By Hub Staff, Photo: Avi Gerver Photography/Johns Hopkins University, The Hub, May 3, 2023
Students from three Baltimore high schools recently spent a day developing and presenting ideas for how communities in cities such as Baltimore can become more resilient against the effects of climate change and how city residents can better cope with heat stress and other climate-related health threats.
The day-long HackGood4 Baltimore hackathon, developed by the Johns Hopkins Office of Economic Development and Community Partnerships in collaboration with Microsoft, encouraged more than 60 students from Baltimore's Mervo, Poly, and Reginald F. Lewis high schools to think creatively about how to confront an important issue that impacts their city.
Students traveled to the Microsoft Garage in Reston, Virginia, on Tuesday, April 25, for the second annual event and worked in teams to develop equitable and actionable solutions.
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