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Horizons was a set of 6 hackathons ran on 6 different countries across the Northern Hemisphere's summer - by local teen organisers for teens all around the world. 5000+ online users spent more than 16 000 hours building and shipping technical projects to earn prizes and to come to the hackathons. We brought ~375 teenagers from 43 countries to San Francisco, Sydney, Berlin, Singapore, Toronto and Cairo to spend a weekend building and exploring new cities with other technical teenagers (with travel stipends available)! (picture from Horizons Arcana in Singapore, which I helped staff)

Hack Club: The Game (HCTG) was an 80-person, 3-day scavenger hunt in Manhattan, NYC inspired by Jet Lag: The Game. Teens spent 9,500 hours on technical open source projects to qualify for the event, with attendees flying out from 18 different countries to compete to claim Manhattan. I was a lead organiser, handling logistics & operations, culminating in the IRL event on May 22nd, 2026 (that's me in the bottom left holding all the cash :)

The Athena Award was a six-month long online event and technical certification for girls in tech, resulting in Parthenon, a 120+ person hackathon in New York City. I was the main developer - running this event in collaboration with MIT, GitHub, GirlsWhoCode and more - and we gave away tens of thousands of dollars in prizes and distributed ~200 certifications to qualified teens! (picture is from Parthenon, organised by my friend Reem and a team of teen coders from around the world!)