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A global hackathon empowering young women to design innovative solutions for real-world challenges.
ABOUT
The E2E Global Hackathon, hosted by Educate2Empower (E2E), is an international innovation competition where young women come together to use technology, creativity, and problem-solving to develop solutions for real-world issues.
All virtual, attend from anywhere
Aug 29, 2026 - Sep 10, 2026
Who Can Participate?
Girls ages 13–22
Anywhere from complete beginners to experienced creators
Participants from any country
REGISTRATION:
Register by Aug 22 11:59PM UTC, register as soon as possible to find a team if you want one.
QUESTIONS?
Email kundanaaddala@gmail.com
HOW IT WORKS
1. Register: Sign up individually and share your interests.
1. Register: Sign up individually and share your interests.
2. Form a Team: Work solo or in teams of 2–5 students. If you don't have a team but want one, sign up as soon as possible so we can form one!
2. Form a Team: Work solo or in teams of 2–5 students. If you don't have a team but want one, sign up as soon as possible so we can form one!
3. Build: Create a prototype, project, or solution.
3. Build: Create a prototype, project, or solution.
Projects can include: apps, websites, AI models, research projects, engineering designs
4. Submit: Submit your project description, prototype, and presentation. Wait to hear back on awards!
4. Submit: Submit your project description, prototype, and presentation. Wait to hear back on awards!
TIMELINE
July 28 – August 22: Registration Period
August 22: Registration Deadline
August 30: Hackathon Begins
Participants receive challenge details and begin building their projects.
August 30 – September 10: Hackathon Build Period
Teams develop, test, and finalize their projects.
September 10: Project Submission Deadline
September 11 – September 14: Judging Period
September 15: Global Showcase & Winners Announced
CHALLENGE TRACKS
Safety
Education
Health & Medicine
Sustainability
Community Improvement
Judging Criteria:
Impact (30%)
Does it solve a meaningful problem?
Innovation (25%)
Is the idea creative and unique?
Execution (35%)
How effectively is the solution developed?
Presentation (10%)
How well were the ideas shown?
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