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Sunlight Hackathon

Location: Room 2018

Hackathon Hours:
Wednesday & Thursday: 9:00am-6:00pm
Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm

Update: The project chosen for the Hackathon is the Fifty State Project, an openly available structured database of state legislation. Get a little background here

If you’re planning on coming to the Hackathon and don’t already have a badge, you can register for a free Expo pass using this code: websf09hack. You’ll need a badge to get in. We hope you’ll join us.

What is the Sunlight Hackathon?

Sunlight Labs, part of the non-partisan Sunlight Foundation (one of our favorite organizations) is an open source development team that builds technology to make government more transparent and accountable. We've invited them to host a hackathon at Web 2.0 Expo, where attendees build an application that promotes transparency in government. We welcome you to join our hackathon - stop by to help out for an hour or a day, contribute to rebuilding our democracy, and meet some great folks!

This event is open to all attendees of Web 2.0 Expo. You can register for a free expo pass with the code websf09hack.