Multigenerational Hackathon on Sustainable Development
In May 2024, the Rudolf Agricola School, in collaboration with Green Office and Science Shops, successfully launched its first hackathon on Sustainable Development. This event brought together a diverse group of participants to address real-life challenges and make a positive impact on our community.
This unique event was multidisciplinary and multigenerational, offering a fantastic opportunity for stakeholders to connect with students and professionals from diverse backgrounds.
Participants worked together to tackle real-life challenges presented by local organizations. The topics varied widely, covering areas such as food systems, landscapes, economic needs, and lifelong learning.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed!
Experiences of hackathon participants
Stakeholder: Groningen municipality
One of the challenges was brought in by the municipality of Groningen: ‘How can we encourage students to eat more plant-based food?’ Shortly before the final presentation, we spoke to Hilde Lavell, Ivet Panjer of the Groningen municipality, and Emma Zaal, mentor of the students.
Hackathon participant: student Chris Kobelke
One of the challenges was introduced by the municipality of Groningen: ‘How can we encourage students to eat more plant-based food?’ Five students worked on this challenge. Chris Kobelke was one of them.
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