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Newcomer Kitchen Social Innovation Hackathon
Newcomer Kitchen is a nonprofit organization that invites newly-arrived Syrian refugee women to cook a weekly meal in its kitchen. The meals are sold online for pickup or delivery, and the proceeds shared among the cooks. Our goal is to create a model to welcome newcomers to a community that can be replicated with any […]
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Get Ready, Get Set, Newcomer Kitchen Hackathon Registration Now Open!
Get Ready, Get Set, Newcomer Kitchen Hackathon Registration Now Open! Build a team and help be part of the solution for an awesome social innovation challenge… Newcomer Kitchen is a nonprofit organization that invites newly-arrived Syrian refugee women to cook a weekly meal in its kitchen. The meals are sold online for pickup or delivery, […]
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#HACKMINING: A 3-day hackathon to innovate the mining industry
What? Canada Mining Innovation Council is running a 3-day hackathon to solve the real world challenges that are faced by mining companies (Mining is one of the top 10 industries in Canada!). Our sponsors are global leaders in the mining industry: McEwen Mining, Agnico Eagle and Hatch. Who is it for? You! (University students, recent […]
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Cross Border Hackathon Toronto
For the 1st time ever, the Department of Homeland Security, State Department, the US Chamber of Commerce, Dickinson-Wright and Northof41.org have come together with the Tech Community in Toronto in order to develop APIs which will allow entrepreneurs to develop software solutions in order to simplify the importing/exporting process.
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DementiaHack Toronto 2015 Hackathon Weekend 1 Minute Video
DementiaHack Toronto 2015 ended successfully last weekend. Over 70 teams joined the event to create wonderful products that aim at improving lives of people with Dementia. Special thanks to great people who help to make this happen. Below is a 1 minute video showcasing DementiaHack Toronto’s Hackathon over the weekend of Nov 7-8, 2015, downtown […]
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DementiaHack Toronto
47 million people live with dementia worldwide – 750,000 in Canada alone – with global numbers expected to reach 75 million by 2030. Much effort goes towards the search for a cure that may be decades away, but millions today face overwhelming, heartbreaking challenges daily. The point of DementiaHack is to create products that improve lives today.
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