Program Overview
The Fellowship is a service-year program where civic-minded developers, designers, and product managers create small startup teams and partner with a local government for a year-long collaboration.Fellows and government staff work together to build apps, foster new approaches to problem solving throughout City Hall, and tackle issues the community is facing. In the past, teams have worked on solving for access to social services, alternatives to incarceration, and new avenues for public input.
Are you a government employee looking for info? Contact Luke D. Norris, Government Relations Director
What's happening?
For Citizens
- Use your skills for good. Become a Fellow.
- Guide and advise Fellows. Become a Mentor.
- Read about about the Fellows from 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011
For Governments
- Enlist the Fellows. Apply Today.
- Learn about open data best practices.
- Read about the current and alumni Fellowship cities.
For Sponsors
- Sponsor a Fellowship in Your City
- Sponsor Code Across 2014
Advisors & Mentors
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Tom Lee, Sunlight Foundation Thor Muller, Originals Alistair Croll, Author Tim Dierks, Arnold Foundation Parker Thompson, Pivotal Hillary Hoeber, IDEO Rick Klau, Google Ventures Stephanie Hannon, Google |
Eric Rodenbeck, Stamen Nadav Savio, Google.org Andrew Crow, GE Design Brian Yeung, SoundCloud Matt Deland, Groupon Ben Sigelman, Stealthmode Startup Thomson Nguyen, Framed Data |
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