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How to design a Policy Hackathon Michael Swerdlow 9 min read · Apr 23, 2019 -- Listen Share As an undergraduate at Stanford I’ve worked with the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR ) and Stanford in Government (SIG) to organize two separate policy hackathons on the topics of Affordable Housing and Criminal Justice Reform. At each of these events, dozens of students competed in teams to create policy proposals and accompanying analytical tools to be evaluated and scored by expert panels of judges from academia, government, and the private sector. Following each hackathon, a f
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