Female-focused, collaborative hackathon session slated for Feb. 25
A24-hourinvention marathon of sorts, participants will have the opportunity totry out new ideas and collaborate in a fun environment while racingto create the next great software project.
T9Hacks is geared towardcollege students and recent college grads, especially women—the “T” stands for “Title IX.” Men can attend, too;but in Sadie Hawkins fashion, they need to be invited by a woman. Women, non-binaryand/or trans individualscan register by themselves or with a team and may invite one other male teammate.
Explore the possibilities. Get started on a project you’ve had in the back of your mind. Create a solution to a problem you see often. Build something you never have before.
And for those who have never written a line of code: This event is especially for you. No priorprogramming experience is required; mentors will guide you through the process.
Participantsneed notbe鶹ѰBoulder students to attend T9Hacks,butregistration is required. The event iscompletely free, and food will be provided.
For more information, including a detailed schedule,.
Who:Open to the public
What:T9Hacks, female hackathon
When:Saturday, Feb. 25, 9:30 a.m., throughSunday, Feb. 26, 3:30 p.m.
Where:ATLAS Institute, Black Box Experimental Studio
Cost:FREE
Registration:Required