List of hackathons about non-profit in 2015

DailySocial is a tech blog that keeps informing latest information, providing analysis as well as opinion on internet and mobile-based tech companies and startups, telcos, and the Indonesian creative industry. Together with Pustekkom Kemdikbud they want to improve education through the use of technology. A hackathon which aims to encourage the public, especially the digital developer, participating in improving the quality of learning and qualifications of teachers and student based technology.

Techfugees is a tech community in response to the European refugee crisis. This conference aims to gather the key players involved, re-cap what has been achieved so far, and work further on the best technology and solutions for helping refugees today. We aim to address major issues; the best, most effective apps and sites; how tech can be used to integrate refugees into society; and the Legal aspects that surround the issues. This is a non-profit organisation. The ticket cost of £36 will serve for the venue, lunch and coffee/tea etc. Speakers include: Syrian Asylum Colin Yeo - Barrister and Blogger behind Free Movement Sabir Zazai - Director of Coventry Refugee & Migrant Center Nando Sigona - Researcher on the refugee crisis at University of Oxford Tim Finch - Coordinator of the National Refugees Welcome Board As well as representatives from UNHCR,  and Refugee Council.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) is lending its expertise to a community-based project for improving the employment outcomes of young people in Wagga Wagga. The main focus of this hackathon is to encourage young people to access technology to enable them to connect with individuals and networks within in the local community by creating an open source application for social inclusion and social change.

Come to Dan's Educational Hackathon to learn from extremely smart people assisting with the proceedings, incl Sven from Docker, Scott Coulton from Coultonworld, Paul Harris from TrickBooter, and Alan Milligan from Last Bastion Networks.

Data visualisers, designers, UX-pros, developers, and all healthcare techies in Brisbane and throughout Queensland! HealthHack Australia invites you to participate in HealthHack 2015 - Brisbane. At this 48-hour, weekend-long event, you'll get to work on coding, building, hacking, and presenting an innovative digital solution to a challenging medical research problem. Prepare yourself for HealthHack with the best hackathon advice!

Data analysts, data visualisers, problem solvers, software developers, testers, business analysts, storytellers, and journalists in Melbourne and across Victoria! If you are great at understanding and communicating complex medical science concepts, then HealthHack Australia invites you to participate in HealthHack 2015 - Melbourne. You'll get to work with a multi-disciplinary team to dig into copious amounts of medical research data and come up with innovative ways to analyse, visualise and communicate it. Maximize your HealthHack event experience with help from our hackathon tips page!

Healthcare techies—data visualisers, designers, UX-pros, and developers—in the Greater Sydney Area! HealthHack Australia invites you to participate in HealthHack 2015 Sydney—a non-profit, volunteer-led initiative focused on creating solutions in the health and medical research fields. Come with a team or show up solo and be prepared for a 48-hour frenzy of coding, building, hacking, and presenting with like-minded individuals! Each team will work together—building mashups, data visualisations, and apps—on a challenging medical research problem. If you need answers to your hackathon questions, then visit the tips page!

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Travailler à la juste place des femmes dans la société et l’entreprise d’aujourd’hui, promouvoir la mixité en utilisant les technologies du numérique, ça vous dit ? Porteur d’idées, designer, développeur, sociologue, juriste…homme ou femme : Rejoignez nous – innovons ensemble ! En amont du Women’s Forum 2015, cette rencontre est organisée en partenariat avec de nombreux réseaux féminins et avec le soutien d’entreprises et institutionnels. Pendant ces deux jours nous réunirons nos compétences au service d’une société plus équitable et inclusive. Nous utiliserons les technologies numériques d’aujourd’hui pour imaginer et réaliser des solutions concrètes : applications mobiles, réseaux sociaux, objets connectés… qui, demain, favoriseront l’équilibre entre les femmes et les hommes dans leur vie quotidienne, professionnelle ou personnelle. Pour en savoir plus ou déposer une idée, un projet : http://hackforwomen.wix.com/what

Pakathon is a 501(c)(3) & global movement with a mission to connect entrepreneurs, researchers and technologists to solve problems in Pakistan and beyond. Our goal is to create sustainable projects and companies that make an impact and shape the future of the region.