T9Hacks is back from March 19-21! 

T9Hacks is a 36-hour hackathon, welcoming anyone who would like to participate. 

Our purpose is to create a safe and welcoming environment for women and traditionally underrepresented students. This year’s theme is “Everyone’s a hacker”. Whether you know how to code or not, T9Hacks is a great place to design, learn, and create. We will have workshops and fun events to enhance your experience and allow you to meet people! 

We will have five tracks: Underserved Populations, Equality, Health, Children and Education, and Earth Protection and Sustainable Development. We will also have seminars to support these tracks. 

The mission of T9Hacks is to create a welcoming and safe place for women and traditionally underrepresented students to explore hackathons. Our goal is to create opportunities for newcomers to explore a hackathon environment while learning and solving compelling problems. T9Hacks works towards this mission by creating women, gender equality, creative technology, beginner, and other similar types of hackathons that support women and marginalized students. T9hacks is open to everyone and values all dimensions of gender identity.

We are now further beyond gender and expanding to create a safe space—a learning environment—for people that are traditionally underrepresented in the Engineering field. By this we mean that T9Hacks is a place for people who have felt alone in a classroom, work environment, etc. as a member of engineering simply due to their gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disabilities, or mental health. We want to make T9Hacks a place to build a community of support as we learn and grow in our respective fields.

You do not need to code to submit a project. We welcome all creative projects that support our tracks!

Interested in mentoring instead? Sign up here.

T9Hacks is back from March 19-21! 

T9Hacks is a 36-hour hackathon, welcoming anyone who would like to participate. 

Our purpose is to create a safe and welcoming environment for women and traditionally underrepresented students. This year’s theme is “Everyone’s a hacker”. Whether you know how to code or not, T9Hacks is a great place to design, learn, and create. We will have workshops and fun events to enhance your experience and allow you to meet people! 

We will have five tracks: Underserved Populations, Equality, Health, Children and Education, and Earth Protection and Sustainable Development. We will also have seminars to support these tracks. 

The mission of T9Hacks is to create a welcoming and safe place for women and traditionally underrepresented students to explore hackathons. Our goal is to create opportunities for newcomers to explore a hackathon environment while learning and solving compelling problems. T9Hacks works towards this mission by creating women, gender equality, creative technology, beginner, and other similar types of hackathons that support women and marginalized students. T9hacks is open to everyone and values all dimensions of gender identity.

We are now further beyond gender and expanding to create a safe space—a learning environment—for people that are traditionally underrepresented in the Engineering field. By this we mean that T9Hacks is a place for people who have felt alone in a classroom, work environment, etc. as a member of engineering simply due to their gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disabilities, or mental health. We want to make T9Hacks a place to build a community of support as we learn and grow in our respective fields.

You do not need to code to submit a project. We welcome all creative projects that support our tracks!

Interested in mentoring instead? Sign up here.