YadaGuru will be hosting a workshop with Southwest Leadership Academy Charter School to help college bound students use their app.
In early 2015, we rolled out our first leadership team. As Code for Philly has evolved, we’re looking for fresh blood to keep us moving in the right direction.
Datasets for Caash hackathon
Code for Philly isn’t your typical group of hackers. And City as a Service Hackathon (CaasH) isn't your typical hackathon. Join us for a month-long co-creation hackathon to build solutions that meet real, community issues in Philadelphia.
City as a Service Opportunity Statements 2016
City as a Service 2016 Contributors
City as a Service Hackathon's Schedule
City as a Service Hackathon 2016
A look back at how the Philly Ward Leaders project from last year's DemHacks brought together diverse skillsets to bring vital information into the public domain.
Check out the data and APIs available for #DemHack2016!
We like to make hackathons be about more than code and about more than products. With a new mayor and new priorities, a presidential primary and Democratic National Convention, a mess of new councilpersons, and more than a few groups abuzz about millenials in public office, there hasn’t been a better, or more important time, to be a civic hacker and improve Philly democracy. Read this post about how you can contribute to hacking democracy whether it’s with code or ideas. Join us 3/18-3/20!
Hour-by-hour schedule for the Friday night Community Needs Assessment and Saturday-Sunday Hackathon
Our first signature hackathon of the year is coming up, and we need your help planning the best DemHack yet.
Now and then we like to reflect on the great work you - the brigade! - are bringing to Philadelphia. Dave Brindley saw a problem in his neighborhood and set out to fix it. Now, his project NotInPhilly.org is expanding to other areas in the city.
Good News Everyone! From time to time, there are changes that impact the brigade as a whole. On those occasions, we’ll make a brigade update (like the one you’re about to read). We've grown a lot over the last year at Code for Philly, and we have even more planned for 2016. Keep reading to see what’s coming up and what's changing!
We did some great stuff in 2015. Well, a lot of great stuff. Here are some highlights.
Help us welcome Corey Abramson, the newest addition to the Code for Philly leadership team!
Code for Philly now has an official Code of Conduct and anti-harassment policy.
Dedicated sessions will run parallel to the unconference, and our community collaborators will lead these breakouts on a variety of topics within the tracks
Dedicated sessions will run parallel to the unconference, and our community collaborators will lead these breakouts on a variety of topics within the tracks
