[PJUG Javamail] Random Hacks of Kindness Seattle

[stephen lang]

Hello

Is there any Portland connection for this?

tx

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 8:46 AM, Random Hacks of Kindness <
donotreply at eventbrite.com> wrote:

>      The time has come for June’s Random Hacks of Kindness. This
> hackathon occurs all over the world the first weekend of June. Geeks
> Without Bounds is proud to support the San Francisco and Seattle events.
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> *Event:* RHoK #5 Seattle
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> *Date: *June 2nd and 3rd
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> Jigsaw Renaissance in Seattle, WA
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> *For more information click here:*
> RHoK Seattle <http://www.rhok.org/event/seattle-wa-usa>
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> How humanitarian hackathons work
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> Subject Matter Experts (SME) present Challenges or Problem Definitions –
> things they’ve seen during their experienced that could have a
> technological solution. Hackathon attendees then decide which of these
> challenges they’d like to work on over the course of the weekend. It’s up
> to these teams to guide their work time and objectives, with only a few
> check-in points late Saturday and early Sunday. These check-in points help
> participants all over the globe track what else is being worked on, and how
> teams might link together to help each other. Sunday evening, teams do a
> short talk about their project, and SMEs judge and award prizes.
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> What’s special about this RHoK
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> Geeks Without Bounds is now a sustainability partner with RHoK – which
> means those projects coming out of hackathons get a bit more structure on
> exit. Teams who wish to continue efforts will have guidance in field
> relevance, business development, and technical execution. More on that soon
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