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How it will be

FAQ

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ProgramEquity Hacks

ProgramEquity Hacks are driven and designed through community dialogue through skillbased volunteer workflows. 5 hours, 40 advocacy groups and Indigenous led land trusts, unified climate action.

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Indigenous people protect over 80% of the world's diversity, this hackathon is an opening conversation for us to start understanding our relationship with our earth and the very ground we stand on today as sentient.

Our connection with our Earth is fostered through climated action and we're dedicating the day to evolving the Amplify platform to accomodate more than 40+ advocacy groups based in sustainability.

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Sustainability happens when we transform the dynamic of land belonging to us to how we can belong to the land we occupy. This work is often led by advocacy groups who just like open source - rely on volunteer contributors.

Challenge:

Take the Amplify app to the next level so its robust enough to go from supporting ~40 advocacy groups to hundreds across civic rights and sustanability.

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How it will be built

Setting up teams

Participants will be attending from 8 am to 2 pm pt. Your pod team is your home base and your skillset support is a wider resource net. Screen Shot 2022-02-02 at 7 57 52 AM

What are the skillsets and stack?

Stack Foundational Tools
📄 PM and Technical Documentation Markdown, Agile methodology Docs, Wikis, Issues, Project Boards
🎨 UI/UX Design CSS, HTML Figma
🖼 Frontend Vuetify, BootsrapVue Figma, GitHub flow
🗂 Backend Node, Postregres, VueJS GitHub flow, ORM, Knex
🔍 QA & Testing Typescript, YAML Test linters
🔏 DevSecOps YAML, CodeQL Actions, CI/CD Heroku, [Secrets](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/security-guides/encrypted-secrets), Permissions, [Dependabot](https://github.com/dependabot)

Program Highlights

Participants will spend the day across multiple workshops led by DEI firms and land trusts as we put on the lens of a community informed design framework.

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Schedule Day of

Hackathon will be held virtually on Zoom. Here is your schedule based on the track you’re participating in:

Main Events &

Community Workshops

(all times in PT)

Participants

8:00: Welcome LT Keynote + Icebreaker

Intro to the heart of open source and culture. Form teams And team name through a DEI ice breaker.

8:30 Team Workflows

Understand contribution workflows and spaces for support via project boards and implementation issues

9:00-1:30 Hack away

Participants are ramping on workflows and reading documentation (Follow onboarding issue)

10:00

Design Walkthrough:

Introduce Advocacy Groups

Advocacy groups AAAJ and Sunrise walk through community informed design and the stories that led up to Amplify

Skillsets of UI/UX Design and fullstack strongly encouraged to attend

10:30

Q&A from Design Walkthrough

Chance to review implementation build safes and testing. Continue ramping through intermediate

level issues

12:30-1:00

The Why: Person Informed to Community Impact

Seema Patel, UC Berkeley Law Professor lectures on ideations for the change we’re embarking on with community informed design

1:00-1:30 Land Trust Fireside Chat

Green within - the dreams we dream with Black and Indigenous owned Land Trusts with Lizzie and Filmmaker Sabrina Cooper

1:30

Conclusion Keynote

Ending Keynote. Takeaways board activity. Tabulate how much we raised!

What are our goals?

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