This year we hosted our third, and without a doubt our best National Day of Civic Hacking event. We had more of a diversity of projects, more participation and partnerships with other groups, and more support from the city gov. than…
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National Day 2015: Wrap-up
Tagged with: arkansas river, City of Tulsa, Code for America, Crow Creek, keystone dam, National Day of Civic Hacking, water in the river
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What We Worked on at This Year’s CodeAcross
This weekend Code for Tulsa hosted one of 60 CodeAcross events (#codeacross) around the globe. At the Flyloft in Tulsa’s Brady Arts District, Code for Tulsa members worked on five tech initiatives for the community of Tulsa. Inspired by a…
Tagged with: citizen power brigade, Civic Ninjas, Code for America, Code for Tulsa, CodeAcross, OKDHS, SNAP, taylor hanson
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Posted in Code for Tulsa Blog
Tulsa CodeAcross 2015
We provide the space, wifi, food, and some easy starter projects. You just have to show up with a computer and a desire to help Tulsa! Come for an hour or the whole weekend. Fly Loft 117 N Boston Ave.,…
Tagged with: Civic Ninjas, Code for America, CodeAcross, fly loft, Good Samaritan Health Service, OKDHS, SNAP, TU ACM
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Collaboration with the City
Last year’s National Day of Civic Hacking was a huge event: we collaborated on a project with FEMA, we held a hack day at the Tulsa Library for TulsaWiki, and we worked on LocalTour. We all collectively agreed that there was no…
Tagged with: City of Tulsa, Code for America, INCOG, National Day of Civic Hacking, NDCH
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Posted in Code for Tulsa Blog
Tulsa’s CodeAcross Projects
Code for Tulsa, and the TU Student ACM organization worked together for a weekend of civic hacking at this year’s CodeAcross event, hosted by Code for America (full list of hosts, sponsors, and producers, here and news coverage, here). The event…
Tagged with: Civic Ninjas, Code for America, CodeAcross, Fab Lab Tulsa, HealthGeist, open data census, TU ACM
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Posted in Code for Tulsa Blog
Code Across 2014: Beyond Transparency
The Tulsa Community Joins Together for Weekend of Civic Innovation: Feb 22-23 Co-produced by Code for Tulsa, Civic Ninjas and TU’s Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), the event will focus on taking government data and using…
