Museum of Art Hackathon: Reimagining a Collection November 13–15, 2015 Carnegie Museum of Art (CMOA) opens up its collections data in celebration of the 120th birthday of Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh, on this occasion, the museum makes data available on the 30,000-plus artworks in its collection. To kick-start innovative thinking about the ways that collection data can be used, the museum hosts a weekend-long hackathon to bring together arts, technology, and education communities. The three-day event provides developers and designers tools and data for teams or individuals to help the museum reimagine its collection and enrich the museum experience. The Hackathon will be held Friday evening, November 13, through Sunday, November 15, 2015. Participants will be able to visit the museum’s galleries for inspiration throughout the weekend in addition to docent-led tours of CMOA galleries. Schedule of Events Friday evening at 7 p.m. the museum technology team invites participants to brainstorm and propose visualizations that are inspired by the collection or enhance the museum experience over beer and snacks. Saturday and Sunday, from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m., CMOA provides a workspace in the museum for team collaboration. The museum’s galleries will be available, during normal museum hours, until 5 p.m. Sunday, November 15 at 7 p.m. in CMOA Theater, participants showcase their work. The evening culminates with a party co-produced by Pittsburgh developer meetup group Code & Supply. On Friday evening meet at the Portal Entrance (sculpture courtyard) to the museums. Parking vouchers will be provided. For questions, please contact Web & Digital Media. Code of Conduct Our event is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone. Please see the code of conduct for more details.