by Jason Harper | Feb 25, 2016 | Government Innovation, Event Calendar
Help Us Build Apps for a Healthier Community! Calling all web developers, data geeks, health IT pros, programmers, app builders, designers, UXers, civic activists, and health care professionals and entrepreneurs… Join Code for KC – Kansas City’s Code...
by Jason Harper | Feb 24, 2016 | Government Innovation
Code for KCThe app building arm of KC Digital Drive & local chapter of the Code for America Brigade Learn More Projects Members in Meetup group Hacking for Good in KC Code for KC was established in 2013 as the “leave behind” of the Code for America Fellowship...
by Jason Harper | Jan 22, 2016 | Government Innovation
KC Digital Drive, Code for KC and Missouri Western University are launching Kansas City’s first civic UX testing group. At KC Digital Drive, we’re building technology applications to help solve social and civic problems in the community. As our civic-tech...
by Jason Harper | Dec 29, 2015 | Medical Reimbursement, Access to Capital, Home Internet Access, Telehealth Pilot, Convention Center Technology, IT Workforce Development, Digital Art, Event Calendar, Libraries Pilot, K-12 Classroom Demonstrations, Marketing the Region, Professional Development for Teachers, Global Roundtables, Mesh Wi-fi Networks, University Research Capacity, Proof of Concept and Fab Labs, Digital Infrastructure, Innovation Hubs/Tech Districts, Digital Skills Training, Computers in the Home, Gigabit Ecosystem Building, Technology Transfer, Fiber to the Community, Government Innovation, Online Gaming Development, Community Education and Awareness
Announcing the 2016 Gigabit City Summit, a KC Digital Drive production, from May 16-18, 2016 in Kansas City. With 50 communities and nearly 250 delegates in attendance, our first Summit was an unqualified success! And the overwhelming feedback from those who attended...
by Jason Harper | Dec 3, 2015 | Government Innovation
In the past year, the Code for KC Brigade has grown by leaps and bounds. It started in late 2013 as a couple of lonely civic-minded coders meeting on Monday nights to gaze deep into the Git in search of ways to help their city through technology. Now on any given hack...
