SWEHacks is a female and non-binary hackathon hosted by the Society of Women Engineers at the University of Washington. The event strives to encourage participants to make an active impact in their community through innovation.

Our goal is to create an environment for women to network, learn, develop, and create amongst each other. By providing a safe, supportive, and collaborative space where participants of all skill levels are inspired to “hack,” our mission of making an impact is accomplished.

• Education track

• How can we better communicate and teach through tech?

• Safety track

• Expanding communication on staying safe in certain types of disasters, if something were to happen to you making tech that makes it easier to communicate that

• Better connection to understanding symptoms, connectivity to healthcare opportunities, expanding healthcare, mental health opportunities

• Networks track

• How can we connect people across languages, borders, and cultures?

• How can small businesses better communicate to their audience across different regions?

• Idea (15 pts)
  Did it address the Prompt?
• Creativity (15 pts)
  How creative is the solution?
• Approach (10 pts)
  Did the project convey their objectives?
• Design (10pts)
  Did the team put thought into the user experience?
• Presentation (5 pts)
  Did the project address the problem and solution?