We are building civic awesome power in our community by holding regular hack nights and community events, advocating for open data, and deploying apps.

Our Mission

Code for America believes government can work for the people, by the people in the 21st century.

We abide by the Code for America Code of Conduct. Your participation in any Code for Durham activities or on any web properties implies your consent to this code.

Here’s how:

Who Are We? Overview Presentation


2015 Plans

We welcome your comments on our 2015 Strategic Plan. Everything we do is volunteer-led and open.

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Who do we work with?

Local governments are changing. Forward-thinking municipalities are embracing technology to make our cities better for everyone. Innovative government staff are sharing resources, best practices, and collaborating on common problems. Code for America provides a broad range of resources, programs and services to support and advance civic innovation.


FAQ

Can I participate in the Brigade if I’m not technical?

Yes! Brigades need leaders and members with all types of skillsets. Some ways non-technical folks participate include storytelling, community organizing, advising on projects as a subject matter experts, planning events, writing copy, and more.

Should I bring a laptop to the meetups?

Yes Please! If you don't have access to a tablet or laptop, no problem at all. We will share!

What is Civic Hacking?