Dear all,
We are still very happy if you could spread the word about the upcoming
"Youth Hacking 4 Freedom" round in 2026. The registration is currently
open and we will start with the competition on the 1st of January 2026.
You find all the information for the FSFE's programming competition here:
Youth Hacking 4 Freedom in a nutshell.
• Participants must be between 14 to 18 years old during the time
of the competition (01.01-2026 – 23.10.2026)
• Participation is free, but registration is mandatory:
https://yh4f.org/register
• The opening event takes place on 8th of January 2026, 19:30
(Berlin time), online.
• The programming period runs from 1. January to 30. June 2026.
• During the programming period, participants are free to attend
every first Thursday of the month our online meetings and workshops.
• The first, second and third place winning projects will receive
€4,096, €2,048 and €1,024 respectively. There will also be three special
prizes of €1,024.
• Each participant who submits a project will also receive a
certificate of participation.
• The competition will be conducted remotely, except for the award
ceremony, which will take place in Brussels during a weekend in October
2026, to which the winners (one winner per winning project) and a family
member will be invited on an all-expenses-paid basis.
Should you have any remaining questions we are more than happy to help.
Best regards,
Bonnie
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