Hack4Impact Penn

Hack4Impact Applications are due TONIGHT!

Hack4Impact is the student group that builds software for nonprofits! Each semester, we team up with non-profits and other socially-responsible organizations to build products tackling issues in education, food accessibility, poverty, and more.

APPLICATION: https://upenn.hack4impact.org/students/apply (due 9/11 at 11:59pm). No late submissions will be accepted!

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REMINDER: Hack4Impact applications are due TONIGHT (9/13) at 11:59pm EST! The application can be found at https://forms.gle/Gt2meZTgfM8C8ZcJ9.
Don't miss out the opportunity to join an amazing community of developers making a real world impact!
If you have any last minute questions please reach out to [email protected], message us on Facebook, or look at our FAQs at https://pennclubs.com/club/h4i.

Apply to join Hack4Impact! Check out http://hack4impact.org for more information about who we are, descriptions about roles within Hack4Impact, and why you should join! Please submit this application form by Sunday, September 13 at 11:59pm. Applications are open to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. Please don't be frightened...

Come join our Info Session TONIGHT, 9/6 @ 7:30pm EST! Zoom Link: https://upenn.zoom.us/j/7331993890. We will be sharing what makes H4I so special and answering your questions. If you can't make it tonight, we will be posting slides and a recording of the session on our Penn Club Portal, https://pennclubs.com/club/h4i.

Important Dates:
Info session: Sunday, September 6th @7:30pm EST
Q&A Sessions: Tuesday, September 8th @7:30pm EST
APPLICATION: https://forms.gle/Gt2meZTgfM8C8ZcJ9 (due by Sun 9/13 @ 11:59pm)

This fall, we are opening applications to the class of 2022, 2023, and 2024! Check out https://hack4impact.org for more info about who we are and what we do! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach us at [email protected].

Hack4Impact is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to developing software for social good. Each semester, we team up with socially-responsible organizations to build products tackling issues in education, food accessibility, poverty, and more. Hack4Impact was founded at Penn in 2014, and has since grown into a national organization with 10+ university chapters.

Join Hack4Impact!

Hack4Impact is a student-run nonprofit dedicated to developing software for social good. Each semester, we team up with socially-responsible organizations to build products tackling issues in education, food accessibility, poverty, and more. Hack4Impact was founded at Penn in 2014, and has since grown into a national organization with 10+ university chapters.

This year, per Penn policies, recruitment will primarily be run out of the Penn Clubs portal: https://pennclubs.com/club/h4i. Come join us at SAC fair and our info session to learn more about our organization, the fun we have as a community, and where you fit in!

SAC Fair: Thursday, September 3rd @5-8pm EST Info session: Sunday, September 6th @7:30pm EST Q&A Sessions: Tuesday, September 8th @7:30pm EST
APPLICATION: https://forms.gle/Gt2meZTgfM8C8ZcJ9 (due by Sun 9/13 @ 11:59pm)

This fall, we are opening applications to the class of 2022, 2023, and 2024! Check out https://hack4impact.org for more info about who we are and what we do! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach us at [email protected].

The second organization fighting for racial justice that we are featuring is the National Black Disability Coalition. Read the feature below and visit the website to learn more!
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The National Black Disability Coalition (NBDC) is an organization for Black disabled people, parents, family members, non-profits, and academic and policy leaders. Founded in 1990, NBDC is focused on studying and improving community leadership, family inclusion, entrepreneurship, civil rights, service delivery systems, and education through the lenses of ableism and racism.

With an emphasis on people who live in poverty, the goals of NBDC are
1. To promote unity among Black people with disabilities and their families and communities.
2. To advance equity within the disability movement.
3. To foster opportunity for Black people with disabilities.

The organization also offers educational resources on healthcare reform, disability legislation and the history and culture of Black people with disabilities.

Website:
http://www.blackdisability.org/

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/black.disability

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