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TFF Policy Hackathon
Generating Policies for the Future of Humanity. 

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The spirits of Hackathon, refined and redefined.

"The collision of ideas is more important than a standard answer."

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Regardless of the arts and sciences, size, or format, Hackathons often have a strong interactive nature, promoting communication between participants to better solve the real-world problems posed in the competition. 

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At TFF, this spirit is inherited yet also further transformed through our unique form of hackathon essay collection and the bulletin board.

At TFF, we believe Awareness truly matters.

 

We invite everyone who has a strong interest and unique insight into social issues and policy making like us to participate in the thinking and analysis of the current situation, and complete the collision between different ideas and concepts through the form of a policy "hackathon". Through these collisions of ideas, we believe, civil awareness will be promoted.


Each year, TFF creates one or more major themes based on some of the world's most topical and controversial social and political issues. From on these broad themes, we design and end up with four or five specific questions about the biggest dilemmas facing that topic at the moment. We sincerely hope that participants can design unique policies that can help or even solve existing problems through their own independent thinking.

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The Hackathon 
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$400,
$200,
$100.

 

The amount of financial award to Global Grand, Outstanding, and Honorable Mention Prize winners, respectively.

Promoting awareness in policy and social issues is the key to Policy Hackathon. In order to accomplish exactly that and spared this awareness to more, we have launched the financial reward scheme for Policy Hackathon 2024.

Prompts and Submission Requirements

While we are no longer accepting submissions for the 2024 cycle, you can check out the link below for requirements and prompts.

The TFF Policy Hackathon
Academic Committee


In the first ever year of the Hackathon, we are prioritizing academic quality as the key to the event, and have managed to gather a group of outstanding and passionate college students as Academic Committee members, who are in charge of supervising all academic affairs related to the Hackathon. They are the ones working behind topic selection, prompt creation, and reviewing all Hackathon participants' submissions, ensuring that a best Hackthon experience is delivered.

And finally...
Winners '24!


TFF Policy Hackathon 2024
Prize List





TFF Global Grand Prize

 

 

 

Xinyi Zhu, Chengdu Golden Apple Jin Cheng No.1 Secondary School





TFF Global Outstanding Prize

 

 

 

Jiayi Lyu, The Masters School


Zonglin Yang, Chongqing Nankai Secondary School





TFF Global Honorable Mention Prize

 

 

 

Jianing Zhang, Shanghai Datong High School


Jiayi Zheng, The Affiliated International School of Shenzhen University


Xuanming Qi, The Webb Schools





TFF Global Shortlist

 

 

 

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Yixin Chen, UWC South East Asia Singapore
Yurui Zhang, Chongqing BI Academy
Sihan Dong, Regents International School of Pattaya
Jinyu Wan, Chongqing Yucai Secondary School
Yupeng Qiu, UWC South East Asia Singapore

Wenxiang Zhang, Chongqing No.1 Experimental Middle School

Ruquan Tian, Kang Chiao International School Xi'an Qujiang Campus

Zekai Jia, Chongqing Nanki Middle School

Wuwei Cheng, University of California, Davis

Nuoxin Xu, North Broward Preparatory School

Wenlang Zhang, Chongqing Yucai Secondary School

 Congratulations!
We also hope to see you next year.

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