We invite our peers and colleagues, everyone who is interested in the art & science of Hackathons, Hackdays, Hacknights, and all other time-limited open collaborative experimental hands-on workshops, to join us for a convivial discussion of the past and future of the field. Our meetups are free of charge, thanks to our hosts and supporters.

Our goal is to create a regular meeting series that gives us an additional sounding board as we plan and execute hackathons, while also giving us a place to share good tools and methods for a seamless experience for participants & sponsors. We believe that with the right level of continued community support, hackathons will continue to be a powerful force for unlocking talents and innovation.

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Summary

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The meeting brought together eight individuals, including hackathon organizers, researchers, and enthusiasts, to discuss various aspects of hackathons and their organization. The conversation covered a range of topics, including team building, participant management, event promotion, and the importance of diversity and inclusion in hackathons. The group shared their experiences, challenges, and strategies for improving hackathons, with a focus on creating a more inclusive and engaging environment for participants. They also discussed the potential for hackathons to drive social innovation and the need for open data and collaboration among organizers. The meeting concluded with a call for continued collaboration and the sharing of resources and best practices to enhance the hackathon community.

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