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Using the power of collaborative thinking to address the COVID-19 crisis.

Join us June 13th & 14th to hack with a purpose.

About.

What is the COVID-19 Policy Hackathon?

The COVID-19 Policy Hackathon is a 36-hour virtual hackathon dedicated to designing policy proposals that aim to solve today's most pressing economic challenges. 

Hackathon participants will form teams within one of four policy tracks: public health, trade and immigration, firms and workers, and financial policy. 

Over the course of the weekend, participants will receive guidance from leading academics and policy-makers, incorporate relevant data, and draft potentially impactful policy memos. The COVID-19 Policy Hackathon offers participants a platform to think critically about our world's most pertinent problems and an opportunity to contribute to finding a solution.  



Virtual - 36 hours
Where you
can help be 
a part of the
solution.
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Policy Tracks.

Dive into one of four policy tracks. Within these tracks, we've generated prompts to help get your ideas flowing. Data sets, toolkits, and mentors will be on-hand to help you in your creative process.
  • Public Health
  • Firms and Workers
  • Trade and Immigration
  • Financial Policy
explore the interplay of vaccine development and distribution, public health concerns, and healthcare policy reforms
address the challenges facing workers, small businesses, and tanking industries
consider ways to handle the disrupted flow of people and goods
ponder ways to utilize monetary policy and bank regulation in the context of growing global debt

Organizers.

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Partners.

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Contribute your ideas.

Join the COVID-19 Policy Hackathon today!
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Reach us at covid19policyhackathon@gmail.com.
The COVID-19 Policy Hackathon 2020
  • Home
  • Resources & Updates
  • Proposals
  • Schedule
  • Tracks
  • FAQ
  • Our Mentor Network
  • Become a Mentor
  • The Proposal Database