Hackher413.com Website Review

THE FIRST ALL-WOMEN AND NON-BINARY STUDENTS' HACKATHON IN WESTERN MAS*! HackHer413 is a hackathon for women and nonbinary students hosted at the University of Mas*achusetts Amherst. Over the course of 24 hours, hackathon participants are encouraged to learn new skills, network, and build something that they are pas*ionate about. This student-run hackathon aims to help increase diversity in the tech industry. We hope you can join us! Apply to be volunteer! By filling out this form below, you are completing the first step to support HackHer413 in creating an encouraging space for women and non-binary students to learn and innovate with technology. Volunteers come from any university and can identify as any gender but they must be at least 18 years of age. Volunteers will have access to the entire event and all of its resources in exchange for helping out. Once the application is complete, we will contact you directly with next steps. Come be(e) a HackHer413’s mission to increase diversity in the tech industry will be present throughout our entire event. Our goal manifests into three categories: empowering, connecting, and inspiring students. From start to finish, here’s how HackHer413 will embody these goals. Interested in talking to mentors about their career paths? Take a break from your hack and join us for Coffee With Mentors! Throughout the hackathon, we’ll have a space (and provide coffee and snacks!) where participants can sit down and talk to mentors about anything, ranging from advice to the mentor’s career to their favorite programming language! Being a beginner at a Hackathon can be intimidating. To combat this, we’re creating a Beginner Track! This track provides a schedule full of suggested workshops, events, and resources for beginners to make the most of the 24-hours. Impostor Syndrome is real. We will have a round table event called Real Talk for anyone to come and share their experience in tech! We will discuss not only the amazing feats by people in the industry but also brainstorm ways to improve inclusivity in the tech world.