List of hackathons about non-profit in 2020

Start time: 8 AM, 11th January 2020 End time: 11:30 AM, 12th January 2020 Register by: 10 PM, 22nd December 2019 Eligibility: High school/PUC students (under 19, must produce school ID card) Registration fee: Rs. 250 per participant There are exciting prizes to be won. Apart from cash prizes amounting to Rs.40,000, winners and interested participants will get opportunities to intern with companies around Bangalore in fields of their interest, including machine learning and electronics. The themes will only be released the day before the hackathon, so that all participants have a fair opportunity in the hackathon. The development of the solution is intended to take place only at the 24 hours of coding during the hackathon. You do not need to know a variety of programming languages to participate in the hackathon, solutions are not limited to software, hardware solutions are also encouraged. Coding will not be directly judged as a part of the competition, the overall implementation of the project will be judged while scoring the teams. However, while you may refer to example codes, it is important to write your own code and not plagiarize it as this would give an unfair advantage.

Coders, designers, researchers, project managers, subject matter experts, test users, and just ordinary people! If you're in the Redmond, WA area, then DemocracyLab invites you to participate in Hacky New Year. You'll be challenged to apply your tech knowhow and creativity to work on projects that can help make a difference for local nonprofits and social impact startups.