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Photos from a panel discussion at Generator on engaging students in civic hacking with Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger, Code for America Brigade Captains Bradley Holt and Jason Pelletier, and representatives from Burlington-area higher education institutions

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Code for BTV Partnering with Mayor's Office and Several City Departments for Burlington's National Day of Civic Hacking

Departments and initiatives of the the City of Burlington will feature heavily in Burlington's National Day of Civic Hacking this weekend. The Mayor's Office; Burlington Parks, Recreation & Waterfront; Burlington Telecom; Burlington Electric Department; CEDO; Fletcher Free Library; Burlington City Arts; and BTV Ignite will all be represented as event partners or sponsors.

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Burlington Mayor Weinberger and Code for BTV to Host Panel Discussion on Integration of Civic Hacking into Higher Education

Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger, Code for America Brigade Captains Bradley Holt and Jason Pelletier, and representatives from Burlington-area higher education institutions will participate in a panel discussion on how to engage students in civic hacking through Code for BTV. Civic hacking is a participatory effort to improve communities through technology and is an opportunity for students to gain experience by working on real-world projects.

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Join Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger, Code for America Brigade Captains Bradley Holt and Jason Pelletier, and representatives from Burlington-area higher education institutions for a presentation and panel discussion on how to engage students in civic hacking through Code for BTV. Civic hacking is a participatory effort to improve communities through technology and is an opportunity for students to gain experience by working on real-world projects.

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National Day of Civic Hacking banner on Burlington City Hall