3rd ERUA DigiTalk: Info Session I for the “Hack4impact” Hackathon 2025

Learn more about Hack4impact by participating in this DigiTalk – Info Session!

 

Monday, September 15, 2025 | 16:00 to 17:00 CEST | Register now!

Hack4impact is a Digital Hackathon that connects entrepreneurship (including social) with digital public sector reforms, skills and alignment with the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). This approach showcases a unique initiative of the University of the Aegean, first-of-its-kind collaboration among the European Reform University Alliance (ERUA), the North Aegean Regional Development Fund and GR digiGOV-innoHUB.

Registration

Register here to attend the DigiTalk-Info Session online: https://aegean-gr.zoom.us/meeting/register/On9ioRC1SwWWzXDeNZ-uYg#/registration

Who could attend?

We welcome:

  • Participants from the ERUA community 
  • Individuals & technology start ups
  • Teams and individuals from the #ERUAiDeaThon2024 and the Social Entrepreneurship Course 
  • Local stakeholders, social innovators and entrepreneurs from all ERUA regions

Hack4impact Challenges are linked to:

  • Regional needs (digital transformation, emerging skills’ needs & inclusive growth)
  • ERUA’s core goals (university-led reforms, social entrepreneurship)
  • EU priorities (public sector reform, digital transition, SDGs, creative and interregional knowledge communities)
  • And ERUA thematic areas:
    • Environmental Transition
    • Democracy and Human Rights
    • Interculturality and Multilingualism
    • Migration
    • Arts & Edges

Read the official Hackathon Call for more information on its framework!

Speakers – Panellists

  • Haris Alexopoulos, DigiGov InnoHub
  • Katerina Taka, ERUA University of the Aegean
  • Alejandros Melidis, Open Technologies Alliance (GFOSS) 

Learn more about Hack4impact here: https://hack4impact.digigov.innohub.gr/  !

 

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