By entering the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social & Mental Health, you’re agreeing to the Devpost terms (https://info.devpost.com/terms) and the Official Rules listed below.
Submission Requirements
To submit a project, click here.
Submissions must include a name and description with the team members, what problem the entry product solves, and which group it serves. Submissions should include at least a design and a prototype, or simulation where applicable, along with a proposal of next steps, path forward, and a description of the necessary resources and plan to implement the project. Video demonstrations are encouraged, though not required, and should be submitted as a link to Youtube or Vimeo.
We encourage submissions to include information on how the product incorporates feedback from public health officials, mental health experts, or experts who work with vulnerable populations.
Any and all tech stacks are welcome, but we encourage teams to build on tech stacks that are easy to scale and commonly used. Any necessary supplementary files, such as installation files or instructions, should be included with the submission as a single file or a zip.
We accept both new project submissions as well as updates to projects that already exist or are already under development.
Submission must either be in English or include an English translation.
Participants may submit multiple projects. Each project should be a separate submission.
Rights & Display
Submissions and their associated intellectual property rights will remain under the sole or joint ownership of their inventor(s); neither Sponsor nor any co-sponsors or promoters of the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social & Mental Health make any claim to ownership of submissions. We encourage participants to open source their projects both to share their hacks with the greater community and to promote innovation in this space.
We, along with all parties involved in the development of the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social & Mental Health, reserve the right to use all participating teams’ and/or individuals’ names and likenesses in any publicity statements or events, including internet and website posts or articles, regarding the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social & Mental Health or the party’s involvement therewith.
By submitting a Submission, you grant Sponsor and the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social Mental Health an irrevocable, royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide right and license to use, distribute to the public, and publicly display and perform your Submission in any media, in connection with the COVID-19 Global Hackathon 2.0: Social & Mental Health.
Your Submission may be posted on a public website. We are not responsible for any unauthorized use of your Submission by visitors to this website.
You will not receive any compensation or credit for the above use of your Submission, other than what is described in these Official Rules.
By entering the Hackathon you acknowledge that Sponsor and/or the co-sponsors or promoters of the Hackathon may have developed or commissioned materials similar or identical to your Submission and you acknowledge and agree that neither Sponsor nor any co-sponsors or promoters has now and will not have in the future any duty or liability (direct or indirect, vicarious, contributory, or otherwise) with respect to the infringement or protection of your or any third party’s patent, copyright or other proprietary rights in and to their content. Further you understand that we will not restrict work assignments of representatives who have had access to your Submission.
Intellectual Property Policy
The Intellectual Property (IP) of your solution belongs to you and your team. Just you and your team are able to decide if you want to make your solution available to others or to involve other parties for further development.
Code of Conduct
We expect all participants to follow high ethical standards. Show respect to all participants, attempt collaboration before conflict, and refrain from demeaning comments.
This is a harassment-free event for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. We do not tolerate harassment of participants in any form. If you're aware of any harassment, please report it immediately to event organizers.
Operating & Collaboration Principles
- Find a subject matter expert and bake them into your process. Here is why.
- Be clear about which mode you’re in: discussion and learning, generating ideas, or solving problems.
- Engage with curiosity about each other’s viewpoints. Resolve disagreements through experimentation.
- Assume good intent. People only take actions based on their own viewpoint, so understanding their viewpoint gives you insight and information.
- Law of mobility! If you find yourself neither contributing nor learning, consider finding another place to be!
Other
This hackathon is open to attendees of all ages and from all backgrounds, genders, and geographies.
You understand that the Hackathon, any benefits derived therefrom, and/or your participation in the Hackathon, may be modified or terminated at any time for any reason. The Hackathon and any benefits are provided “AS-IS” and with no guarantees of any sorts.
Void where prohibited or restricted by law, and void in countries/regions under sanctions by the United States, including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria.