T9Hacks is a 24-hour women and non-binary hackathon held on February 9-10, held in the ATLAS Institute on the University of Colorado Boulder's campus.

Must register for the hackathon. Online registration is at http://t9hacks.org/, walk-in registrations are welcome.

• IMPACT
  This directly derives from one of our core values. We want hackers to contribute back to the field they’re in, so that their work can better benefit the community in the future.
• TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY
  Hacks can easily have a variety of ranges of difficulty. We want to reward hackers who demonstrate a large amount of technical prowess in the projects created.
• INNOVATION
  Reinventing the wheel, no matter how awesome the wheel is, is quite banal. Exploration of ideas is a value that we want all hackers to pursue. We are looking for novel hacks engineered from the minds of our awesome hackers.
• CREATIVITY
  We are looking for our hackers to solve problems creativity and uniquely. This also requires creative and critical thought in planning out the hack.
• VIABILITY
  We are looking for hacks that are well-built and could easily be continued to become a viable product. The hack should be more than just a pitch.
• USABILITY
  We are looking for hacks that are not only functional, but are designed well.
• KNOWLEDGE GAINED
  We want to see what you've learned. T9hacks is about learning and exploring technology, soshow us where you came into the competition and show us what you've learned in the last 24-hours.
• TOP SCORES
  This is awarded automatically to those who have the top score in Project Ares.
• "IT" FACTOR
  There are certain hacks that just cause you to say “WOW.” It is up to the discretion of the judges to identify this intangible quality of a hack that just amazes people.